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  • iT DOES TOUCH YOUR HEART. iNDIA,S TRAINS ARE AS MIGHTY AS THE HIMALAYAS

  • good video

    

  • Kazikistan station?

  • INDIAN STATION pal........

  • Gidday from downunder Australia

    Crikey that's a bloody awesome video mate, thanks for sharing.

  • that was more rolling past

  • Total people travelling in train=1152+300= 1452 passengers

    Total 24 Cars.

    6 AC cars x 50 Seats (Approx) =300 passengers.

    2 cars for cargo/luggage/pantry

    16 Cars Non AC x 72 seats = 1152 passengers.

    Total people travelling in train=1152+300= 1452 passengers

    Number does not include Drivers/Ticket checkers/other employees.

  • these people are very brave, there... with the door open

  • This train is special towards south

  • 6 AC cars...

    it's the 3rd fastest train in India, after Rajdhani(upto 130 KM/h) franchise and Shatabdi(upto 150KM/h) franchise..

    this train has the limit of 110 KM/h, and that's why it's hauled by a WAP4 ;)

  • @ayushisrocking What is the source of your non sense information that it is the 3rd fastest train? And P4 has been tested at 170.

  • When trains in India cross a road, do the drivers (or engineers) just lay on the horn, or is there is specific long-short blast sequence that they're supposed to follow, as they do in North America?

  • I am not sure, but I don't think there is any such sequence of long-short or whatever...they just blare their horns before passing through a road-railway intersection to let everyone know a train is coming, please keep clear !!

  • This is not coromandel express..

  • @decline2state : They do follow certain sequences, but not for crossing a road. In this video, the engineer sounds the horn to alert people who might be crossing the tracks and not using overhead bridges. Many road crossings are manned, and you would see a guard holding up a green flag/lantern if everything is okay. If the crossing is malfunctioning for any reason, he/she holds up a red flag/lantern. In case of unmanned crossings, they usually lay on the horn.

  • Despite of the growth of no-frills airlines in India, the cost is still considered expensive by most average Indians especially those of lower income. Thus Indian Railways will remain the lifeline of the country.

  • Very sharp horn of this train...

  • look at the maddness of the WAP..

    Seems like its saying..."Get the hell of my way....I am going on the rampage".

  • thats true....

  • Boy, with a population of 1.1 billion in India (2nd largest population in the world, behind People's Republic of China), it is not rare for us to see a train hauling up to 24 cars for passengers. Even a 24-car train will never be enough to accomodate all passengers struggling for seats.

  • Yeah! THIS train(Coromandel superfast express) is ALWAYS full, you will NEVER ever find it with a seat or two empty! Somebody or the other will occupy the seat by getting a ticket!

    This train is alloted a maximum of 115 KMPH...

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