I had an instance where I was at a campground close to railroad tracks. It was the middle of the night and a Union Pacific came through. I fell asleep shortly after. I also stayed in a hotel for a few days close to a railroad crossing where both, Coaster, Amtrak and BNSF pass through and had no issue. People whine too much.
It doesn't even phase me. I have one track outside my window and the train goes by 4 times per day, about 8 hours apart. If I'm sleeping, it never wakes me up unless I'm already about to wake up.
Train horns are actually meant to blow a nice chord, not random noise. Get used to it. Train horns are a beautiful sound. And, they are EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!!!
Its required by the FRA that trains blow their horns four times while approaching crossings that are broken in quiet zones. Long long short long. thats the pattern that is usually commong
Yessir. When I was working at an amusement park for 2 seasons consecutively, I drove a CPHunnungton(which is a cheap Ford i6 powered Climax Knockoff that replaced the counterweight wheel with a full locomotive wheel. It runs on 2 1/4 ft gauge track). My boss was particular about how to blow the whistle, which is a Lunkenheimer 200 series. He preferred it to be done quietly, if at all. But I preferred to blow it the regular 4 times that the FRA requires of actual standard gauge revenue railroads. It added to the experience. We had three level crossings and two stations. I would blow 3 long 1 short at the crossings, and 2 medium approaching either station platform. My boss and I got along great, but we tended to be at odds about that. Never got any complaints about noise from guests, but he just preferred the 120db whistle be blown quietly. Hindsight being 20/20, I could’ve backed off a bit, but it was a dream come true operating my own train. Alas, when management was changed for no reason, and my new boss started running the park into the ground, myself, along with essentially half the park staff, began quitting. We were being mistreated by the new manager and her cronies, and that didn’t sit well. Last I heard, the park can’t operate more than a few total rides, and with the other train operator being 80 and retired, and me no longer being there, I heard that the Hunnington is just sitting in the main station and not being moved. Sad. But, happy side to this is that I got to drive my own train for two seasons and it was a very fun experience, despite some obvious misgivings.
I hear them in the background when at my jobsite. I really enjoy them. Mostly the K5LA, and P3. Few times I heard the nathan P5 and first generation k5hl.
Theres nothing wrong with railroad quiet zones, people have a right to quiet when theyre trying to sleep. Housing can be hard to find and maybe the housing by the tracks is the only housing available. Im a truck driver and if i have to adhere to a "no jake brake" sign because of a noise ordinance, even though the jake brake helps stop the truck, why shouldn't trains have to follow a similar ordinance with the horn. As long as the tracks are walled off there's nothing unsafe about a quiet zone and anyone hit and killed in them, its their own fault!
1:35 "this is my daughter's room where she's sleeping & faces the tracks" christ that poor child has a snowflake of a mommy. The tracks came before you all did in this segment, you chose the area! Either get used to it or shoo!
i will blow the horn so loud that the residences will wake the f*** up and i will say F*** u, it's you , homeowners' fault for the deaths of many people at this crossing.
@Lazys The Dank Engineer please ignore these underage morons. This quiet zone debate is about as relevant as their stupid opinion regarding a safety device introduced by reasonable people.
It’s happening as many people have been killed as they were not eligible to hear the horns and were killed walking, and driving. That’s why conductors shall reserve their right to blow horns, regardless of what it may cause. If you cannot sleep, then you may always get earplugs. If you can still hear it then there is technology to block out the sound from your ears.
Lot of people die at busy intersections too. A lot of people die of all kinds of things. It doesn’t balance itself out because of a few deaths a year. It’s not an even correlation. Train horns are a major disturbance of peace, and its chronic. People’s livelihood are more important than unnecessary noise and disturbance of peace
@@williampatrick2971people’s livelihoods are worthless Saftey is important Would you rather have no sleep or die by a train ? Because it couldn’t sound its horn Because of a quiet zone SOMEONE VOTED FOR ? Yeah a life is important Not someone’s livelihood Trains were their firsts not the stupid houses If you buy a hosue next to train tracks knowing damn well there will be a train That’s loud And you complain about it It s all your fault for it
Some engineers blow it regardless of whether it's a quiet zone or not to be safe. The noise is meant to be loud so people know it's coming before the train is on the crossing itself
I don’t like it that some railroad crossings are quiet zones. The trains need to sound there horns at all of them. I know some people petition to make them quiet zones but it’s better when they sound their horns going through them.
