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@@ENYC thanks! appreciate it

Yea it was R211 A train day

@@ManuelTavarez-op2wt yup, that’s gonna be cool to see them run on the F line. Wasn’t evening expecting to see the test that day

@@northeastcorrdiorwithchino lol there was some lightning going on and I wasn’t dressed for the rain so I didn’t lol, waited till the shower stopped

Yes indeed many trains! The amtraks go up to Boston or NYC, Philly and DC

When using “classic” control layout you can select a “free camera” option.

Ofcc that was a great day glad I could come out that day!

@@AcelaRailan2150 Same!! Also, lucky you caught the Avelia, I should've stayed for longer smh

Yea fr that was a really unexpected catch! Thanks for watching and boy was that a shot

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Coming soon

Boutta export the vid rn finna be good ❗️

@@AcelaRailan2150 Hell yeah

For realllll new dusty transit go hard 😂

Loll it’s kinda odd the low level platform

Ikr

It was loud tbh

Yea that sound is sweet

Nah just specifically for this shot tho

@@AcelaRailan2150 ahh it looks good I was wondering lol

@@trainsnstufff thanks lol

No not at the time

Kingston, RI USA

Wish we had this in Texas running between Houston & San Antonio & Austin & Dallas.

Unfortunately, the Acela goes fast only for short stretches. Look up its schedule from New York to Boston, or from Washington to New York. It cuts very limited time from the regular Northeast Regional trains.

Good point! Even so, having a similar frequency of trains at least between San Francisco and San Diego would be quite useful and popular, perhaps going via Fresno/ Bakersfield.

Please don't give Inslee any ideas.

They might if it is worth their while. But with the Plane crashes it will be safer by train.

@@jacktattis Bullet train technology is something the mighty United States of America should of had decades ago. We should be moving millions up and down the entire United States Eastern seaboard between Boston Massachusetts and Jacksonville Florida stopping in one city in each state it travels through. I could board in Philadelphia Pennsylvania and be in New York city in 30 minutes to go to work and still be home in time for supper. It takes me about 11.5 to 12.5 hours to make the 831 mile trip from Lancaster Pennsylvania to Jacksonville Florida. 14 to 15 hours by EV. But, it would take me 4 to 6 hours by bullet train. I could travel in comfort, relax and have a meal and all at 200 plus mph and not a ripple on your martinis. This would relieve many who sit stranded at airports due to cancellations and delays during the holidays and travel seasons year after year, free up traffic and congestion on i-95 and other highways running parallel to to coast. But the good ole american people just don't see it that way thus we remain behind the far more advanced countries of the far east and Europe. Highspeed bullet trains and maglev super train technology, the new american dream....