Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Time-Lapse from San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2017
- The Amtrak Pacific Surfliner travels 351 miles throughout Southern California, serving San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego Counties. Watch this time-lapse video and experience the 223-mile trip from San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles in six minutes. Enjoy beautiful views of farmland, coastal bluffs and beaches from the unique perspective of the train engineer. Learn more about the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner at pacificsurfliner.com. Check out the time-lapse for the southern portion of the route here: • Amtrak Pacific Surflin...
Learn more about the Pacific Surfliner: www.pacificsurfliner.com
223 miles in 6 minutes. That means an average speed of 2330 mph. Eat your heart out France with your very pokey TGV.
LOL
lmaoo
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
This is great. I play it at .25 speed.
This music makes my heart blessed
I rode this route for my middle school trip, the train was a little bumpy and it took longer than car but you didn't really have to do anything and you could just go on your phone and watch things and buy chips and eat.
They really need to double-track it.
This is a great time to enjoy the three counties
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Certainly wasn't recorded in August.
6 counties. My favorite Amtrak route,Enire West Coast-San Diego to Vancouver,BC,Canada.
For those who feel the video moves too fast, go into settings and change the speed to .25 and you'll probably like it better.
The quality is too low at that speed :(
This video gets me in the Amtrak mood every time!
wow..... great video!
Amazing!
Very cool!
FABULOUS!
Thank you
Never knew there were tunnels on the Surfline, intresting to see
That's Santa Susana Pass! It is very beautiful and it goes underneath the Spahn Movie Ranch
Nice Footage. The music for the video was on point too.
Great fast video of my favorite Amtrak route. I travel the Pacific Surfliners between San Diego, Los Angeles & Oxnard, it beat driving on the I-5/U.S.101 parking lots where people slow down for the sake of slowing down in nice weather, no construction zones & no accidents-the deliberate & intentional slow down happens nationwide.
EPIC
it’s super cool that amtrak pacific surfliner comes out from LA that far! i travelled along US 101 near that region (0:00-4:07) a few months ago and sadly i saw no amtrak trains 😭… maybe because it was the weekend or they mostly stay down near san diego and los angeles
They’re definitely active on the weekend, there just could’ve been delays.
I CANT WAIT TO RIDE THIS TOMORROW!!
Man 12 yr old me was able to actually ride trains. No fair.
@@United1158 Damn what happened?
This is the Hyperloop version that goes a trillion miles an hour
I agree
There needs to be many more trains from SLO instead of SBA. At least make trains 768 and 593 run to SLO and have a Thruway connection to/from the Bay Area.
I agree. Even with the new schedule I would say there could at least be 2 more Surfliners that run between LA and SLO.
Yeah its weird how there are only 2 Surfliners a day each direction. At least 2 of the 3 the trains that terminate at Goleta should be extended to SLO, and at least 2 of the 12 trains that terminate at LA should be extended to either Goleta or SLO
This video also illustrates how many curves are on the SP Coast Line from Chatsworth north. We are lucky trains can go 79 MPH on so much of it.
There have been upgrades on some of Amtrak’s routes outside the Northeast & Keystone corridors that allows for higher speeds, the FRA doesn’tand won’t allow it at all. The FRA has set up the 79 MPH maximum speed limit for all trains in 1979. It needs to be updated. The upgraded rotes can handle the speeds of 110 to 125 MPH with no problems.
Ive been lucky enough to do the Nappa Valley wine train, also lucky enough to have traveled the West Highland Line in Scotland , probably as l live here. One thing l would love to do is the USA Coast to Coast on train such a diverse and fantastic country.
@Pacific Surfliner What this timelapse Music?
1:17 wow, train 14 too
Amazing video. The Capitol Corridor should do one of these from San Jose to Sacramento.
Yeah
Oakland to Auburn too
Coast Starlight nice lol
At 1:33 is that siding near Guadalupe with hand-thrown turnouts. It is a great time-waster because the train must be stopped each time a crew members must throw a switch. Let's get this anachronism fixed!
Is this still the case, even with PTC?
Taken onboard #790.
5:18 where the chatsworth crash is located
I recommend 0.25
do you have this video in normal speed on youtube? The San Luis Obispo Surfliner?
That trip is about 6-6.5 hrs long.
You can also slow the video down by adjusting the speed of the video in the settings area
*Please do this again at normal speed-there's a lot going on in this stretch that I want to see, I worked this area for 40 years and to have it go by at 5 times the speed of sound is way way too fast*
Wish they would post the full non Timelapsed video
3:47 is where I live, that tiny town of La Conchita
What's it like hearing those train horns every day? Not to mention that exit/entrance onto 101 that crosses the tracks?
@@svscared the most annoying thing in the world.
@@jolinepulliam4785 about 12 train horns a day + maybe a union pacific horn so about 12-13
@@mxderate lmao 13-18? buddy they get 1 UP hauler train that runs through there mon-tue and thu-fri. there used to be so much more traffic but nowadays it's quite sad. so on those 4 days of the week its 13 trains and on the rest it's 12 unless theres a special move
@@railfanryan my bad bro. Thanks for the info
5:24 Is that the Chatsworth UP/Metrolink spot?
AmCalJojo459 That would at be 5:19 (right outside the tunnel) referring to the 2008 crash.
is that a amtrak f59PHI
Ima tell my kids this was high speed rail
Trespasser at 0:14
If it was slowed down just a tad...not a lot it would be awesome
times 2 is the best lol
Where's the 777 meet?
Between Ventura and Oxnard.
now I have to watch this with the sound off in 0.25 speed
Didn't stop in camarillo...
Isn't scheduled to. Or wasn't, I should say, 790 now originates in LA as 590.
Not all trains stop at Camarillo or Moorpark.
I think only the San Diego - Goleta Surfliner trains stop at Camarillo
@@mxderate All surfliners stop in camarillo as of 2023
@@railfanryan Oh. What about Moorpark?
Why not post it in normal speed.
Because then it would take four hours.
@@Randoman35 So?
@@spikespa5208 you'd fall asleep
What is the real time? 3 hrs??
Its about 5 Hours and 31 Minutes from Los Angeles to San Luis Obispo.
@@TommyPicklesFan thanks
It's actually about 6 hours from San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles. The time traveling all the way from San Luis Obispo to San Diego is about 8 or even 9 hours
Not to sound dumb but only a single track?
Slow it down and it would be more enjoyable.Looks the engineer drank too much of that coffee from the cafe car.
ok so to long to upload the full video.
The video is too fast and makes the viewer dizzy -- even when the playback speed is slowed down to 0.25% !!!
Slow it down. Please
If you slow the video to 0.25x and play from the beginning, it sounds much more like the nightmare riding Amtrak actually is 🤣
for being the "Surfliner" there sure is very little Surf line.
Hi Kevin, you can see more on the video from San Diego to Los Angeles: ua-cam.com/video/PPbTYFAFAic/v-deo.html
There’s another 40 mins of Surfline if you go south to San Diego between San Juan Capistrano and Oceanside
It goes to San Diego...
To sleepy..this music is boring
its cool but why are you K5LA's always out of tune.
It doesn't matter what the horns sound like. It's a passenger railway, not a foamer erection company.
Randoman35 Ease it down lol! Hearing awful K5s while riding is no luxury..
@@therookie9276 At least its not Europe
U know what I just realized that guy has a point, it’s not like trains were built for foamers
not that fun of an adventure
Way to fast of a video
They should do that in The Normal Version of it.
SLO to LA 6 hours by train. 3 to 4 hours by car. I think I'll drive.
We need some good Rock roll music not this boring stuff
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