Amtrak crossing Old Lyme Bridge near New London, CT

A few miles west of New London, Connecticut, an Amtrak train crossing a railroad bridge called Old Lyme Bridge, crossing the Connecticut River. This train is traveling east.

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• Connecticut

[crazybubbles317]

That's the Old Lyme DEP boardwalk! I go running there!

[NHRHS2010]

Are you sure that there is a boardwalk? I remember that there was a beach and this is a railroad bridge.

[jrmandy]

That is bridge is called Conn. it crosses from Old saybrook to Old Lyme Ct.

[NHRHS2010]

You are correct.

[harbmx23]

Its just the trainbridge between old saybrook and old lyme, ct nothing special no real name for the bridge

[NHRHS2010]

Yes it is. It crosses the Connecticut River

[crazybubbles317]

I'm pretty sure that's it. At 0:33 the train passes over a wooden walkway standing in the water.

[NHRHS2010]

No, a chance of a train driving off into the water is extremely rare. If the bridge is raised up, it must be determined that there are no trains nearby. And if a train must cross the bridge, then the boat must stop until the train finishes crossing the bridge.

[stevienicksss]

It's goes in the middel the river wichis Old Saybroook and OLd Lym.

[NHRHS2010]

I don't know. This train did not stop at Old Saybrook. But I knew it was few miles west of New London.