CSX Street Running! Trains Running Down The Middle Of The Street! Live Action!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Trains in the street, Trams in the street are always fun to watch. This CSX streetrunner video was made in LaGrange Kentucky on the Louisville And Nashville Railway L&N LCL sub. Filmed Tuesday, January 17, 2017. I was there from 11:30am to 6pm and saw 4 trains. The last train with the Spirit of Maryland engine took the siding and was unable to load so the dispatcher took down the signal for them and called maintenance. This town is a no train horn town. Thanks for watching! Please comment, rate and SUBSCRIBE TO JAWTOOTH!!
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"NO BICYCLES OR SKATEBOARDS ON SIDEWALK"
But trains are ok.
I wonder how many skateboarders hold the back of the train.
I can just imagine what it feels like to be relaxing in your home and a train comes by. I would love it. Excellent video Brian.
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iusetano - my mother's old apartment was like that. Right behind her garage was a track, although it didn't run down the middle of the street. Now we're in Florida. CSX main line barely half a mile away. Horns 24/7. I love hearing those horns!
i love it great video hope you could see spring city in Tennessee
I have lived next to railroad tracks in several different homes. I always enjoyed watching the trains go by and listening to them. One CSX line that I use to watch from my bedroom window in Morehead Ky in now gone. Thanks for watching!
Good morning my friend Brian
That is quite a sight to see; what looks like a tram rails is actually the real railway, just meters off the shops and windows. By the way, I wouldn't like to be in hurry in the morning and waiting for such a long train to pass, while being late for work in my parked car beside the tracks... awesome video though, cheers from Poland!
Hey great videos 👍🏼 I got a bit of ASMR effect with the sound of the trains 🚂 very relaxing.
Thank you very much! Watching trains and listening to them has always helped to relax me. I might have been practicing ASMR for years without knowing it! Thank you for visiting my channel and I really appreciate your comments!
Jaw Tooth You're welcome! Yes! unintentional ASMR :)
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Tom Loughlin Jr. Type that in youtube search. People will explain it better.
I always think it's so neat to see street running! Baltimore city had tracks in the streets everywhere back in the day (before my time). Most have been taken up or paved over, but there's a few places where you can still see the tracks & cobblestone. Of course they're no longer used.
It's not hard to see who gets the right-of-way.
Greg Dolecki Generally I follow the lug nut rule: the vehicle with the most lug nuts has the right-of-way!
While most wingnuts think they do. ;-) Locos don't have lug nuts but win in the weight category. Cars, 2 tons vs loco 100+ tons.
No contest, Trains get the right of way.
How often does this street running occure?
@@gravelydon7072 agree with you on that
I was surprised to see the number of freight cars that were NOT defaced by graffiti.
It isn't actually dangerous.
Why do you say that? There are near misses here quite often.
They wouldn't have street running tracks if it was dangerous, you'd have to be unaware of everything to be in danger.
Granted... the tracks ARE awfully close to the cars.
Oh I see. Street running tracks are perfectly safe. I wonder why they don't have them in the middle of the interstate highways.
Yes, as in a few feet but that is perfectly safe just like you said.
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What came first the town or the train? And what the heck were they thinking?
In almost all cases of street-running, the railroad was there first.
RailRide OK ,I was wondering if it had to do with convenience,loading and unloading supplies and people.
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Some early railroad lines were built to connect cities, but most towns popped up along those lines because the convenience the railroad offered. Today railroad right of way still supercedes that of local or even state right of way. If anyone wants the tracks moved they go through the federal government to do it.
Still doesn't explain why they built their town like that. In most towns a train has its own seperate corridor, usually behind building rather than in front of them. Just weird. How many other American towns are like this?
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There still is a lot of towns with street running. Over the years many tracks have been moved for one reason or another. I honestly couldn't tell you why when these tracks were put in many years ago why the town chose to develop this way.
A very nicely-done video. One item of note is that trains, due to their massive size, appear to be traveling much slower than they actually are, which means a freight train that seems to be lumbering down the line may in fact be going 25-30 mph.
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Wow, right in the middle of the town, crossing First street. I've never seen anything like that. It's cool and interesting to see it as a tourist or a photographer or videomaker, but living there must be a little dangerous...
