CSX Street Running! Trains Running Down The Middle Of The Street! Live Action!
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- Trains in the street, Trams in the street are always fun to watch. This CSX streetrunner video was made in LaGrange Kentucky on the Louisville And Nashville Railway L&N LCL sub. Filmed Tuesday, January 17, 2017. I was there from 11:30am to 6pm and saw 4 trains. The last train with the Spirit of Maryland engine took the siding and was unable to load so the dispatcher took down the signal for them and called maintenance. This town is a no train horn town. Thanks for watching! Please comment, rate and SUBSCRIBE TO JAWTOOTH!!
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I can just imagine what it feels like to be relaxing in your home and a train comes by. I would love it. Excellent video Brian.
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iusetano - my mother's old apartment was like that. Right behind her garage was a track, although it didn't run down the middle of the street. Now we're in Florida. CSX main line barely half a mile away. Horns 24/7. I love hearing those horns!
i love it great video hope you could see spring city in Tennessee
I have lived next to railroad tracks in several different homes. I always enjoyed watching the trains go by and listening to them. One CSX line that I use to watch from my bedroom window in Morehead Ky in now gone. Thanks for watching!
Good morning my friend Brian
"NO BICYCLES OR SKATEBOARDS ON SIDEWALK"
But trains are ok.
I wonder how many skateboarders hold the back of the train.
I always think it's so neat to see street running! Baltimore city had tracks in the streets everywhere back in the day (before my time). Most have been taken up or paved over, but there's a few places where you can still see the tracks & cobblestone. Of course they're no longer used.
That is quite a sight to see; what looks like a tram rails is actually the real railway, just meters off the shops and windows. By the way, I wouldn't like to be in hurry in the morning and waiting for such a long train to pass, while being late for work in my parked car beside the tracks... awesome video though, cheers from Poland!
I worked for the RR for 32 yrs mostly as a track inspector, and never grew tired of the sound of trains. Great video, right down the center of town lol.
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I'll never get tired either. Well, I dislike the new electric commuters being put into service In Auckland. I miss the diesels...
LOL, I miss the steam, the chuffing, the whistles, the clickity-clack.
But most of all, I Miss the faraway sound of the lonely whistle of the distant night runners and always wondering what wonderful and strange places they were going. Those sounds will be with me forever. Always put me to sleep.
Oh, by the way, thanks.
The thunder of an oncoming locomotive always makes me smile. I don't know why but in every aspect I prefer a combustion engine to any other form of propulsion. I prefer props over jets, I prefer diesel over electric and steam, and I prefer conventional engines in cars.
Holy crap! This goes directly into my "What the hell were they thinking?" files. Could only be more surprised by a train running down the center aisle of a Wal-Mart.
I live in Bedford Indiana,we to have tracks down through the center of town. Rail service stopped running through here about 10 yrs. ago and all that is left are the tracks but I would sit and watch them roll by and love every moment. The L&N,Monon and Milwaukee RR were the dominate users of the rail back then. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! First time I'm seeing a train running through the center of a street..looks pretty close to the parked vehicles...thanks for sharing 😊
Wow this was so amazing to see Jaw Tooth! I love the view of it running down the middle of the street it's such a lovely scene!! Thanks for sharing Jaw Tooth! :) :)
Hey great videos 👍🏼 I got a bit of ASMR effect with the sound of the trains 🚂 very relaxing.
Thank you very much! Watching trains and listening to them has always helped to relax me. I might have been practicing ASMR for years without knowing it! Thank you for visiting my channel and I really appreciate your comments!
Jaw Tooth You're welcome! Yes! unintentional ASMR :)
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A very nicely-done video. One item of note is that trains, due to their massive size, appear to be traveling much slower than they actually are, which means a freight train that seems to be lumbering down the line may in fact be going 25-30 mph.
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Congratulations on the beautiful video that shows the perfect harmony between a railroad and a city.
Wonderful !
I'd just love that rumbling past with the ringing bell in the early hours of the morning .
OMG ! What a sight ! Trains on road !!! Great video !
Love this,was visiting Plant City Florida,when a train came down the center of town.It was so cool.no problems ,and the locals did not even,give it a thought.
Kinda Weird having freight trains run through towns and cities like that but must be fun for some people who likes to watch trains go by.
cool. this was on my Birthday. awesome video. sweet CSX & BNSF nice. awesome catches.
It's a beautiful thing....nice clean town too..thanks for sharing....
Frickin awesome! I could watch this all day lol
Interestingly, thank you for sharing your such a wonderful video!
Excellent video, enjoying this, thanks for the share, all the best, John
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I'm sure the tracks were there first, and it being Kentucky, this track was laid on the best grade they had through the mountains .
This remarkable video remains me of a town I used to live in Tennessee. Trains went through this town,but not right in the center part.
I can't think of anywhere I would rather live than a town with road trains like this.
This is incredibly relaxing. And we got a bonus train.
Cool video.I need to see that place.
If I remember correctly back when I was a kid the trains would run up the middle of a street in Newport Ky. after crossing the bridge over the Ohio river from Cincinnati.I believe that bridge is now nicknamed the purple people bridge.
