We went down the road of closing and removing railways in the UK. As soon as they were closed, everything was torn up. Now we can't move for trucks (44 tons) the damage to roads , bridges etc is costing £millions every year. Keep you railways and use them! Thank you for all your videos they are appreciated over this side of the pond.🙂
This was an outstanding presentation! Really well done. We just have to keep this campaign going and fight for this. Keep those trains rolling and growing. It’s amazing that we have to fight for something that is so obviously needed, but we’re up against a group that only cares about their own interests. They could care less about the traffic issues. This video presentation should be sent out to state officials and the general public. Again, a great piece of work!
Outstanding intro appropriate outlook. Thank you addressing a major issue that important to all of us.. California has the same issue when it comes Trash haulage
Yup, instead of needing to park, store and gas up multiple trucks, all you need is 1 line, a large industrial building enough to offload whatever to the train and off it goes. Im sure in the future you will see more storage houses popping up on yarmouth road in hyannis to use as shipments instead of using trucks. Lessening congestion on main roads, and may be more cost efficient someday.
Great video! Very informative. This makes me think of all the Rock Island lines that have been removed since the 90's here in Colorado and my home state of Missouri.
@@SouthCoastRailVideos Oh I didn't realize that was open and was active thanks for letting me know that in the video it looks like it was abandoned but that's awesome that the Providence and Worcester is using it anyway thanks for letting me know that
@@SouthCoastRailVideos Mass Coastal is really starting to haul a lot of trash I live in Newark Ohio and Ohio Central runs trash trains quite a lot I was able to get one on video a week before my birthday when I was on my way to church in Toboso Ohio with my friend
I would recommend you share your ideas and videos on all this to your local politicians, town leaders and all the local businesses that use the railroad because this is a line that cannot afford to be removed anywhere due to serving a vital service. Let the trail morons have their Trail alongside the right-of-way not on it
Great video. I rode the Shining Sea Trail in June and it was a really nice trail BUT what are they thinking in ripping up active tracks to extend it?? I think we can chalk it up to Liberal Logic. Bikes are so eco friendly but are they willing to put hundreds of diesel burning trucks back on the crowded roads? I don't these proponents for the trail have thought this idea through but that is so typical in this state.
@@SouthCoastRailVideos Yeah and hopefully that is something that they will do instead of tearing the tracks up I like seeing these trains running on those tracks hopefully it stays that way for a while and the Falmouth rail line will be saved
It was just brought to attention that in last Fridays ( August 25th) Falmouth Enterprise there’s a half page ad titled “Save the Bourne rail trail”, “ pull up the Falmouth secondary track “. Obviously ripped off the slogan that we’re using. It’s packed with lies: removing the track would only add 4-9 trucks a day to the roads. There would have to be land taking of private property to have a rail with trail. Etc,etc. Pretty sickening stuff!
How Terrible ,and very sad....Why can't city Commission see your video and see to save these Economic Benefits. CORRIDORS...THERE ARE RAIL TO TRUCK TRANSLOADS FACILITIES. USEZ... AND THE CITY COULD USE A $3100 A MILE FOR RAILWAYS/BIKE PATHES.MANY GODS PRAYERS THAT THE CITY UNDERSTANDS YOUR GREAT VIDEOS CONCEPTS😢😢😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It would see more use as a walking/biking trail than a rail line Only a few trucks a day would be required and buses could handle the few passengers. Stop dreaming in the past and look into the future for the best use of the line. Railroading is a dead horse the hobbyist are beating.
We went down the road of closing and removing railways in the UK. As soon as they were closed, everything was torn up. Now we can't move for trucks (44 tons) the damage to roads , bridges etc is costing £millions every year. Keep you railways and use them!
Thank you for all your videos they are appreciated over this side of the pond.🙂
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This was an outstanding presentation! Really well done. We just have to keep this campaign going and fight for this. Keep those trains rolling and growing. It’s amazing that we have to fight for something that is so obviously needed, but we’re up against a group that only cares about their own interests. They could care less about the traffic issues. This video presentation should be sent out to state officials and the general public. Again, a great piece of work!
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Rail has my vote.