I feel like people don’t understand how important train horns are. They’re for the crews safety and your safety. Would you rather have no sleep or no life? Come on people. If you live near the tracks, expect to hear horns in the middle of the night. Just deal with it people
(っ◔◡◔)っ ♥ "oh my gosh I moved next to train tracks and the trains are so loud" ♥ I used to live next to a railroad station in Fullerton. I loved it. It always helped me sleep at night. The vibration roar of the trains. It was strangely calming like white noise.
if you don't want to hear the train horns don't live there train horns are history and just plain amazing i would love to live there also people who get hit by trains are idiots because 1. you can hear the rumble,2. lights multiple big lights and ditch lights,3 there freaking huge, 4 going trough crossings when they are down, (semi drivers are not all idiots sometimes they get stuck) your Toyota prius will not get stuck on the tracks
Some people might not be able to leave though... You may say that you would like it, but if it was you being woken up every hour in the middle of the night for days on end, I know my opinion would certainly change. And without a doubt, if you are hit by a train you are 100% at fault. Even if the lights fail or if it's an unprotected crossing, see tracks think train.
Not a single person commenting here evidently bothered to watch the story. These people did not voluntarily move next to railroad tracks. They were displaced from their homes.
@@randomdude440 I love train horns as much as the next person. However, some places it just makes sense to have quiet zones, as long as there is the proper protective equipment. Plus, creating the law you are talking about goes against everything our country stands for. Not allowing a law to be changed if people complain is VERY much against our government system as a democracy, people need to be able to have power in their government.
@@drwho135 lol okay just ignore my argument completely. I guess some people aren’t open to other opinions. You saw 6 words you didn’t agree with, and decided that’s all you needed to read
@@southwestfan7060 I ignored nothing. I did not offer an opinion on the rest of your statements. I commented on a single piece of it. If you feel the need to try and adjust the narrative to negate my statement, feel free. Have a nice day.
@GN I know exactly what they’re used for. If the proper safety measures are there so cars and pedestrians can’t cross the tracks, why not have a quiet zone in a busy city near houses. And yes… everyone gets to chose where they live no matter what /s. In this video alone the people HAD to move there bc their house was damaged… not their choice
This can also wake these neighbors up who's living in their apartments and houses from their bedtime that they're living closer to the trains that are going by with all that horn blast and keeping them up all night.
@@buzzygaming7667 Oh no I don't live closer to the trains, I live far distance away from them so yeah I'm fine from where I'm at I can hear the train horns loud and clear all the way from over there to over here at my house. 🏠👂 🚅🔊🔊🔉🔊
The complete disregard for public safety that people must have to vote in favor of quiet zones is appalling. People run crossing gates with even the most keen K5LA at 150db, when there’s no warning other than the gates, inattentive people may walk, ride, or drive right through the gates. There is no excuse for violating not only FRA regulations, but for also violating others right to safety.
My uncle lives by tracks and I’ve asked him how often the trains come by and he can’t give an answer because it’s just part of his life and doesn’t even notice it. And 4 grade crossings are near his house
Why do people complain only at trains? They never complain about cars and Never complain about airplanes. Those people who complain only about trains are Karens/Kens. Like come on if you hate train horns then stay there. you will get used to them.
I love seeing all the Karens who come out of the woodwork to complain about the horns when they voluntarily decided to buy homes and condos adjacent to the crossings. They should have thought about this before moving in. And the first lady who acted like she deserved an immediate explanation for why the horns were being blown, is ridiculous. The railroads are under zero obligation to disclose information about their operations to noisy residents.
Even in no horn zones at least 1-3 small toots of the horn would probably do so. Reason I say that is because some of us still can't wait a few minutes for a train to pass by because they go around the gates and get smacked harder than they ever felt.
Hope they come to my town and then buy my home which is only 100 feets from the railway, and then enjoy 100db high-frequency good sound in their mind, forever.
@@amjkodaz horns dont save lives, that's a silly train fan thing. In reality people get themselves killed by pulling stupid moves, only time a train will kill someone involuntarily is by derailment or signal malfunction. Horns dont do crap but cause a nuisance.