Federico Borluzzi it is E Main St, La Grange, KY 40031
Wow! First time I'm seeing a train running through the center of a street..looks pretty close to the parked vehicles...thanks for sharing 😊
I want to move to that town!
Harold: NO you don't want to do that! It gets old after seeing it a few times. Trains thru the middle of town suck, believe me.
Harold Bullock Since you probably can't move there, you can visit any time, day or night. They have a live cam there on Main Street 24/7. And a chat room with really nice folk. Search La Grange, Kentucky Live Virtual Railfan.
Holy crap! This goes directly into my "What the hell were they thinking?" files. Could only be more surprised by a train running down the center aisle of a Wal-Mart.
The first train was carrying nothing but cars, and the second looked like minerals. That's a dangerous-ass road right there!
I have seen a few close calls where people will try to back out into the middle of the street when a train is coming. In one of my videos the train sounded the horn for a car that backed in front of them and scared the driver. I think the second train was carrying grain if I remember correctly. Thanks for watching!
Interesting insight, Jaw Tooth!
Jaw Tooth today's trains are relatively silent unless they're pouring on the power and cars are being insulated for sound dampening in the cabin. I think that it should be the law that a train has to have on its bell if it's street running.
cool. this was on my Birthday. awesome video. sweet CSX & BNSF nice. awesome catches.
I'm sure the tracks were there first, and it being Kentucky, this track was laid on the best grade they had through the mountains .
Reminds me of Dover New Jersey,only we had two tracks and trains were only one mile long.(1947).
cool vedio in most towns when you cross the street you have look for cars and truicks but there you have to look for trains to lol
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Hello Jaw Tooth - from Michigan. 🚂 Cool main street action.
Kinda Weird having freight trains run through towns and cities like that but must be fun for some people who likes to watch trains go by.
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Zo Brian het was weer formidabel mooi gefilmd , hartelijk bedankt weer van deze kant en ook de groetjes van Tony aan jou hele familie. greetz :Peerke.
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Cool street running. Liked. To bad it is a no horn town:)
You'd wanna make real sure you were on the right side of the street. You wouldn't want to be in a hurry!!
I watched you film on virtual railfan live camra
Wow this was so amazing to see Jaw Tooth! I love the view of it running down the middle of the street it's such a lovely scene!! Thanks for sharing Jaw Tooth! :) :)
i wonder how many people watch this and sit there and count the trucks
Great video Brian , OMG finally the first train ended , was one of the longest autorack I have seen ! Great catch the track is nice and smooth there . Second train looks like a grain train .
looked more like cement cars
ashleyroachclip1 Yes the rusty 2 bay covered hoppers !
train's cain't haul cement, against federal laws
So how do they move it then , they can haul all sorts of dangerous goods but no cement ?? Why ?
sorry cool cucumber is wrong. Many railroads haul cement today. Just do a google search and review the railroads that haul cement every day.
OMG ! What a sight ! Trains on road !!! Great video !
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Nice trains :D
they are simmilar to our trains :D
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Thanks and greetings from USA!
God, imagine if a rail grinder came through here...
Excellent video, enjoying this, thanks for the share, all the best, John
Hello !!! Awesome video!!! You have a very interesting channel!!! Really enjoyed watching it :) Like45
Why does the train run through the middle of the road?? Its very risky..
Trains runs down the middle of the roads because that is where the tracks are.
That's a great video, but why do they have street running trains? I've heard of them BUT isn't that dangerous to the public?
Phillip Morales Only to unbelievably stupid people.
Nice little town, Amtrak should run a line through the town.
SirXavior call Rand Paul
Gainesville Florida used to have Passenger service running down it's Main St. All the old hotels are still there.
I have buy 1 Metal wall clock replica from the Grand central station New York 1903 they are 2 clocks in one. for:€8.95-. very cheap Brian.
That sounds pretty cool Peerke! Grand Central Station is one of the most well known stations in America. Awesome that you got that! By the way, it has rained here almost everyday this month. We might have to build an Ark soon. LOl
I worked for the RR for 32 yrs mostly as a track inspector, and never grew tired of the sound of trains. Great video, right down the center of town lol.
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I'll never get tired either. Well, I dislike the new electric commuters being put into service In Auckland. I miss the diesels...
LOL, I miss the steam, the chuffing, the whistles, the clickity-clack.
But most of all, I Miss the faraway sound of the lonely whistle of the distant night runners and always wondering what wonderful and strange places they were going. Those sounds will be with me forever. Always put me to sleep.