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Outstanding intro appropriate outlook. Thank you addressing a major issue that important to all of us.. California has the same issue when it comes Trash haulage
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Transloading works very well and doesn’t require huge trays of land either😊
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Yup, instead of needing to park, store and gas up multiple trucks, all you need is 1 line, a large industrial building enough to offload whatever to the train and off it goes. Im sure in the future you will see more storage houses popping up on yarmouth road in hyannis to use as shipments instead of using trucks. Lessening congestion on main roads, and may be more cost efficient someday.
Nicely done, hopefully some sense is used and the rail is not only saved but expanded to other parts of the Cape
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Most excellent narrative.
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Great video I hope this line is saved
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@@SouthCoastRailVideos You're Very welcome
Great video! Very informative. This makes me think of all the Rock Island lines that have been removed since the 90's here in Colorado and my home state of Missouri.
This is really great. Have you done a video on that new facility in Davisville RI yet?, I thought I some a clip here in your vid.
Yes there’s a short video of the facility on this channel from a few months back
At 4:37 I noticed abandoned railroad bridge and tracks is the Mass Coastal railroad going to use that too
That’s an active track in Connecticut used by the Providence & Worcester
@@SouthCoastRailVideos Oh I didn't realize that was open and was active thanks for letting me know that in the video it looks like it was abandoned but that's awesome that the Providence and Worcester is using it anyway thanks for letting me know that
@@SouthCoastRailVideos Mass Coastal is really starting to haul a lot of trash I live in Newark Ohio and Ohio Central runs trash trains quite a lot I was able to get one on video a week before my birthday when I was on my way to church in Toboso Ohio with my friend
Very informative video. Excellent work!👍
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Muy buen video Excelente querido amigo Like 👍🏻 son increíbles las imágenes muy buenas un saludo 🙋🏻 buen comienzo de semana 😊
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Great video thanks
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And awesome video as well
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@@SouthCoastRailVideos You're Very welcome
I would recommend you share your ideas and videos on all this to your local politicians, town leaders and all the local businesses that use the railroad because this is a line that cannot afford to be removed anywhere due to serving a vital service.
Let the trail morons have their Trail alongside the right-of-way not on it
Thanks for watching!
Great video. I rode the Shining Sea Trail in June and it was a really nice trail BUT what are they thinking in ripping up active tracks to extend it?? I think we can chalk it up to Liberal Logic. Bikes are so eco friendly but are they willing to put hundreds of diesel burning trucks back on the crowded roads? I don't these proponents for the trail have thought this idea through but that is so typical in this state.
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Well done
Thank you!
Amazing video!
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If the rail trail committee wanted to build a trail they could build it right next to the Falmouth line
Yes they could
@@SouthCoastRailVideos Yeah and hopefully that is something that they will do instead of tearing the tracks up I like seeing these trains running on those tracks hopefully it stays that way for a while and the Falmouth rail line will be saved
It was just brought to attention that in last Fridays ( August 25th) Falmouth Enterprise there’s a half page ad titled “Save the Bourne rail trail”, “ pull up the Falmouth secondary track “. Obviously ripped off the slogan that we’re using. It’s packed with lies: removing the track would only add 4-9 trucks a day to the roads. There would have to be land taking of private property to have a rail with trail. Etc,etc. Pretty sickening stuff!
Crazy…
How Terrible ,and very sad....Why can't city Commission see your video and see to save these Economic Benefits. CORRIDORS...THERE ARE RAIL TO TRUCK TRANSLOADS FACILITIES. USEZ... AND THE CITY COULD USE A $3100 A MILE FOR RAILWAYS/BIKE PATHES.MANY GODS PRAYERS THAT THE CITY UNDERSTANDS YOUR GREAT VIDEOS CONCEPTS😢😢😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Squeaky wheel cycle groups unfortunately wield great power
The cape traffic is HORRENDOUS! I can’t imagine it any worse….. 🤮
I agree!
You are making sense, so don't think any one will listen. Sorry
Yup that’s how it goes. Thanks for watching!
It would see more use as a walking/biking trail than a rail line Only a few trucks a day would be required and buses could handle the few passengers. Stop dreaming in the past and look into the future for the best use of the line. Railroading is a dead horse the hobbyist are beating.
Thanks for watching! Glad you take your time to support the preservation of the rail line.
You need to get out more. All of Southeastern Massachusetts is rebuilding its rail infrastructure. This isn’t the 1960s.