Well here’s the thing, if there’s no horn, then there’s a higher chance of dumbasses dying because they don’t hear a train coming at full speed and can’t stop
I live by a train track and I start school early and the train comes at 3AM and it blows it’s horn loud but I Love train so I’m not going to comeplaine
@@SouthJerseyRailProductions I’ve slept in hotels near train tracks in horn zones. Didn’t have a single issue. I even camped near some railroad tracks at one point and only got woken up once by a UP and then fell back asleep a few minutes later
This is why zoning is a waste of resources. Why are areas around train tracks zoned for residential use and why do people decide to buy or rent housing there? Realtors control most zoning boards and they use zoning to manipulate the market and develop property controlled by their families and friends into the most profitable zoning catergory. The main problem is once an area becomes a slum, a developer can't buy it and clear it to use it for another purpose.
@@AbelG8781you are right to some point but you and i both know people dont care enough to be smart. Dont get me wrong i dont like the sound of horns either but its really important to sound so other remain aware and safe. If someone gets killed or hit dont get mad trying to sue the company for doing exactly what you asked them.
let blow the horn i dont care bout Quiet Zone if ya dont like train horn then move somewhere else i m goin to close to a train track when im grow up by my house i love trains
Cry cry cry... I buy a house next to railroad tracks and then cry about the noise... Move next to an air port then cry about that noise too...perhaps you should drive around a few blocks before buying your house or getting an appointment... Just a thought.
my learning is, come to the location in several times, my home is 2500feet from crossing before I buy it , I think 2000 feet is fine, but unfortunately, the train makes first blowing from my point , shortcut about 200 feet,
Guess this is the home of the Karen’s. They’ll know what the purpose of the horns are if the railroad crossings fail, or if their car breaks down on the tracks. I think horns sound soothing, and they actually help me sleep at night.
Am I the only one here that sleeps better when trains use their horns?
I had an instance where I was at a campground close to railroad tracks. It was the middle of the night and a Union Pacific came through. I fell asleep shortly after. I also stayed in a hotel for a few days close to a railroad crossing where both, Coaster, Amtrak and BNSF pass through and had no issue. People whine too much.
@@CrazyDash99
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Nope. Same here
Nope!
It doesn't even phase me. I have one track outside my window and the train goes by 4 times per day, about 8 hours apart. If I'm sleeping, it never wakes me up unless I'm already about to wake up.
Train horns are actually meant to blow a nice chord, not random noise. Get used to it. Train horns are a beautiful sound. And, they are EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!!!
Yes, they are. They are very important, and crucial.
Thank you
I'll replace a P5 or K5LLA horn with a K3LA or K5LA horn on my Grand Trunk GP40-2
I am used to trains shaking my house
One could argue about the K5LLA. That horn sound a little harsh compared to the K5LA.
The fact they caught KCS unit leading is neat
Right
And a Killer K5LLA!
Edit: rare because of the merge, now CPKC.
KCS runs in Houston it’s not that rare, and this was 5 years before the merger
@@greaterhoustonrailfan lol now CPKC.
Its required by the FRA that trains blow their horns four times while approaching crossings that are broken in quiet zones.
Long long short long. thats the pattern that is usually commong
Yessir. When I was working at an amusement park for 2 seasons consecutively, I drove a CPHunnungton(which is a cheap Ford i6 powered Climax Knockoff that replaced the counterweight wheel with a full locomotive wheel. It runs on 2 1/4 ft gauge track). My boss was particular about how to blow the whistle, which is a Lunkenheimer 200 series. He preferred it to be done quietly, if at all. But I preferred to blow it the regular 4 times that the FRA requires of actual standard gauge revenue railroads. It added to the experience. We had three level crossings and two stations. I would blow 3 long 1 short at the crossings, and 2 medium approaching either station platform. My boss and I got along great, but we tended to be at odds about that. Never got any complaints about noise from guests, but he just preferred the 120db whistle be blown quietly. Hindsight being 20/20, I could’ve backed off a bit, but it was a dream come true operating my own train. Alas, when management was changed for no reason, and my new boss started running the park into the ground, myself, along with essentially half the park staff, began quitting. We were being mistreated by the new manager and her cronies, and that didn’t sit well. Last I heard, the park can’t operate more than a few total rides, and with the other train operator being 80 and retired, and me no longer being there, I heard that the Hunnington is just sitting in the main station and not being moved. Sad. But, happy side to this is that I got to drive my own train for two seasons and it was a very fun experience, despite some obvious misgivings.
