0:30 i love how the guy sees the train derailing, but doesn't react just keeps on texting. He probably wrote something like "lmao my train just crashed"

I'm a train and I approve this video! Choo choo!

I'll never forget the time a train derailed down the street from my friend's auto shop while we were having beers after work. Within an hour, a fleet of rigs show up with all this heavy equipment, block off the whole street and just go to town. They cut out all the fences and gates leading up to the track without hesitation to get the machines through. All the trucks were company branded as so and so "derailment services". On one trailer, they had an axle with a wheel that 1/3 of it was cracked off. The guys said it was their 3rd derailment call that day.

0:00 Video: serious train crash, 80 people died Music: peaceful calming hip hop

When I was a kid we had a coal train derail and virtually cut out town in half for a long time. On a side note, everyone who had a wood burning / coal stove didn’t have to buy coal for years. My grandfather included.

some background regarding 0:00 This happened in Spain, Santiago de Compostella The train driver entered this bend way too fast (180km/h [~112mph], speedlimit 80km/h[~50mph]). According to himself on a phone call he got distracted by a phone call which he received from the train manager on his cell phone... He failed to slow down the train when leaving the high speed railway and entering the regular railway. 80 people died. There has been controversy because the driver (according to the same phone call mentioned before) has apparently informed safety officers in charge that the bend in which he crashed wasn't safe and it was only a matter of time until an accident happens. There's also been discussion about how the end of the high speed line was marked and monitored by the implemented safety technologies like ECTS and ASFA. As far as I remember the train which crashed was not equipped with ECTS and ASFA does not support monitoring of a line speed change but only introduces a safety stop should the speed of the train be over 220km/h which has never been the case. Following the allegations made by the train driver towards the safety officers not having listened to his concerns, there's been further discussion, whether anything was undertaken to mitigate the safety concerns towards this bend. (also, this footage is mirrored)

0:22 Why are these people so _chill_ while there are literal explosions happening behind there ??!

1:26 For some reason the tracks were like when there's a switch point. But it doesn't connect to anywhere,so when the train hit it,it caused the derailment.

Just another reminder kids that you dont ever, ever, ever want to start a train movement without checking which way your switches and derails are lined.

The steam train was so obvious from the way the points were set, but a good example of how guide rails would stop a train falling off a bridge.

Why do I get this recommended while on a train....

3:00 tornadoes sound like trains. 3:33 derailing train sounds like a tornado!

As a locomotive technician, can confirm derailing is super easy

The coal wagon was doing a great job of reprofiling the ballast at 1:38 lol

1:10 You can clearly see that the switch derail has been thrown back for the mainline, and it worked exactly as it was intended to do! I dare say someone got fired over that.

Damn that last clip the camera was positioned so far left that I felt the train was gonna crash into the debris lol 😱

oh, it's very sad two see again the first crash. It was the 24th July 2013 , near Santiago de Compostela (Spain) and 80 people died.

A moment of silence for those people who are watching this while traveling in train lol 🤣🤣🤣

I seriously can’t comprehend how many of these derailments are cleaned up

No one looking shocked or startled in the MBTA one is CLASSIC Boston 🤣

The first one was in Spain many years ago, the driver was miraculously alive and years after, judged for involuntary homicide

As a train, I can confirm that these incidents are true

after watching many videos on youtube I can safely say those are trains

The people on the platform of the second clip didn't react! That one guy on his phone was like " whatever"! The clip at the 3:00 I've seen before. I'm pretty sure it was a tornado that actually briefly lifted the train off of the tracks. And I'm suprised the other line wasn't closed in the last one. The train might be clear of spilled debris & cargo as THIS train passed through quite slowly, but that could change in an instant. A gust of wind could easily deposit any of that mess onto the other track, or idiot looters seeing if there's anything they can flog or use in the wreckage might also displace debris into the track, deliberately or absent mindedly.

RIP my friends, all of you will be missed!

3:26 -Up there on the list of things you never want to see: a breakaway tanker car sparking and sliding right towards you.

I once was in a derailed train.. above streetlevel.. luckily we werent moving fast (about 10km/h). When i look back at it, it could have gone a lot worse..

0:00 imagine standing where the camera is

0:01 Me arriving to class 0.0001 seconds before the bell rings be like:

2:54 I remember watching this video for the first time at 13, I wasn’t frightened watching it, The only unsettling part was at 3:32

Thanks youtube recommendations exactly what i want to see at 2:15 AM

00:46 About half a second into the fragment I noticed the switch was in the wrong position. But then I also knew the whole video is about derailments, of course.

At 2:54 This derailment was caused by a EF2 tornado on January 7, 2008 in Boone County Illinois. 🙂

Третье видео - это шедевр! Осел редкостный за штурвалом паровоза

Engineer didn't back off a bit for that derailment at the end of the video

3:10 example of momentum and inertia 🥺

Wow, train took that curve WAY too fast there.

As a train enthausiast, this is like watching people’s injuries caught on camera, but it’s so cool!

Setting the deaths of 80 people to a funky soundtrack for your entertainment. Classy.

