Then when more people die at the crossings, they'll complain about the train not alerting you of its presence. Also, "if you don't like train horns, don't move near the tracks." Also, also, I live near the Norfolk Southern Cement Secondary. I can only hear the horn if the doors and windows of my house are open. Maybe try closing your windows?
Exactly I live right next to a Northfolk southern line in Northern Indiana that I believe connects Chicago and New York and as you know if you keep your windows closed its fine. And even with them open over time you just get used to it. They chose their house knowing it was near tracks. This is on them
Here's an idea: When we go one full year with out A SINGLE PERSON, COUNTRY WIDE, disregarding crossing signals, driving around gates, trespassing, or running in front of trains, then we can talk about quiet zones. Until then, the bad actors ruin it for everyone and the horns continue.
Bruh you chose to live next to an active railroad. Maybe look at the area you are planning to move into before making the final decision. I understand that I like trains and other vehicles however a quiet zone increases the danger with incidents occurring in Orange County nearly every week where the quiet zone is active.
They should not have quiet zones. You should know what you signed up for when you decided to buy a place next to a busy railroad. Same goes for people complaining about planes flying over their house. The tracks and the airport were there first. Are people really that stupid?
The train horn is for people’s safety, why stop it if you don’t want to hear it? Makes it sound like you only care for yourselves and no other communities.
Dude, I live about a block away from the trolley tracks here in Barrio Logan. The trolley doesn't bother me, but the freight train at night does wake me up at times. But I don't complain. I find the noise therapeutic, lol. These people knew what they were signing up for when they possibly saw the tracks when purchasing their homes...
These people are just idiots! The railroad has been in San Diego since the late 1800's long before the road systems and homes were even a thought. The railroad is NOT a fault and is NOT obligated to have to stop running trains and sounding their horns through these communities. People chose to live right next to the railroad knowing very well that the railroad was there first. I guess when people start getting struck and killed by the trains will everyone in that community finally realize that forbidding the use of the train horns was a stupid and dangerous idea. I live near a railroad crossing that's known as a "quiet zone" meaning it's a railroad crossing where the trains are not allowed to sound their horns to warn people when they are approaching. That crossing has now seen four deaths since the "quiet zone" rule was first implemented and went into effect but that's somehow the railroad's fault though right? Yeah I don't think so. If you don't like the noise from the trains than why not just move and live somewhere else where you won't have this problem. Plus remember that today trains are alot more quieter and make much less noise and pollution than trains did 50 years ago and longer. The railroad is NOT to blame but people are.
It's not like the railroad wasn't there first. These people want to make the crossings less safe to compensate for their own errors; horns are a vital railroad safety measure.
NOPE. Let the Train Horns Blow even Louder. That is WHAT WE NEED. We do Not need No Horn Crossings. ITS A DANG SAFETY ISSUE. Screw those People. Safety is More Important then the People complaining about Horn blowing.
You chose to live near the tracks, don’t go about crying about some horn! Y’all won’t be crying once some guy ignores the signals and gets hit by an oncoming Amtrak
Let's see... you move next to an active railroad where you should expect to hear horns.. (because, well, you know... for safety).. then you choose to complain about the noise. Got it. Lol. If you don't like the train horns you can always move!!!
2:11 Hey, here’s a solution: don’t buy a house there. It’s that simple. You don’t want train horns waking you up at night, don’t buy a house right next to the train station. I mean, you just can’t reason with these people.
Why don't they petition for standardization of high and low pressure modes? High amplitude is necessary when there's a reason to alert other operators at distance.
Same here. They’re heck of a lot better than the horribly tuned K5CA-LS horns (mandated in Canadian railroads like VIA Rail and GO Transit for example).
Densely populated area, trains go 80MPH through town; which would obliterate anything in its path. Potential fatalities could be devestating, especially at night time. Just give them the quiet zone, we'll see what happens.
@@amtrakisveryepic There’s still significant portions in the city and countryside though that are stone dead silent besides the crossing bells though 😅
Then when more people die at the crossings, they'll complain about the train not alerting you of its presence. Also, "if you don't like train horns, don't move near the tracks."
Also, also, I live near the Norfolk Southern Cement Secondary. I can only hear the horn if the doors and windows of my house are open. Maybe try closing your windows?
The legend is here
i agree 100%
Exactly I live right next to a Northfolk southern line in Northern Indiana that I believe connects Chicago and New York and as you know if you keep your windows closed its fine. And even with them open over time you just get used to it. They chose their house knowing it was near tracks. This is on them
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Agreee!!
the horn is for people's safety - it's important.
Agree
Same.
Here's an idea: When we go one full year with out A SINGLE PERSON, COUNTRY WIDE, disregarding crossing signals, driving around gates, trespassing, or running in front of trains, then we can talk about quiet zones. Until then, the bad actors ruin it for everyone and the horns continue.
I don’t like when people complain about train horns
Yeah! Support the train horns and say no to them quiet zones!!! Learn to like the train horns and make the railroads blow freely zones again!
Bruh you chose to live next to an active railroad. Maybe look at the area you are planning to move into before making the final decision. I understand that I like trains and other vehicles however a quiet zone increases the danger with incidents occurring in Orange County nearly every week where the quiet zone is active.