I’m happy that my town has train horns they are what make my city a city
Exactly right. We live not to far from a crossing and I love the sweet sound of horns blowing every once in a while.
Mine has train horns too
I love hearing the horns. It makes me feel better when the train drivers follow this protocol.
I hear them in the background when at my jobsite. I really enjoy them.
Mostly the K5LA, and P3. Few times I heard the nathan P5 and first generation k5hl.
Here’s an idea, if you don’t want to hear train horns at all hours of the night, don’t live near a railroad crossing
Tyler shut up. Your hating the railfan Community what a joke you are.
@@railfant1549 how is that hating the railfan community, its literaly helping them
True dat
best advice ever said
You just don't know the law trains are required by the law to blow their horns. Don't like train horns. MOVE OR DEAL WITH IT 😠😠🖓🖓.
Theres nothing wrong with railroad quiet zones, people have a right to quiet when theyre trying to sleep. Housing can be hard to find and maybe the housing by the tracks is the only housing available. Im a truck driver and if i have to adhere to a "no jake brake" sign because of a noise ordinance, even though the jake brake helps stop the truck, why shouldn't trains have to follow a similar ordinance with the horn. As long as the tracks are walled off there's nothing unsafe about a quiet zone and anyone hit and killed in them, its their own fault!
1:35 "this is my daughter's room where she's sleeping & faces the tracks" christ that poor child has a snowflake of a mommy. The tracks came before you all did in this segment, you chose the area! Either get used to it or shoo!
If I become a train conductor I will blare my horn in a quiet zone and not give a crap
I would do the same lol xD 🤣 🤣
@@willyiscrazyforfunstufflol1196 Lol 🤣 no more quiet zones!
@@gunnerjohnson2840 more quiet zones =more deaths ◉‿◉
The quiet zone riot 🤣
i will blow the horn so loud that the residences will wake the f*** up and i will say F*** u, it's you , homeowners' fault for the deaths of many people at this crossing.
i live near train tracks and there horns are so beatiful and glorius when they blow, i love train horns!
Same
we are not all equal and that horn is surely disturbing because is thought and projected to strongly scare people.
@@marcofalanga7634 the horn is not scary, and not disturbing, you either get used to the train horn, or either move!
@@marcofalanga7634 Get use to it. 😠. Train are required by the law to sound their F**KING horn.
Idiot
Note: quiet zones more like death
In My Place Trains Don't Blow The Horns Even Tho It's A Horn Zone
@@NE_IL that sucks! :(
death zones caused by stupid nimby homeowners
I hate quiet zones
I hate people who hate train horns. They have a purpose.
@Lazys The Dank Engineer please ignore these underage morons. This quiet zone debate is about as relevant as their stupid opinion regarding a safety device introduced by reasonable people.
It’s happening as many people have been killed as they were not eligible to hear the horns and were killed walking, and driving. That’s why conductors shall reserve their right to blow horns, regardless of what it may cause. If you cannot sleep, then you may always get earplugs. If you can still hear it then there is technology to block out the sound from your ears.
Lot of people die at busy intersections too. A lot of people die of all kinds of things. It doesn’t balance itself out because of a few deaths a year. It’s not an even correlation. Train horns are a major disturbance of peace, and its chronic. People’s livelihood are more important than unnecessary noise and disturbance of peace
Exactly. Just buy a fan and put some earplugs on and you should be fine
@@williampatrick2971people’s livelihoods are worthless
Saftey is important
Would you rather have no sleep or die by a train ?
Because it couldn’t sound its horn
Because of a quiet zone
SOMEONE VOTED FOR ?
Yeah a life is important
Not someone’s livelihood
Trains were their firsts not the stupid houses
If you buy a hosue next to train tracks knowing damn well there will be a train
That’s loud
And you complain about it
It s all your fault for it
Some engineers blow it regardless of whether it's a quiet zone or not to be safe. The noise is meant to be loud so people know it's coming before the train is on the crossing itself
You know how happy I would be if I lived their....
