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Nah, in mother Russia is like: "hold my vodka nigga"

The train signals as if saying "Move! Outta the way! Final warning!!"

*metal pipe falling sound effect*

Why not? Don't you have any snow plow trains in Texas?

+John Doe ... LOL.... no snow to plow here.

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kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q893dbpnm7--pYk.html Parallel race between two Indian Railways train Do watch

I've been wondering why that horn sounded like that

Much of the height is there to provide a path for the snow to go to get it up and in the air and moving to the side. Depending on how heavy the snow is, it may go through snow that deep. Most of the time where they run into a situation where this would be used would be drifts on the plains. Those can run into long distances, but usually don't. There are other snow removal trains, including rotary snow blowers that are used to clear even deeper depths of snow. A huge part of why this happens and trains still travel in this part of the US, where such my not happen in England is that of late, an inch of snow in England is a rare occurrence that your road crews don't have the experience to be ahead of. We see that at many places in the US as well where an inch of snow is far more than places like Atlanta are prepared for. On the other hand snow that will bring Minneapolis to a standstill is more or less expected and planned for in central and northern Canada.

Appreciate your response...I like lots of snow so Minneapolis is my next stop..;-))

Hi ajandrew - Where do you live in England? We've just had snow in Northumberland and the traffic is still moving as though it never snowed!!

Same

yep people's are always never happy, no matter what you video

Thanks!

A curious mind can never ask a dumb question.

you have to have a buffer between the locomotive and a hazmat car. A tanker car is considered a hazmat car. Depending on the contents and the plaque determines how far away that car needs to be from the locomotive. Some cars have a minimum buffer zone of 6 cars. And some have a minimum of one.

Maybe to haul tools?

Buffer car is for in case of accident. For example if the locomotive catches on fire or crashes into something, you do not want the oil or chemicals in the tank cars to catch on fire also.

German trains in WWII used to put a flat bed in front of the engines to explode mines

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Yes

I saw one on KZfaq last year, from some palce un the United States where they hit a tree and bent the handlerails on the front of the engine up pretty good.

Naw, a tree can do damage, but it have t around the size of Redwood or a large Douglas fir to derail a train

It was clogged with snow

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It’s probably diesel. The fuel probably varies depending on train.

This is the original video. I don't know what you are talking about.

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dcarpine28 Go check on CTFxC Channel the video: "NEVER GROW UP" published on january 24 at around 50 sec :P

CSX #7395 is a GE C40-8W locomotive. It was originally Conrail (CR) #756.