Train Horn caught a serious cold

Malfunction at the intersection. A cargo train is approaching slowly. According to a scripted protocol, all drivers give a warning signal, by sounding the horn. Just a single one lost its voice....

[@jeffdayman8183]

That might have been a mating call, sounds a bit like a male caribou! 8^) cheers from Canada!

[@rooneydoodle]

has the train got a stuffed nose

[@timcollins7063]

So cute - get well soon 😆🥰

[@MeneerEnMevrouwTrein]

Leuk dat deze overweg in de storing was. Daar kan je een flinke toetercompilatie van maken.😉😉
Alleen een beetje stom voor de omwonenden dat het om 6 uur 's-ochtends gebeurde!

[@NaoPb]

Ik dacht in eerste instantie dat het zo'n stil achteruitrijalarm was zoals je tegenwoordig wel bij vrachtwagens hebt.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

Bees building nests in the horns?

[@calebmumby5803]

oh dear hope it's get it's horn sounding again soon

[@lowellvillerailfanproductions]

I thought they didn't blow their horns at crossings in the Netherlands

[@MeneerEnMevrouwTrein]

They usally don't but this time the railway crossing malfunctioned. The gates stayed closed even when there where no trains. For safety, the train crossed the crossing very slowly and *tried* to warn the drivers with its horn

[@lowellvillerailfanproductions]

@@MeneerEnMevrouwTrein interesting

[@spotter_Hugo]

i saw 2 cars run a red light

[@dannny850]

waarom ?

[@mmsmits2868]

Verleden tijd van “catch” is “caught”…..

[@RailCamNL]

definitely ...thank you

[@paolafaoro5394]

Some nasal spray should clear it up.

[@pietjebell]

😱😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍🚂

[@HWFlussy]

lol

[@Klaass1994]

Die is flink verkouden