CAR GETS WHACKED IN LA GRANGE, KY! RAILS ON FIRE, DARWIN, SONG ON THE END.
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Song: “Michael Row the Boat Ashore” Traditional
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I've never driven a train, but in university, I did take a course in physics. Even if a train is only moving 5 miles per hour, mass matters. These beasts do not stop on a dime.
Coincidentally, the surface area each wheel contacts on the rail is about 1 dime. For a 140 car train, the entire mass sits on the rails using an area approximately the size of a large desk.
Sure, not likely to stop on a dime, but it'll press one reeeeally thin.
That NS loco near the beginning here sounds wounded!
As a train driver in NSW, Aussieland, there have been times when I wished I could have. One time has never left me.
looks like the driver just froze out of fright..
@@HappyHands. Or an insurance scam to get out of car payments or make a few bucks.
Awesome song at the end with the tugs.. thanks! and Merry Christmas to you all!
Another great Grab Bag of videos! Seeing those brand new NS locomotives was a nice catch at night to see the light sparkle off that crisp paint job! Thanks again VR for having these cameras set up across the country! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.
Another great Grab Bag, Joe. Row Mike Row!!!
17:30 - replacing those diamonds (especially the double and quad ones!) just blows my mind every time. Even with power tools, I can just tell what a PITA that must be to get those rails to line up *exactly* where you want them to, and held together strong enough to sustain the weight of freight trains all day, every day.
Beautiful tribute to Barb Campkin - thank you!
Whose Barb Campkin and what happened to her?
She was a very loyal member of Virtual Railfan and chatted at many of our locations. Many looked forward to seeing her. She passed away in 2020 and many of her friends at Virtual Railfan pitched in at a fundraiser made by Matthew Schuh to erect a bench with her name on it at Skykomish.@@user-de1hg8cf6b
It amazes how people think a million ton freight train can stop on a dime
@@joepeach997 what did she die of? An illness?
@@user-de1hg8cf6bI seem to recall a pretty serious viral thing around that time...
Great ending. Haven't heard it in years. We did sing it at camp, back when.
Boy I'll bet the engineers hate going through Darwinville--I mean LaGrange. Loved "Jingle Bells" at Horseshoe Curve AND Wichita--and I think it's so neat that Metro-North has cars named for Ichabod Crane and the Charter Oak! Ms. Barb, I never knew you, but I bet I would have liked you. Wherever you are now, I hope there are trains there! Another great Grab Bag with another beautiful ending; thanks, you guys. 🌹
Haha darwinville 😂
Wow! Great catching all the trains, especially the Heritage Units, including the NS6963, and a car got whacked by a train in La Grange, Kentucky, @Virtual Railfan, thank you.
Thanks for the catches at S. Norwalk Tower. The Commuter trains and Locos are always interesting to see.
Ichabod Crane! Gottawuvvit!
Classy tribute to a railfan no longer with us.
Oh man, the musical piece at the end was beautiful in more ways than one. Very nice, Virtual Railfan 👍
17:25...Too bad the crew didn't think to hold some hotdogs over the flames! 😋
It was nice to see,a New Haven engine,on a pure New Haven trackage! The New Canaan branch was one of the earliest electrifications,and it went from DC to AC,and has,now,a 100+ years history! The New Haven,pioneered many things,but the electrifications,were the icing on the ca
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( Continued),on the cake! Thank you 😇 😊! Merry Christmas,and a great New Year!! Thank you 😇 😊 💓!
Thank you for showing the Saratoga passenger cars passing through Illinois.
Love seeing that Norfolk Southern GEVO lead that Amtrak
Awesome
14:43. That train travels appx 10 mph through there and folks still get their vehicles sacked and whacked.
I'm always here to watch the trains around the country because I like watching trains but I'm also here to see what happens on the tracks in LaGrange, KY,
as well as people illegally trespassing on railroad property and other train
related things here on V.R. Grab Bag Thank You and Merry Christmas.
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Another great Grab Bag Joe. Row Mike Row!!
Well done ✔
Great editing ✔
Quite the power moves ✔
THANKS VR...😃
Like that blue caboose and nice to see all the different engines including the passenger train ones. Nice vid.
hello virtual railfan it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
NC talking about a new passenger rail from Coastal Wilmington NC to Midstate ...And a short high speed rail out of Raliegh.... I'm excited
Nice to see Galesburg in the opening clip!
In memory of Mrs. Campkin
Love the Colors on the KCS Units.
