LIRR Trains in Long Island New York.

Train one. An LIRR diesel train pushing the train East. The locomotive pushing is a
DE30AC. Taken on May 24, 2008.

Train # 2 An LIRR diesel train pushing the train South. The locomotive pushing is a DE30AC. Taken on May 24, 2008.

Train # 3 A An LIRR diesel train heading South to Babylon. The locomotive pulling the train is a DE30AC. Taken on May 24, 2008

Trains # 4 Two LIRR electric trains meeting at 10:07 P.M.

Train # 5 A An LIRR diesel train heading South to Babylon. The locomotive pulling the train is a DE30AC. Taken on May 25, 2008

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• LIRR
• passenger
• trains
• DE30AC
• electric

[lokfinder003]

Good job ;D

[CSXRP]

@lokfinder003 Thanks! :D

[Amtrak1194]

Are there any other railroads which use the D30AC?

[CSXRP]

@Amtrak1194 Not that I know of.

[VanyahaHeights]

Just curious, how does the train driver see where he's going or whenever to slow down if they're going backwards like that?

[CSXRP]

@VanyahaHeights It's a cab car, there are windows he can see out of when going in reverse.

[generfeld]

Four grade crossings in a row just west of the Farmingdale platforms! And awesome video, I love the M7 horn, especially when it's applied only partially and there's that initial high-pitches ring before the other horn notes come in!

[XDared45X]

How is the 5th train going north to Babylon if that one-tracked un-electrified goes south to Babylon? It branches off with the Ronkonkoma line after Mineola.

[IIIJFRIII]

I hear alot of the engiens dont like these that much compaired to the GP 38's. Plus they also say they break down, alot.

[thundaboy654]

@Amtrak1194 NJ Transit does.

[CSXRP]

@mcrrocks80 Thanks.

[mcrrocks80]

I like your video alot!!