REAR VIEW FOOTAGE - Oaks Tower to East River Tunnels
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@malikthr1 Actually the train was going fast. If you noticed, it was going faster than the freeway next to it. It was going 90mph.
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oh wow there was 4 trains waiting to use that tunnel
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@dOldManDownDaLane Thanks!
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@PinePowerLI The Port Washington Branch line mainly uses the first tunnel.
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My LIRR train into NYC it seems never uses that tunnel but the one that ducks under first.
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That was fast. It looked like the train was going somewhere around 50-60mph. If there was a subway train doing this, it would have probably taken 3 or 4 times as long.
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Great Video run it in reverse for a cab ride don't you know....:o)
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Awesome. Electric engine? How do they shape the catenary in the curves? Incredible. Thanks for sharing.
InvasorEspacial007 1 year ago
@InvasorEspacial007 Yea, It was a AEM7AC pulling our train. Ever since I was a kid I was amazed at how they curved the catenary. Every time I took the train (LIRR) to Penn I would always stare at those curved wire for as long as I could! I think they put them up to reduce the tension of fast trains.(?)
traindude80 7 months ago
You captured the real essence of the Northeast Corridor. Memories of the New Haven RR still do abound. Thank you for the posting. Good job!!!
amtrakatsfnyc 1 year ago
@amtrakatsfnyc Thanks!
traindude80 7 months ago
Beautiful Video !!! I like the way you capture the Amtrak & N.J. Transit trains leavin the yard waitin 2 enter the track leadin 2 the tunnel !!! "OSCAR MATERIAL" !!!
trains74 2 years ago
@trains74 Thanks!
traindude80 7 months ago