*Nice Catches Wow*
Great ending to a great video
Wow
Welded rail train in Roanoke, power move in Decatur, nice lash ups and jingle bells at Horseshoe Curve,car had plenty of time to move, alot of those freight locomotives fully fueld up can weigh up to 250 tons per engine and a big train can take up to a mile or more to stop in emergency, NS brick/geometry train and lots of great trains👍!🛤🚂
Pumpkin Parades are always nice.
Now you're making me cry. Very nice tribute to Barb.
@17:38 Fire snake makes the rails grow, good for replacing damaged joint bar bolts.
0:08 12-unit lash-up!
2:27 airplane fuselages on an intermodal
3:00 NS 4000 leading
3:13 well car on a flatbed
3:30 CSX 30 and UP 1989 trailing
4:28 C44-9W and SD70M-2 with a welded rail train
5:33 ex-CEFX unit trailing
5:53 New Haven P32AC-DM on the rear. 228-231 are owned by CTDOT. Any other Metro-North rolling stock with red on them like the 3rd car are owned in part by CTDOT and can sometimes be seen on CT Rail trains
6:54 CT Rail P40 and a Horizon car on the Empire Service. CT Rail has 12 P40s acquired between 2005 and 2015, and are being overhauled at Beech Grove, Indiana
7:12 CTDOT's cab car at the front has state seals on it
7:54 the Amtrak switchers (in La Grange at 22:50)
8:02 two P42s and the Metroliner business car tow an Avelia Liberty. Alstom is still building them despite the completed sets having flaws (again at 24:30)
8:16 these M8s have Connecticut seals and Metro-North logos on them
8:38 ALC42 301 "Blackout" pulls a Northeast Reigonal of Amfleet IIs
9:04 13-unit lash-up of mostly AC44C6Ms in fresh paint
10:09 CP and KCS units trailing over Horseshoe Curve
11:06 I can't remember the last time I saw NS 6963 on Virtual Railfan cameras
11:38 SKOL and UP local jobs race
12:44 what are Saratoga and North Creek bi-levels doing in Quincy, Illinois?! These are C1 cars designed to work in pairs, of which 10 were built by Tokyu Car Corporation in 1991 to a Comeng design. They were a prototype for the C3 set and most ended up in the hands of SLRG/ Iowa Pacific.
12:57 NS towing Amtrak
13:26 two BNSF locos and an NS high-hood geep
13:55 WOW! Two LTEX F40PHs still in Amtrak colors! I think these were once planned to have been rebuilt as cab cars like 406 was
14:05 P42s 175 and 131 and ALC42s 348 and 349 on the Capitol Limited
14:26 NS 4005 leading
14:40 the black car that got hit by a train in La Grange. this was on the crossing east of the street running
15:40 11-unit light power move
16:18 the red flashing lights and bells mean nothing to this jogger
17:10 setting fire to the rails in Deshler. But all the work done was not in the parts they set fire to
18:18 old Cotton Belt boxcar
19:07 once the freight train clears, they install a new electrical box
20:08 NS 4296 moving NS 38 without any inspection coach
21:45 NS Pier 6 coal hopper
21:55 CSX 1976
22:05 Brightline train with Orlando Health wrap
22:30 Southern boxcar
22:39 so that's what the big caboose is for!
23:36 CSX 1871 leading
23:55 BNSF SD9 trailing! Quite a rare sight ever since the GEVOs came in
24:46 two river rowboats sailing together
Another term we have for the Darwin's is C.I.T. Cadavers In Training.
Thanks for the Elkhart love! It's not called "The City with a ❤" for nothing!
Saw your Christmas Ornament there.
Train hits car in LaGrange? No way!
Funny - NO, unexpected- NO, avoidable - YES! Please be careful!
Imagine the following phone call to their Insurance carrier:
I came to the tracks and saw that the train had the right-of-way (the train was to my right side) I stopped to let the train pass me and the train hit me! The train had lots of room to go around me and they didn't.
@@thomasboese3793 The insurance agent probably has access to the video and will probably deny any claim from that accident.
Funny - YES!
Looked to me like the car deliberately rolled forward after a stop.
VRF: "Why can't we all just love each other?"
Me: "I wish everyone asked that question, and why we can't show more respect to our only home. Maybe the world would be a better place, and we can sit, talk, & railfan, or ride on an Amtrak train."
Love the shiny new NS locomotives
24:00 aww right, and SD9!!!!
Who thinks " Richard Petty" when seeing those " Skol" independent engineers.
Thank you Virtual Railfan ❤.
14:40 - someone wants a new car for Christmas
That collision was ridiculously avoidable. The person just had to throw their car in reverse problem solved, but he or she will probably try to get a new car at the RR's expense or money. And it's all on video, not a leg to stand on. 🙄
Especially with the VRF Video.