Thanks for posting.
Fond memories of watching trains through the front window of Kaelin's Trackside Restaurant and snacking from the farmer's market on the courthouse lawn. a hotbed of auto rack traffic with big factories on each end of the line.
We have visited all the restaurants on the strip. One of my favorite ones closed last year though. The farmers market and the automobile displays are always a great way to spend the day. Great town for visitors and all the shops are run by very nice people. Thanks for watching!
Awesome video. There used to be street running trains in Wisconsin. I don't see them around anymore. They're awesome
Spirit of Cincinnati foreva! Thanks for the video, my man!
Thank you for watching!
loved this place first time I got to see streetrunning can't wait to go see it again
I remember back when I filmed the W. 19th Street trackage in Erie, PA, now gone. I went there with my 1978 Datsun B210. I also went as far west as Conneaut, OH.
That is amazing.
I thought we were going to see some sort of museum to museum single train movement...but this is a real train going right down the middle of a relatively crowded street.
I did not know such things happened still.
Nice. This line reminds me of the Weymouth tramway in Weymouth where trains used to run through the streets for about a mile. I think they used to use it for boat trains. The last train ran on it in 1999 and they closed it for safety reasons. There is a video on here on it. Great video and thanks for uploading!
Terrific video. Thank you for this.
The first train was carrying nothing but cars, and the second looked like minerals. That's a dangerous-ass road right there!
I have seen a few close calls where people will try to back out into the middle of the street when a train is coming. In one of my videos the train sounded the horn for a car that backed in front of them and scared the driver. I think the second train was carrying grain if I remember correctly. Thanks for watching!
Interesting insight, Jaw Tooth!
Jaw Tooth today's trains are relatively silent unless they're pouring on the power and cars are being insulated for sound dampening in the cabin. I think that it should be the law that a train has to have on its bell if it's street running.
This is dope lol! I love street running!
Great video!!!
10:31, sadly those old guys are gone now :(
Beautiful little town, AWESOME Trains!! Reminds me of Hudson NY...
That is pretty neat. I remember when the DT&I came down the center of Railroad street, I loved it. Seems they in creased the train speed once the locomotives come through town
Awesome video Brian, love street running videos! Great job as well.
- Balerio
Awesome video!! Love street running.
Kickass.
I really liked those metal etchings too.
Thanks for this look into train transport in Kentucky. God bless America.
Thank you for watching one of my videos! I really appreciate it!! God Bless America!!
Very nice video! This was really interesting to see. Makes me want to visit LaGrange! Thanks for making this.
We used to have street running on the Soo Line here in Oshkosh WI. CN bought the Soo and C&NW, moved traffic onto the C&NW trackage, and abandoned the old Soo street line about 1993.
Shelby NC had a version of this running through its Uptown. It's a now abandoned Norfolk Southern line that served the textile mills. It is in process of being turned into a rail trail as all the mills closed years ago. I recall occasional traffic up until 2012 to serve the concrete plant that still operates on the line.
I was surprised to see the number of freight cars that were NOT defaced by graffiti.
Reminds me of Dover New Jersey,only we had two tracks and trains were only one mile long.(1947).
I love street running trains ! great video!
Phenomenal video Jaw Tooth! That's an awesome location, definitely need to check it out one day.
Awesome video TY for sharing
It is great to still see the SD-40 GM's pulling the load, that is one of my favorite engines.
cool vedio in most towns when you cross the street you have look for cars and truicks but there you have to look for trains to lol
You have supportive fans,(including me) and it is awesome!
Thank you very much!
Many thanks for your videos, Brian. I surely enjoy watching...only thing I miss is the smells they produce in passing...LOL
Hello Jaw Tooth - from Michigan. 🚂 Cool main street action.
thanks my friend, i wish a good weekend
I'm from India and I really liked this video..It's nice to have a train deliver the goods upto the drop point rather than have the goods being delivered from some distant train yard..this seems to save time and be more economical!
India has quite a rail network as well. The trains are crammed with people. BTW, I like your Royal Enfield.
Looong train! Great video, thx!
That was one amazing video! I can't imagine what a pain in the neck it must be for the people who live in LaGrange, KY with the trains running right through the downtown area. But, I suppose they're used to it. Great place for railfans, though! Thanks for posting this. --Ron (near Chicago, IL)
I love LaGrange and its trains!
I've never seen a train track in the middle of the street... That's so cool but then it's amazing that nobody has gotten killed by these trains
Enjoyed the video. In our hometown in Ohio there is street running and just up the river is St Marys, WV which also has street running. Both are former B&O tracks and now CSXT.
Great shot - would love to visit someday, just get me a comfy chair, a beer, and I'm set !
Nice Brian! Thank you. Cheers, Dan
Thank you Dan!
I really enjoyed your video I wish you success my friend
Great video, it's hard to believe these tracks weren't rerouted at some point in time. This small town must have built up around the train tracks a century ago.
luv this video, la grange is a pretty little town!....i just wish we had more passenger trains in the united states-we used to, but don't anymore, you could take a train from florida to texas or california back in the day!!...ty for the video!
Very beautiful and good to see a beauty on the road...