Oh, by the way, thanks.
The thunder of an oncoming locomotive always makes me smile. I don't know why but in every aspect I prefer a combustion engine to any other form of propulsion. I prefer props over jets, I prefer diesel over electric and steam, and I prefer conventional engines in cars.
99.999% probability: The train track was there and the town was built around it.
Check Wikipedia, town there first. RR in 1850, town already county seat 1928.
Is this the town where the video was shot of a woman being hit by the train as she was walking across the sidewalk because the crossing gates don't block the sidewalk???
No, it is not the same town. However, the town that you are referring to I was there just a few days ago and filmed a train at that very crossing without a horn! You are referring to Lakeland Florida. The town in this video is LaGrange Kentucky. I have a bunch of videos to post before I work on the Lakeland Florida video. Thanks for watching and please comment on another one of my videos!
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Cool video.I need to see that place.
If I remember correctly back when I was a kid the trains would run up the middle of a street in Newport Ky. after crossing the bridge over the Ohio river from Cincinnati.I believe that bridge is now nicknamed the purple people bridge.
Thanks for posting.
Good video, Brian.. Still gotta get out there one of these days.
Its about an hour and a half south of Cincinnati. Thanks for watching!
wow awesome what town is this?
LaGrange Kentucky near Louisville. Thanks man!
I love LaGrange and its trains!
Awesome video. A no train horn town sounds dangerous!
Somewhere in this scenario, people in the town whether in cars or on foot need to be accountable for their actions. The city Commission is the one that mandates no horn. And the rail line was more than likely there before the city so it has the right of way.
That certainly would be wonderful place to park in a chair with a cool drink and watch the trains pass on by. Looking on Google maps, there are some very well placed houses along that track either side of the street running bit that would certainly suit a train watcher.
Well that is not really safe in case of a medical emergengcy or fire in one of those stores.
ev keenly probably the same as having a drawbridge in a town. Once the draw span rises and the freighter moving at 5 knots goes through all traffic including emergency vehicles must wait.
Hello my friend,
Wow this is amazing ... I've never seen such a huge train going down the street .... Thanks for sharing ...
Thumbs up from me!
I also have a new video ... I invite you if you would like, it would be nice for me. Greetings and have a good weekend :)
Thank you and I will check out your video also!
You have supportive fans,(including me) and it is awesome!
Thank you very much!
Some of these drivers need to be *train-ed* to be safe around trains!
They have to because safety is our number one priority
Is this normal for this town;
i want to live there
sue!
Much more street -running -train -USA -location-information than on wikipedia on : www.coasttram.info/street running trains ! ( in dutch )(with a little English) in ca. 4 6 0 places !! In 49 States !
Wow, thank you for sending that list to me! I had started a list years ago but I didn't know there was over 300 locations in 40 states. I went through the list trying to find one that was missed. I did find one. You can add Shelbyville Kentucky to the list. 11th Street in Shelbyville Kentucky has a street running track that goes right in front of the fire department! I love filming street running trains and I am going to look through the list you sent me and visit some of those sites. Thanks for visiting my channel!
Jaw Tooth Thanks for your reaction and the "new" location ! I forwarded it . Unfortunately i find no pictures or video's , everywhere . (from Shelbyville) You can be the first with a video from Shelbyville . I love all street running video's and pictures ! The locations -list is still growing and changing , and now with a little more English explanation .
Congratulations on the beautiful video that shows the perfect harmony between a railroad and a city.
Do you have a firehouse, and EMT services on both sides of the tracks? I'm just wondering, as a retired firefighter. Looks like a great place to live.
freeamericausa1 That would be a good idea.
freeamericausa1 there is a hospital next to Walmart.
I bet the railroad was there before the street and the town so it's actually , " Street runs down the railroad tracks"
Fond memories of watching trains through the front window of Kaelin's Trackside Restaurant and snacking from the farmer's market on the courthouse lawn. a hotbed of auto rack traffic with big factories on each end of the line.
We have visited all the restaurants on the strip. One of my favorite ones closed last year though. The farmers market and the automobile displays are always a great way to spend the day. Great town for visitors and all the shops are run by very nice people. Thanks for watching!
Awesome video !!!