Same
Same
Oh my, I would love it
Same
if i live in a quiet zone, i will buy k5la's and other loud horns and blow them constantly.
I don’t like it that some railroad crossings are quiet zones. The trains need to sound there horns at all of them. I know some people petition to make them quiet zones but it’s better when they sound their horns going through them.
K5LA power
**K5LLA**
I feel like people don’t understand how important train horns are. They’re for the crews safety and your safety. Would you rather have no sleep or no life? Come on people. If you live near the tracks, expect to hear horns in the middle of the night. Just deal with it people
Good for the engineers to honk in a quiet zone, the horns are loud enough to have communication
(っ◔◡◔)っ ♥ "oh my gosh I moved next to train tracks and the trains are so loud" ♥
I used to live next to a railroad station in Fullerton. I loved it. It always helped me sleep at night. The vibration roar of the trains. It was strangely calming like white noise.
bro is a certified Fullerton foamer 🤯🚨🚨
Man stfu no way you enjoy the blare of a horn
"I can't believe that trains, on a 100+ year old track route, are blowing their horns after I bought and moved in to my house". Idiots.
Quiet zones are a waste of money. Keep the horns.
if you don't want to hear the train horns don't live there train horns are history and just plain amazing i would love to live there also people who get hit by trains are idiots because 1. you can hear the rumble,2. lights multiple big lights and ditch lights,3 there freaking huge, 4 going trough crossings when they are down, (semi drivers are not all idiots sometimes they get stuck) your Toyota prius will not get stuck on the tracks
Some people might not be able to leave though... You may say that you would like it, but if it was you being woken up every hour in the middle of the night for days on end, I know my opinion would certainly change. And without a doubt, if you are hit by a train you are 100% at fault. Even if the lights fail or if it's an unprotected crossing, see tracks think train.
Well, if you don't like the noise then that's kinda your fault for moving their
There*
Exactly
Did you not watch the video? They had to move there because their house was damaged...
@@southwestfan7060well
WOMP WOMP
Dosent matter what happened to your house if you don’t like it then you can gladly leave
Train horns are for protection. If an accident happens and they found out the train didn't use its horn then this family is guilty.
When you get killed by a train because you don't here a horn will you be complaining about the horns then
Fax
The BELL and the ENGINE exists man
I still would lay on the horn in a quiet zone, specifically the long, long, short, long sequence.
Or at least throw on the bell
Not a single person commenting here evidently bothered to watch the story. These people did not voluntarily move next to railroad tracks. They were displaced from their homes.
Trains are supposed to blow their horns. If you live near tracks and trains blow their horns constantly like I do, well get used to it or simply move.
Please remove the quiet zones.
@@randomdude440 I love train horns as much as the next person. However, some places it just makes sense to have quiet zones, as long as there is the proper protective equipment. Plus, creating the law you are talking about goes against everything our country stands for. Not allowing a law to be changed if people complain is VERY much against our government system as a democracy, people need to be able to have power in their government.
@@southwestfan7060 "makes sense to have quiet zones"
No. No it does not.
@@drwho135 lol okay just ignore my argument completely. I guess some people aren’t open to other opinions. You saw 6 words you didn’t agree with, and decided that’s all you needed to read
@@southwestfan7060 I ignored nothing. I did not offer an opinion on the rest of your statements. I commented on a single piece of it.
If you feel the need to try and adjust the narrative to negate my statement, feel free.
Have a nice day.
@GN I know exactly what they’re used for. If the proper safety measures are there so cars and pedestrians can’t cross the tracks, why not have a quiet zone in a busy city near houses. And yes… everyone gets to chose where they live no matter what /s. In this video alone the people HAD to move there bc their house was damaged… not their choice
I'm a railfan, I stand like 10 feet away from the tracks filming trains, but I don't think the horn is that loud
real
WE LOVE TRAIN HORNS! :D
@northmountainfilms Official Account 2 the kind of deals that make you boogie
Hearing train horns in the dead of a winters night hits different and you can’t sit here and say I’m lying 🥵😊
I record the sound of distant train horns and it's literally music.
