The crazy thing is me and my friends were on the 1 train before the accident we saw the out of service 1 train at 79th st getting checked over we all get home and find out this happened.
Update: saw interview of one of the drivers and got my bearings corrected: (not sure of track numbers so using A/B). Service train headed north passed red light on track A at/before 96th street Passenger train leaves 96th heading north on B track but is switched to A track. Service train proceeds into side of passenger train at the switch. Sparks fly. The lookout guy in car 1 of service train (dead car) says he radioed to the guy in car 6 (who operated train blindly) and told him to stop, but the guy in 6th car didn't stop. So this explains all the bouhaha north of 96th street. (had initially though the collision had happened south of it, so was confused).
Just last week they showed the new movie , The Taking of Pelham ,One , Two , Three . 2009, by Tony Scott . Instead of criminals hijacking taking the 1 Train , this time the 1 train hijack , itself . BOOGIES !
Trying to get my bearings. This was shot from a southbound train coming from 103th to 96th and that includes the "fly under" of the 2-3 lines that join prior to arriving at 96th, correct? How come a damaged train is protruding north of 96th street station? was it pushed north by the crash? If the collision happened in its behind, curious why they would need to do work in the front of the train.
@@fastrailtransitThe same thing back in May 1970 when an out of service train collided with a revenue service at a switch near Roosevelt Ave. on the E/F line.
@@keitho.sylvan1137 and I think rather than going into the future of the nyc subway I think we shouldn’t. God knows what can happen. There could be a time where a train falls of a bridge cuz of a fool!
So like there I’m a crash so the 1 train crash the r142 train cause the the 2 train was on service 29 there was 400 people on the train so the 1 train was out of service so it bump the train that why it cause the train crash
The 1991 Union Sq wreck was done dileberatly by a drunk motorman who went over the speed limit as he was switching to the local track. Surprised he's out there somewhere after killing 5 people
RIGHT HERE THEY NEED TO PUT N.Y.P.D. POLICE TRANSIT 🚇🚇🚇 DISTRICT COPS 👮♀️ 👮♂️ 🚔 INSIDE THE SUBWAY TRAIN 🚇🚇🚇 STATION CAB 🚇 CARS NOT AT THE TURNSTYLES WHERE YOU SCAN & $$$ PAY 2.90 CENTS WITH YOUR OMNY SCANNER CARD PASS.
The Fare is only $2.90 that’s quite cheap considering other places have way higher fares and we have a system that runs 24 hours. Paying the $2.90 is way better than having to pay a hefty fine
@@keitho.sylvan1137 Exactly. Compared to other cities, it's quite inexpensive, especially considering the distance traveled and the connections to buses.
The crazy thing is me and my friends were on the 1 train before the accident we saw the out of service 1 train at 79th st getting checked over we all get home and find out this happened.
I was just on the 1 train the other day before that happened. That shit was crazy and NTSB were coming in deadass serious.
I can’t imagine how horrifying it would be if the train was right where the 1 train would be over the 2 and 3 trains
I was thinking the same thing. The 2 and 3 go below the 1 tracks after diverging at that station don't they?
@@jess.hawkinsyes, curve east / northeast en route to Lenox Ave line
@@jess.hawkins yes
Fr I can imagine if I was on the 3 or 2 I would of been dead in those trains if I was down their🫤🫤
Update: saw interview of one of the drivers and got my bearings corrected:
(not sure of track numbers so using A/B).
Service train headed north passed red light on track A at/before 96th street
Passenger train leaves 96th heading north on B track but is switched to A track.
Service train proceeds into side of passenger train at the switch. Sparks fly.
The lookout guy in car 1 of service train (dead car) says he radioed to the guy in car 6 (who operated train blindly) and told him to stop, but the guy in 6th car didn't stop.
So this explains all the bouhaha north of 96th street. (had initially though the collision had happened south of it, so was confused).
So cool, so surreal. Keith you are very good at this!
This train that derailed surprised me because I always take the 1 train and I’ve been on this train in car #2180
I see it daily. As a matter of fact i just recorded it being moved ( will drop all videos tomorrow )
@@keitho.sylvan1137How did that happen?
0:43 Train starts moving. Most likely flagging. T/O went from Coast to Switching and then back to Coast immediately.
