MBTA Commuter Rail Trains North of Boston

[@rezymu5337]

One thing I notice about the north shore is the lack of double decker cars. You see them everywhere down south.

[@edwardflynn7958]

Great video love north of Boston shorts

[@NorthSanman]

Nice video, RSP. My home station is Fitchburg. Not much people record videos at that station. That's because my home station is actually on the west side from Boston.

[@davidbouchard3193]

Very nice video. Thank you

[@sandrasoares9262]

Thankyou for a good time day
Is was nice. Your fan sandy

[@mbkeeler]

Gotta love those MBTA dying animal horns.

[@theamazingparkerC]

is it sad ive never heard the horn of an mbta horn even though its my most seen railroad

[@smlhenryfriends3074]

I love this train D:

[@acela2030]

Nice clips, good to see Woburn in the vid

[@rail_spike_productions]

I am planning on making a Video in Woburn, so keep an eye out for a new video soon!

[@acela2030]

Train -fire alert 2130 i live in woburn so its cool to see some video from there

[@steampunkrailvideos7374]

Great video

[@rail_spike_productions]

Thanks!

[@alfred5674]

are those diesel only?

[@rail_spike_productions]

Yes

[@randpeck9060]

I often wait for the North Shore trains to pass the swing bridge from my boat on the Danvers River. I know nothing about trains but do enjoy watching them. Can you tell me the type of equipment (locomotives I guess) that the MBTA operates on this line? If you need one, I can send you a short clip of these trains from the water. Thank you.

[@darmanyjimenez5083]

Typically they use the F40Ph-3c locomotive, the HSP46, single level and double decker coach cars, and rarely a double decker cab car, there’s some other stuff i just can’t remember