0:01 the volume is disproportionately exaggerated with that one because it’s a K5LLA! Most train horns are quieter.
This is like people moving near a racetrack then complaining about the noise
This can also wake these neighbors up who's living in their apartments and houses from their bedtime that they're living closer to the trains that are going by with all that horn blast and keeping them up all night.
then don't live next to the railroad if you aren't prepared for train noises or just get used to it. that's my advice atleast
@@buzzygaming7667 Oh no I don't live closer to the trains, I live far distance away from them so yeah I'm fine from where I'm at I can hear the train horns loud and clear all the way from over there to over here at my house. 🏠👂 🚅🔊🔊🔉🔊
What did I just read? A run-on sentence that made no sense
I honestly love the horns
who even builds a quiet zone next to a train line?
It's called an *"ENGINEER"*
You just called trains a nuisance? i've never wanted to beat up somebody more in my life.
I like
hearing the train horn
The complete disregard for public safety that people must have to vote in favor of quiet zones is appalling. People run crossing gates with even the most keen K5LA at 150db, when there’s no warning other than the gates, inattentive people may walk, ride, or drive right through the gates. There is no excuse for violating not only FRA regulations, but for also violating others right to safety.
How about just quiet hours or soft hours instead of soft zones and quiet zones.
My uncle lives by tracks and I’ve asked him how often the trains come by and he can’t give an answer because it’s just part of his life and doesn’t even notice it. And 4 grade crossings are near his house
I'm glad that I don't live there.
Why do people complain only at trains? They never complain about cars and Never complain about airplanes. Those people who complain only about trains are Karens/Kens. Like come on if you hate train horns then stay there. you will get used to them.
I love seeing all the Karens who come out of the woodwork to complain about the horns when they voluntarily decided to buy homes and condos adjacent to the crossings. They should have thought about this before moving in. And the first lady who acted like she deserved an immediate explanation for why the horns were being blown, is ridiculous. The railroads are under zero obligation to disclose information about their operations to noisy residents.
0:37 you did not just say *conductors*
All aboard! 🚂🚃🚃🚃
Its the engineers that blow the horn, not conductors
Even in no horn zones at least 1-3 small toots of the horn would probably do so. Reason I say that is because some of us still can't wait a few minutes for a train to pass by because they go around the gates and get smacked harder than they ever felt.
How many railfans here?
Hope they come to my town and then buy my home which is only 100 feets from the railway, and then enjoy 100db high-frequency good sound in their mind, forever.
Good for you trains, your saving lives!
Not really
@@AbelG8781 Well...to an extent...we all know the rest of the story lol
@@amjkodaz horns dont save lives, that's a silly train fan thing. In reality people get themselves killed by pulling stupid moves, only time a train will kill someone involuntarily is by derailment or signal malfunction. Horns dont do crap but cause a nuisance.
@@AbelG8781 This was from 2 years ago so what you're telling me is pretty much stuff I know.
@@AbelG8781 And you call yourself a railfan....
Well here’s the thing, if there’s no horn, then there’s a higher chance of dumbasses dying because they don’t hear a train coming at full speed and can’t stop
I live by a train track and I start school early and the train comes at 3AM and it blows it’s horn loud but I
Love train so I’m not going to comeplaine
You're living near railway tracks what do you expect?
People who want mandatory quiet zones and hate the sound of train horns also hate sound of classical music.
then why live 50 feet from a railroad track?
Folks find the craziest things to complain about! The train horn is a safety feature!
Cant even listen a horn for 20 seconds 😂
What babies
@@CrazyDash9 Facts
@@SouthJerseyRailProductions I’ve slept in hotels near train tracks in horn zones. Didn’t have a single issue. I even camped near some railroad tracks at one point and only got woken up once by a UP and then fell back asleep a few minutes later
@@CrazyDash9 I like hearing thrn
@@SouthJerseyRailProductions of course. Amtrak’s horns are just amazing. Music to my ears. I also love the horns on most freight trains.
Moving by train tracks then complaining is like moving by a school then complaining about busses
They need to keep blowing the horns. And it’s the engineer, not the conductor that blows the horn.
yeah it is a engineer who blows it but for some engines they have a horn button on both sides so I really depends on what engine it is
@@Yurr14 yes but 99% of the time it’s the engineer
Fact: If you want to move to a neighborhood why did you move near the trains?
