South Shore Line full ride (Chicago-South Bend Airport)
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- We ride the South Shore Line which is known as the Last Interurban Railway as we ride the entire Route from Millennium Station in Chicago to South Bend Regional Airport also sorry for the shakiness and because the train crew had to go back and forth to the cab.
0:00 Millennium Station
3:05 Van Buren Street
8:30 Museum Campus/11th Street
11:45 18th Street Metra Station
12:40 McCormick Place
14:20 27th Street Metra Station
16:55 47th Street (Kenwood) Metra Station
17:30 51st/53rd Street (Hyde Park) Metra Station
18:00 55th-56th-57th Street
20:05 59th Street (University of Chicago) Metra Station
20:50 63rd Street Metra Station
21:45 67th Street Metra Station (Abandoned)
22:05 Metra South Chicago Branch Line
24:15 75th Street (Grand Crossing) Metra Station
24:50 79th Street (Chatham) Metra Station
25:15 83rd Street (Avalon Park) Metra Station
25:45 87th Street (Woodruff) Metra Station
26:15 91st Street (Chesterfield) Metra Station
26:45 95th Street (Chicago St. University) Metra Station
27:45 103rd Street (Rosemoor) Metra Station
28:15 107th Street Metra Station
28:50 111th Street (Pullman) Metra Station
30:00 Kensington (115th Street) Metra Station
39:30 Hegewisch
46:15 Hammond
51:50 East Chicago
58:50 Gary/Chicago Airport
01:02:50 Gary Metro Center
01:09:30 Miller
01:16:15 Portage/Ogden Dunes
01:25:00 Dune Park
01:31:50 Beverly Shores
01:37:00 Begin Street Running
01:39:05 Crossing Diamond of Amtrak Wolverine/Blue Water Lines
01:41:15 11th Street Michigan City
01:44:45 End Street Running
01:47:15 Carroll Ave Michigan City
01:50:05 South Shore Michigan City Yard
02:07:15 Hudson Lake
02:32:00 South Bend Regional Airport - Авто та транспорт
![South Shore Line - Chicago, IL. to Gary, IN. [WINTER 2016]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XlPAWrPAYqU/mqdefault.jpg)
I think Chicago has one of the best transit systems. you can get almost anywhere you want on transit.
Kevin Howard: Also Philadelphia has a real fine transit system. Entirely all electric trains. Diesel passenger trains discontinued in the early 1980s there.
@@albertcarello619 I live in Philly. SEPTA sucks. overpriced and employees who are nasty and ignorant.
@@kevinhoward9593 I didn't know that. The only thing good then that it's all electric. On my videos of the NORRISTOWN -DARBY 69TH STREET LINE I did notice knucklehead motormen running those L trains.
@@kevinhoward9593 In other words it sucks for the bucks!
I love riding on the South Shore Train!!
Very realistic video! I felt that you put me on this train, and isn't this what rail videos are all about? Thanks for not zooming, panning, and adding some sort of nauseating "music"! A fine film, please keep up the good work!
That's a fun ride, haven't done it in a few years.
Cool train video.
Despite historically being stated from individuals that the North Shore and other former interurban having faster maximum speeds, one forgets those lines would also be under the same tight speed regulations if those interurban lines were still running today. For instance, the maximum operating speeds for railroad passenger trains with dual crossings is 79 miles per hour. To run faster the lines would have to be upgraded to accommodate higher running speeds.
I’d like to do an RFW on the SS bilevels
Gotta love the gong sound
It's a very roundabout route going into the airport.
Thanks for videoing this. That in cab ding dong sound sometimes heard is also on Japanese safety systems.
These cars actually were made by a Japanese company, Nippon Sharyo.
@@ctanut5328 that is true
@@ctanut5328 no wonder why I was surprised to hear that sound in a American train.😅
rode MANY times MI CITY to CHI over the years but never to SB. Thanks
They should make this entire line double tracked including the line east of Michigan City IN.
These are one of the coolest trains in the U.S.
I see we bypassed Beverly Shores IN.
Love this video
Great ride and adventure! However the NORTH SHORE LINE was always the top speed champion. It ran trains around 90 miles an hour as you entered Wisconsin just before the ILLINOIS -WISCONSIN STATE LINE. It ran no less than 70 miles an hour even through the built up suburbs and between stations. These speeds more than made up for slower running on the L and the tortuous slow street running in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Interesting 😮🤔🤨
You should film while riding the metra electric trains
Are there other train tracks to see a south shore train or just this one
What kinds of coach cars are these
Single level mu cars built by Nippon Sharyo in the early 80's
@@tyhik9338 Didn't SSL have bi-levels for a while? Are they gone?
@@cats0182 They're still around.
@sebasyianmuera5470: Built by Nippon Sharyno Japanese built.
The South Shore Line is no match for the speed of the North Shore Line and the Chicago Aurora and Elgin which ran at much greater faster speeds especially between stations and open country running.