I wonder how they are going to free the train from that small tunnel😭
i know right
Just last week they showed the new movie , The Taking of Pelham ,One , Two , Three . 2009, by Tony Scott . Instead of criminals hijacking taking the 1 Train , this time the 1 train hijack , itself . BOOGIES !
Trying to get my bearings. This was shot from a southbound train coming from 103th to 96th and that includes the "fly under" of the 2-3 lines that join prior to arriving at 96th, correct?
How come a damaged train is protruding north of 96th street station? was it pushed north by the crash? If the collision happened in its behind, curious why they would need to do work in the front of the train.
the train collided with another train on the switch. in this video the train was still derailed and they were working to put it back on the tracks.
OMG WHAT HAPPENED THERE😮😮
My issue is why didn’t they break die. The train. R62s are single cabs out into 5 car sets
How did you get this shot i thought there were no trains running this section.
2 trains continued running southbound all-local along Manhattan during the service disruption
Thankfully nobody was killed.
0:01 That’s literally a whole bridge. Now if that one train would’ve collapsed down there, it would be more worse.😮😮😮😮😮
This is the certified accidents will happen moment
Great view! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
You were in between two cars recording this. Pleeeease be careful!!!!
You gotta ask what the heck was the train operator doing ? He or she didn’t see the the other consist diverged on the track?
they were both pulling out at the same time + the OOS train had the first 5 cars brakes cut off, so it simply rolled past the red light
@@fastrailtransitThe same thing back in May 1970 when an out of service train collided with a revenue service at a switch near Roosevelt Ave. on the E/F line.
Alot of overtime coming from this 😂😂
Unfortunately 1 line have to tow to yard 😢
I wonder how that happened,
There’s a comment that says it best
It was some idiot who pulled the emergency brakes while the train was moving
@@barandennis.n5025 indeed and it was a fool who did that
@@keitho.sylvan1137 and I think rather than going into the future of the nyc subway I think we shouldn’t. God knows what can happen. There could be a time where a train falls of a bridge cuz of a fool!
@@barandennis.n5025 You have a pretty good point,
what train did you take to see this?
The 1 train. They have since moved the train and are towing them back to the yard
@@keitho.sylvan1137 Ah ok thank you
So like there I’m a crash so the 1 train crash the r142 train cause the the 2 train was on service 29 there was 400 people on the train so the 1 train was out of service so it bump the train that why it cause the train crash
It doesn’t matter if people are sad about the situation
What a coincidence..i got a story about that situation in the works
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
This was a terrible derailment that happened again. I couldn't believe it.
Does this one kind of reminds me of the 1991 Union Square Derailment?
That one was way way worse.
The 1991 accident was due to a drunk motorman. The May 1970 collision is exactly like this incident.
Well, I'm trying to find out which one of the nyc subway derailment/collision was similar from the past years.
The 1991 Union Sq wreck was done dileberatly by a drunk motorman who went over the speed limit as he was switching to the local track. Surprised he's out there somewhere after killing 5 people
@@mohamad-ms2pb I had no idea about this collision. Thank you for sharing. I shall read into it and educate myself on the matter
OMG I was literally on that train like 1 month ago 💀
Still, this is my fav subway system in the world jaja ❤
Great video
All who work for Car Equipment Department are my posse. I am a subway buff.
Rest In Peace 😢
no one died
No fatalities but there were approximately 30 people injured
Matatan
Ribirin H-S.🤔.
RIGHT HERE THEY NEED TO PUT N.Y.P.D. POLICE TRANSIT 🚇🚇🚇 DISTRICT COPS 👮♀️ 👮♂️ 🚔 INSIDE THE SUBWAY TRAIN 🚇🚇🚇 STATION CAB 🚇 CARS NOT AT THE TURNSTYLES WHERE YOU SCAN & $$$ PAY 2.90 CENTS WITH YOUR OMNY SCANNER CARD PASS.
Oh wow!
💀
Omg
Damn I wish I was in that train to be able to sue the mta for all them fare evasion tickets 😂
The Fare is only $2.90 that’s quite cheap considering other places have way higher fares and we have a system that runs 24 hours.
Paying the $2.90 is way better than having to pay a hefty fine
@@keitho.sylvan1137 Exactly. Compared to other cities, it's quite inexpensive, especially considering the distance traveled and the connections to buses.