LaGrange looks such a lovely place, America not caught up in some nightmare corporate concrete mall infested nightmare. Look at those lovely local shops. Imagine families in nice houses with a porch and rocking chairs, a '53 Chevy in the yard and mom's apple pie smelling wonderfully in the oven. Bet there's a Wallmart not too far away though. Promised myself a visit one day. Love to y'all.
Awesome video, Brian
Love these 'street running trains', I am surprised how fast go the tail ends of the trains through town
Great catches! Awesome shots and location too!
Love this video. Nice looking town too. It gives me ideas for my layout. Plus CSX and BNSF are two of my favorite road names.
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I love street running trains. Just so amazing a long freight train going along the street.
When I was a child and visited LaGrange in the 60s and 70s, trains entered town at 25-35 mph similar to the second train after it worked up to track speed. The L&N did not waste time. But in those days, LaGrange was an isolated small town, not a suburb like today.
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Wow, right in the middle of the town, crossing First street. I've never seen anything like that. It's cool and interesting to see it as a tourist or a photographer or videomaker, but living there must be a little dangerous...
Federico Borluzzi it is E Main St, La Grange, KY 40031
this is so freeking cool! I work on train maintenance in a yard here & this freaks me out! I can't believe this is still allowed to run down a main street, yea, we have trams but this is next level shit entirely! thanks for a mad vid!
Great video! Have a wonderful day!
Grew up in Crestwood!! Close to home. Great vid
Nice Video! Long trains, nice track.
Good video, Brian.. Still gotta get out there one of these days.
Its about an hour and a half south of Cincinnati. Thanks for watching!
Amazing footage Brian. It gave me some ideas for my layout. Thanks!
Thanks for watching George!
Unbelievable train running video!! +1
That was... remarkably quiet. Even when going across the crossings they didn't sound the horns, just that fairly subtle ding-ding-ding to give you a clue that several thousand tons of metal death might be bearing down on you at 10mph or so... The locos and all those wagons oiled on past in total stealth mode.
That certainly would be wonderful place to park in a chair with a cool drink and watch the trains pass on by. Looking on Google maps, there are some very well placed houses along that track either side of the street running bit that would certainly suit a train watcher.
That was wonderful!
Ahhh, no stoplights. Must be nice. This little town looks so inviting from here in the Santa Clara -sardine can- valley.
Amazing railway which is in the middle of the town, and incredible this is in one of the town America.
I bet the people there in that town hope the train doesn't derail when it comes through. Awesome video, thanks for sharing such an awesome way of railfanning
Thank you very much!
I've only seen street running in person once, and that was Tacoma Rail (now the line is operated by PSAP/O&BRR) in the middle of Olympia, Wa. the tracks there are still active, and I plan to go out and film it.
In Switzerland, it is actually very common to see trains running through the streets. Most of them are actually small narrow gauge trains going into the mountains, as in the narrow valleys, there is often no space for both a street and a railroad.
And in Zurich, there is still a normal gauge railroad delivering grain to the SwissMill multiple times a day, passing through some streets in the city!
I think the town is there because of the railroad. So it's the type of town that makes this so special.
thanks for sharing ;)
Without a doubt LaGrange was my favorite place I fanned in 2016. It sounds like the directional running is in full force now? Great video as usual, well done!
They still pass there on the passing track in LaGrange. Of the 4 trains that I saw, 3 were southbounds and 1 was a northbound. Thanks for watching!
What a beautiful town! I plan to visit there if I can.
It is a really awesome place to spend a day. I like your channel name. I have had chickens most of my life. I have a flock right now that free ranges on my farm.
I wouldn't mind having an apartment on that street. I'd sleep like a baby. The sound of the train would help my mind unwind.
This is great.
I can only think of one nearby city that has a street runner like this, but it's only a once a week operation. I've never seen it in realtime
Very Nice!!
I know where there are a bunch of street runners but most of them are not very busy like the one you are talking about. Theres a streetrunner in Franklin Ohio and one in St Mary West Virginia that I plan on getting this summer. When I go to Florida next week I want to try to catch the Tampa streetrunner again but it is down to only a few trips a week. Thanks for watching!
Cool. Also congrats on this video hiting a 100k+ views in a week and 1045 like!! :)
TRAINS_4_FUN I can't believe how many views it's getting. That's awesome! Yesterday I got 135 new subscribers! My channel goes up and down. Millenniumforce and I made a hilarious video yesterday that he will post in a couple weeks. It will show people what real foamers are like. Lol. I'm filming at Apolo Beach Florida right now
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Back when I used to live in Toronto, many tears ago, there were train tracks on First street, but they were off to the side, not in the center like this one. Vehicle traffic could still move when the train was rolling. But of course they could only go straight. So if they needed to cross the rails they would have to wait.
I want to move to that town!
Harold: NO you don't want to do that! It gets old after seeing it a few times. Trains thru the middle of town suck, believe me.
Harold Bullock Since you probably can't move there, you can visit any time, day or night. They have a live cam there on Main Street 24/7. And a chat room with really nice folk. Search La Grange, Kentucky Live Virtual Railfan.