Interesting. I'd like to know the history of why the town was built around a railway (or vise-versa) and why it wasn't moved.
golf-n-guns my thoughts exactly.
On some speculation, I think it's fair to assume the Railroad was built and the town was built around the Railroad as most towns/cities are. This situation is a bit odd in that you wonder if space was limited to have to resort to this. But do enjoy it nonetheless.
Oh ~ very long train. I was very surprised.
I've only seen street running in person once, and that was Tacoma Rail (now the line is operated by PSAP/O&BRR) in the middle of Olympia, Wa. the tracks there are still active, and I plan to go out and film it.
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WOW That is crazy , didn't think trains rolling down streets still exist
Wouldn't want to have an emergency of some kind on that street. Regardless VERY cool video.
Thanks for posting
well that's different :).... nice video my friend. thank you :)
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In New Zealand some bridges are shared too, and we even have a crossing on an airport runway.
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Great video!
Thank you!
I wonder what happens if you're in a hurry and then... oh sh*t.
Actually it's not that dangerous if you apply some common sense. Same happens with any other street vehicles like trams.
And I thought this was a CGI video tutorial about how to achieve the 'Inception' effect. But it's a real thing!!!
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Wonder if the Chicken or the Egg came first?
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Ha Brian i have buy the clok in the store named here Action for € 8.95-. lol. nice price not Brian?
That sounds like a pretty good price! I tried to open your email messages but my email still isn't working. I can't open anything. It's been like that for a couple months but every once in a while it will open a message. I have a bunch of videos that I can't put together also. Our internet service is really bad and we complained to them a bunch of times. I can watch videos but not in HD and they keep stopping. I might have to go to the library to use their internet. I'm trying to get at least one video up before I go to Florida on Monday. Anyway, I just wanted to say hello to you and Tony!
It's only dangerous if people don't drive safely on these streets. The street running stretches of rails are amazing because it's living history.
Interesting thing I note here is, I don't see oil from locomotives dripped on the rail line.
In India, you can see oil on rail sleepers leaked from the locomotive.
Interestingly, thank you for sharing your such a wonderful video!
Awesome video. There used to be street running trains in Wisconsin. I don't see them around anymore. They're awesome
I LOVED THE VIDEO, the town is beautiful...kinda like my town of Ashland, Va., where we have 40 -50 trains come through, daily ( thats some SERIOUS train activity)
COME VISIT ASHLAND, VA., SOMETIME.
Phenomenal video Jaw Tooth! That's an awesome location, definitely need to check it out one day.
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DUMB QUESTION,IF I KNEW WHY WOULDNT ASK,but why when the train came to crossing with the gates down why didn't engineer blow horn 2 longs 1 short then another long that's the letter Q in morris code,kinda dangerous for a train going down a street,neither train on video blew its horn at the crossing,NO WHISTLE POST IN CITY
Pretty damn cool!!! I;d like to learn the history of this area....why down the street?
Great shot - would love to visit someday, just get me a comfy chair, a beer, and I'm set !
IVE BEEN THERE BEFORE, MY COUSIN LIVES NEAR THERE. Do u know the origins of the black British tank engine??
Good video greetings ☺
Thank you and greetings!
Greetings from the UK. Several decades ago we had a similar set-up in a town on the south coast of England, called Weymouth. Back in the day, when the railways were nationalised (government owned), British Railways also ran ferries to the (British) Channel Islands off NW France. As a spotty faced youth a schoolfriend and I went on a camping trip to Guernsey, and the train ran through the streets of Weymouth to a harbour where we disembarked and boarded a ferry. I will never forget it. If you Google Earth "Custom House Quay Weymouth Dorset" you can just about make out the old tracks that are still there. Please do not comment on my spelling: it's English English ;-)
La Grange, Kentucky, virtual Railfan Live. Now streaming live 24/7. Check it out and chat with some awfully nice people!
I've been there before. OFF interstate 71 east of Louisville Kentucky.
I saw the still photo and I was like "that looks like LaGrange, Kentucky..." I drove though there almost 20 years ago, thought it was really weird, never looked up the circumstances behind it.
This is place where you DO NOT want to DOUBLE PARK !
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How come I can't hear the horn?
You cant hear the horn because this town is a no train horn town which means the trains are not allowed to use the horn unless in an emergency. I have a video of them using the horn in this town to prevent them from hitting someone. Thanks for watching!