Bro this lady just legit called an engineer the conductor
0:58 "this is what we hear all night" hmmm... I wonder why you can move maybe?
I hate quiet zones
life with aircrafts and trains QUIET ZONES WILL CAUSE MORE ACCIDENT
@@WesternSouthDakotaRailfan2006 yes my point Exactly
life with aircrafts and trains same
Agreed I hate qz
Those trains have been blowing their horns LONG before those residents got there. Why is it a problem now?
This is why zoning is a waste of resources. Why are areas around train tracks zoned for residential use and why do people decide to buy or rent housing there? Realtors control most zoning boards and they use zoning to manipulate the market and develop property controlled by their families and friends into the most profitable zoning catergory. The main problem is once an area becomes a slum, a developer can't buy it and clear it to use it for another purpose.
Noise canceling headphone company should sponsor this.
"It's almost like if someone had a bullhorn right outside your bedroom."
More like three to five horns to be exact. 😂
the new operation life saver is stop look and don't listen
If they don't want train horns then make it where they can't sue if someone gets hit bc on no horn
the news station cant even get the person operating the train correct :/ Seriously, the engineer runs the train, the conductor does everything else
i love trains and i can fall asleep in second with a train
If a ditch light is broken they have the right to blow their horn
so what let them do it!
Sigh smh these people dont know quiet zones can kill someone
A lot of things can kill people. Just pay attention around railroad tracks, you'll be fine.
@@AbelG8781👍🏾👍🏾🙏
@@AbelG8781i like it how you have a photo of UP 1988 but yet your advocate for no train horns
Really says a lot about you dosent it
@@AbelG8781you are right to some point but you and i both know people dont care enough to be smart. Dont get me wrong i dont like the sound of horns either but its really important to sound so other remain aware and safe. If someone gets killed or hit dont get mad trying to sue the company for doing exactly what you asked them.
@gabrielquinones3343 That's the difference between a foamer and a decent functioning adult. Piss off kid.
let blow the horn i dont care bout Quiet Zone if ya dont like train horn then move somewhere else i m goin to close to a train track when im grow up by my house i love trains
I dont mind train horns and i like the horns
Folks, no one made y’all move their. Move away from the tracks
They have to sound the horn if a car runs the gates or if people are being dumb.
Yep and they are the same people who would sue if they didn't blow the horn I bet
@@mikethechristiangamer85yes they would
1:52 that’s the point they’re supposed to blow the horn even if it is a quiet zone they still can if they feel that they have to
Honestly I reslly like hearing these horns. I live near a CP line and they use their horns all the time.
Tracks where there first...
THEN MOVE 😂
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Cry cry cry... I buy a house next to railroad tracks and then cry about the noise... Move next to an air port then cry about that noise too...perhaps you should drive around a few blocks before buying your house or getting an appointment... Just a thought.
my learning is, come to the location in several times, my home is 2500feet from crossing before I buy it , I think 2000 feet is fine, but unfortunately, the train makes first blowing from my point , shortcut about 200 feet,
I lived by a mall that got plastic dividers and in one day some cars already hit several of them
Dont live next to the tracks. Duh.
Yeah
Yes
City: Stop making noise. People don't like it!
Trains: And? Idgaf
I dont mind staying awake to listen to trainhorns🤠
they can cry all they want the horns sound nice
Guess this is the home of the Karen’s. They’ll know what the purpose of the horns are if the railroad crossings fail, or if their car breaks down on the tracks. I think horns sound soothing, and they actually help me sleep at night.
Same. We have lots of trains in SoCal. I don't hear them much anymore. I miss living next to a train station.
It’s a safety device, as annoying as it could be . It could save someone’s life
I like trains I’d live in a house with trains near it
I’m surprised they haven’t started complaining about fire trucks 🙄
Trains have to blow their horns it is illegal not go not to because it could cause an accident in many people could die
you move/live next to train tracks, expect train sounds....
At least it has a nice k5lla and a nice ACE lash up
I would travel back in time and stop quiet zones from even being invented
Oh boo hoo the horns are for safety so get over it
I don’t like when people complain about the train horns they have to honk the horn