Indians attendance here

The one with the tornado is pretty epic 😲

Absolutely mesmerizing It's videos like these that make me fall in love with traveling all over again. train crash moments

1:10 And that is why we have devices on the tracks called _derails._ You would not want that train running along the main track, possibly out of control...

In Japan you have bullet trains going at 300km/h and never coming off the tracks. Then you have this train at 0:55 going 2km/h and still somehow managing to derail haha 😂

The fifth crash in this video was caused by a rare January tornado in Northern Illinois. The tornado actually was bigger news than the derailment.

This one and Central Los Andes are two of the most interesting channels on KZfaq.

It must be difficult steering those trains around bends while balancing the wheels on those skinny rails. Maximum respect to train drivers, the amount of accidents is actually quite small.

3:30 единного меня испугало что фагон с взривоопасними веществами синьно ударились от поезд

The first crash was very deadly and horrifying but the creator does not care

i love how the video is about train crashing then the background music is soo exciting😹😹

These the videos I live for, fam.

3:00 I think that was a tornado, if I remember correctly.

Sad to see so many peoples died in the first scene for sure.

Idk why algorithm sent it on my list but it's good

The crash at around 3:39 gives me "hey bob" "hey Billy.... that hurt" vibes

2:22 Did it just fix itself on the railroad crossing??

I was expecting the last one to smash into some spilled cargo or rail cars, but no. Luckiest train in the video

Very nice to put as first image a video of the fast train in Spain where many people were killed...

0:30 Train crash, explodes, fire Guys on bench: Uhh ... and?

Note: how the steam train had a red signal. The driver should have inspected the track ahead, this is a clear result from a SPAD (Signal Passed At Danger) and probably cost the heritage railway allot of money.😬 Lucky it didn't go over with all the water and coal. 😂

That first steam train reverse derailment one was quite shocking, as a UK resident.

1:25 was so funny for some reason. It tried so damn hard!

1:20 : me after just waking up

Fragrante espetacular demais, parabéns pelo excelente vídeo nesses acidentes, tomara não tenha ocorrido vítimas 👍

The steam engine with tender first, past a stop signal at danger, and the siding points were accordingly set to derail.

Me peacefully going to my home by train and KZfaq recommend me this. What a perfect timing dude🥲

Train crashing ,people dying Music: 🕺🕺💃💃

01:18 could clearly see the left switch blade was against the track

02:00 Example: If a train is moving slowly enough that one can get onto a car and pull the coupler lever, can the coupler pin be pulled and uncouple the train so thathe brake line separates and stops the train? Or does tension on the coupler prevent pulling the coupler pin? Thank you.

3:16 aah just another train getting derailed 3:29 helloo buddy!! 3:32 not today mah budd

2nd scene is definitely what made the 1st from fire force possible

result of the first accident: 80 dead and 144 injured The second worst train accident in the history of Spain. RIP

The first video of steam train.. even with a naked eye look can say that it was going to derail if it proceeded.. why did he go ahead??

recommendation: play it back on 2x speed. it goes faster and the derailments/crashes are more gnarly.

1:10 I want to turn that adorable little station building into a cottage to live in 😊

the third one was clearly planned as you can see there clearly is a straight little peice of track it was on that lead nowherer

The very first video clip is stolen, hence it being mirror imaged. All the rest are taken from other people's channels.

"My train crashed" Boss: "That's not an excuse!"

0:30 when a train crashes in front of you but the Family Guy Funny Moments are too good to stop watching

That first video causes a lot of death just so u know, I don’t know if it’s a good idea to put music

El primero el accidente del Alvia es uno de los mas graves ocurridos en España

The last one literally went tearing down the tracks lol

0:07 RIP camera!!!

0:01 El accidente ferroviario más letal del siglo 21 en España... Aún recuerdo cuando pasó y el cómo Renfe se lavó las manos cuando tenía parte de culpa

I was expecting boom boom explosions, all I got was a little bit of bling bling seriously

*Wow, what a great video* 👍👍👍 I can't keep up with my first video.🤠😎

3:05 tornado vs, train cars… wow

I know those rolls of paper were heavy from having hauled them. Those long roles of 6-8 in a trailer weigh 42,000 to 45,000 pounds. They also can be top-heavy.

My father was onboard the second one. I still remember it.

Beautiful

4:40 Looks like the L.A. looters have expanded their territory.

На счёт паровоза, стрелку как специально перевели!

This bring back bad memories of lac megantic..

The Red Line station at JFK/UMass is a MBTA line in Boston, MA. If you're surprised that they were not, then you've never taken Boston public transit before.

1:18 Well, looking at that track it was pretty obvious that it would go badly. Can it be said that there is much track in the U.S. that is just plain poorly maintained. I see those spike working their way out all over the place. It is just a natural thing. Wouldn't there be a better way?

Absolutely horrible music

To the gentleman that was standing there and made the comment, he's missing two wheels. There's no way he could see that that car was tipped over in the wheels had come off it virtually. Impossible to see that far when you're in the engine and you can't see the car that has no wheels. Thank you. Unless they had another system to know this ahead of time.

great video

Sorry, but leading with a crash that killed EIGHTY people is just plain wrong - their deaths shouldn't be used for entertainment.

Most Perfect!!