@Mauricio Hernandez Absolutely!
people do the same with with airports, they move right next to them and then complain about the noise, stupidest thing ever
@@flightstatic4662 Indeed. Because of this I believe they will shut down Santa Barbara Airport for good in 2028. Honestly…
I mean Santa Monica Airport 😞
noooooooo
They should not have quiet zones.
You should know what you signed up for when you decided to buy a place next to a busy railroad.
Same goes for people complaining about planes flying over their house.
The tracks and the airport were there first.
Are people really that stupid?
These tracks were put down long before these homes were even built. Don't move next to railroad tracks if you don't want to hear train horns
The train horn is for people’s safety, why stop it if you don’t want to hear it? Makes it sound like you only care for yourselves and no other communities.
Dude, I live about a block away from the trolley tracks here in Barrio Logan. The trolley doesn't bother me, but the freight train at night does wake me up at times. But I don't complain. I find the noise therapeutic, lol. These people knew what they were signing up for when they possibly saw the tracks when purchasing their homes...
These people are just idiots! The railroad has been in San Diego since the late 1800's long before the road systems and homes were even a thought. The railroad is NOT a fault and is NOT obligated to have to stop running trains and sounding their horns through these communities. People chose to live right next to the railroad knowing very well that the railroad was there first. I guess when people start getting struck and killed by the trains will everyone in that community finally realize that forbidding the use of the train horns was a stupid and dangerous idea. I live near a railroad crossing that's known as a "quiet zone" meaning it's a railroad crossing where the trains are not allowed to sound their horns to warn people when they are approaching. That crossing has now seen four deaths since the "quiet zone" rule was first implemented and went into effect but that's somehow the railroad's fault though right? Yeah I don't think so. If you don't like the noise from the trains than why not just move and live somewhere else where you won't have this problem. Plus remember that today trains are alot more quieter and make much less noise and pollution than trains did 50 years ago and longer. The railroad is NOT to blame but people are.
TRAIN HORNS SAVE LIVES!
Damn, people complain about literally everything
Train horns is better than quiet zones
It's not like the railroad wasn't there first. These people want to make the crossings less safe to compensate for their own errors; horns are a vital railroad safety measure.
This truly is a bruh moment lmao, as soon as someone dies in that quiet zone they'll start complaining again
So y’all want to get hit now with your quiet zones
NOPE. Let the Train Horns Blow even Louder. That is WHAT WE NEED. We do Not need No Horn Crossings. ITS A DANG SAFETY ISSUE. Screw those People. Safety is More Important then the People complaining about Horn blowing.
The railroad was there first. Don't move in near the tracks if you don't like the noise
I agree, such BS
You chose to live near the tracks, don’t go about crying about some horn! Y’all won’t be crying once some guy ignores the signals and gets hit by an oncoming Amtrak
Let's see... you move next to an active railroad where you should expect to hear horns.. (because, well, you know... for safety).. then you choose to complain about the noise. Got it. Lol. If you don't like the train horns you can always move!!!
Whiny NIMBYs! Deal with it! You bought property near the tracks. Sheesh!
2:11 Hey, here’s a solution: don’t buy a house there. It’s that simple. You don’t want train horns waking you up at night, don’t buy a house right next to the train station. I mean, you just can’t reason with these people.
This is ridiculous trains sound there horns for a reason it's a train!!!!!!!😡😡😡😤😤
whether you like it or not train horns are important for the publics safety. Railroads been here before any of us. dont like it? LEAVE!!!
Who cares
The media. Probably.
What a tiny tiny inconvenience it is. The privilege to have such small problems. This video is more obnoxious than a train horn.
I would pay extra to live next to train horns lol
Why don't they petition for standardization of high and low pressure modes? High amplitude is necessary when there's a reason to alert other operators at distance.
The Canadian method. Low tone and emergency horn.
They move near train tracks then complain. Or move near airports and complain.
They shall sound them horns all day every day!
Why don't they put a bridge over or under the tracks and fence the tracks from Oceanside thru Del Mar ?
I love K5LA horns 😢
Same here. They’re heck of a lot better than the horribly tuned K5CA-LS horns (mandated in Canadian railroads like VIA Rail and GO Transit for example).
LMAO
Lmfao I live a half a mile from one of the most active NS Freight lines in the USA you hear these all night eventually you just get used to them.
FRA, not cities regulate quiet zones.
Densely populated area, trains go 80MPH through town; which would obliterate anything in its path. Potential fatalities could be devestating, especially at night time. Just give them the quiet zone, we'll see what happens.
Nope. Not until they can go 365 days without someone getting hit in their town that ignored the warnings.
Especially the quiet zone freaks. They will be smeared all over the tracks since they want to band horns.
@@Ryan-jc7qh You can’t be that daft.
Short blast instead of long continuous one ?
I saw the railroad crossing failing a lot your going have a lot of funerals
OBNOXIOUS
Honestly if the Japanese can get away without blowing their horns at crossings all the time so can we.
Most of their train/subway lines are on bridges, of course they don't need to blow the horn lol
@@amtrakisveryepic There’s still significant portions in the city and countryside though that are stone dead silent besides the crossing bells though 😅
Expect the number of people killed by trains increases when the train doesn't blow its horn
Use European train horns
Hi
Hahaha