Yet again!!! in La Grange. Where else!!!
Ashland va....
@@southern207hobbies It was La Grange where the train hit the car. It happens frequently because the drivers don’t get out of the way of the train. It’s like they’re freezing up or something.
@csrrjefflloyd6496 Ashland va has similar issues it's known for drivers turning too soon and straight on the tracks
@@southern207hobbies Ok, that’s true as I’ve seen those vids also. I didn’t know what you were referring to.
Horseshoe Curve, Altoona, Penna. Back in the early 1980s, I jumped over the fence and crossed the tracks to get good photos of two trains moving around the mountains at the same time. Before the Internet, before Virtual Railfan.
With the prevalence of incidents I'm surprise they haven't added gates or even at least lights at the other crossings in La Grange
If only the driver learned to look before going to close to the track .
Nice little tribute to the departed railfan Barb. LaGrange never disappoints with the 'traffic issues' smh. Excellent outro also. Thank you
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Blessings and soft hugs to all
14:37 La Grange collision.
A car gets hit and it wasn’t in Ashland? Amazing.
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Nice Video!
21:05 CSX Police arrest coal train for speeding. 😄
lol, yeah, I x that one a tad too much!
14:50. I mean I guess they honestly do not believe that the train will hit them. All millions of tons of it can stop on a dime. Or swirve right 😅😅😅😅😅
Insurance scam and lawsuit scam at its best right there
It’s interesting how many people just go into full panic mode and just freezes up in a normal situation
Can you say "insurance fraud"? Sure, I knew you could.
What was the point of the fire? Were they burning out underbrush around the rails, or what?
Cold weather contracts the metal rails making it difficult to work on/disassemble some trackage so an implement often referred to as a "fire rope" used to heat up rail to release enough pressure so work can be performed.
@@kennethhanks6712 Thanks! I'd heard of fire rope but in a different context, so it didn't occur to me that's what it was.
YOOOOOOOOO im the guy with the camera at 13:15
Did La Grange PD request a copy of the video as part of the investigation?
What’s the purpose of the fire at the crossing in Deshler?
Also, any man re details on the Lagrange accident?
Score card:
Lagrange: 6
Ashland: 5
Fairport: 4
Who's going to get the most DARWIN's driving of the year 😮🤔?
Still time ⏰😅.
A couple in Revelstoke too
@@donnaj9964
Ok, Revelstoke.
But there's seam to be the leading contenders of the year 🤔 😏 😲🙂.
@@richardbause2453 true!
@@donnaj9964 See who wins.
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Someone tell me a story about 'The Brick'
Norfolk Southern took an old locomotive, removed the engine and traction motors, added a bunch of high tech gear, and created a mobile track analysis vehicle, painted it red and called it "the brick".
@@yyzedd Thank you 🙂
For sure we all wish the sick well-car to get well soon.
Ex Amtrak now LTEX Rail F40PHs 401 and 407 at 13:59
16:18
"Here lies the body of Charlie Day, who knew it was his right of way.
He knew he was right, as he jogged along,
But he's just as dead as if he'd been wrong."
Cars are getting trapped in fishing car net on Kentucky webcam
What were those f40phs?
LTEX Rail, former Amtrak F40PHs 401(in Phase IV paint), and 407(in half primer half Phase III).
I would not be surprised if those F40s get rebuilt and repainted in LTEX Rail colors.
Seems to be an IQ issue in LaGrange.
Lack of physics understanding.
Yay no “fIrSt” people
Yeah, but there's this
Are they really worth the effort? Just enjoy the vid and watch another one.
3rd
Hi kal
@@Amtrak503 hi
Because we live in the last days. According to 2Timothy 3 -1-5, it describes what men would be like. Any one disagree?
I do. Because when throughout human history has there been a time when such could not be said of some by some? I recall hearing in high school of someone complaining about how young folks were rude and disrespectful and their dress was sloppy and their music terrible, and so on - only to learn that the speaker someone like Plato or Aristotle. 'Twas ever such.
Take your buy-bull thumping elsewhere
This is a rail fan channel, not a church. Please respect those that don't want religion while we are enjoying trains.
Why don't both sides chill out.
Well, the Christian mythologists have been going on about the "last days" for over 1600 years so I think we're good to go for many more centuries.
WILL YOU STOP IT WITH THE SPED UP CLIPS. UUUGGGHHH.😡
Say it nicely, please.
Why do they have so many engines? 0:41
Power Move. Railroads need to send power units from places that are commonly destinations to places that are commonly starting points like Ports. So they attach several locomotives to a train that's going that way
@@peterjensen6844 Thank you.