...Track speed through here is 79 mph. If you're actually doing the math, the trains are all doing ~65 mph and still accelerating, much higher than your "40-50 mph" number.
Actually these are ex-Metrolink coaches. They used to be owned by Metrolink in Southern California and since Metrolink had rotem Cars they sold some of their bombardier cars to Caltrain here in the San Francisco Bay Area to be used on Caltrain commuter trains between San Francisco and San Jose.
I miss riding on Caltrain, BART, AC transit and VTA when I used to visit the Bay Area. I hope I get the chance to visit soon.
@ 7:15 120 sounds like mbta cabcar 1634. The engineer performed a perfect 19B as well :3
7:11 my favorite cabcar!
Same here ngl
The train is
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Yo what you talking bout
Thanks for sharing!
wow the caltrain is more efficient and cheaper the mta nyc subway and long island railroad. I want to be a conductor over there
It is one line, the only significant interactions are around San Jose/Santa Clara area.
I recorded Caltrain in this place during summer of 2023.
Nice
This station reminds me of Pump it Up!!!!
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What type of Caltrain service stop at Belmont station
local trains
Local and limited
Rip operation lifesaver 6:55
Ikr, those were the much better days
Why does the camera shake the slightest bit.
why is there people at the stations but the train just dont stop!
not all trains stop at this station.
Caltrain operates local stop, limited stop and Baby Bullet express trains.
These trains are not at 79mph. They're like at 40-50mph. Especially at the Belmont station.
...Track speed through here is 79 mph. If you're actually doing the math, the trains are all doing ~65 mph and still accelerating, much higher than your "40-50 mph" number.
Yes thats true, but there are a lot of parts of the Peninsula Corridor where they have to decrease speed down like 50-60 mph.
I am aware of that. I have the employee timetable.
wow nice
@@ayliafino2302 there is only 50 at Lawrence and 40 right before 22nd street, san jose
2:41 ?????!!!!!! What’s a Metrolink car doing here!?
mercedes8192 probably not enough Bi-level cal-train cars.
Actually these are ex-Metrolink coaches. They used to be owned by Metrolink in Southern California and since Metrolink had rotem Cars they sold some of their bombardier cars to Caltrain here in the San Francisco Bay Area to be used on Caltrain commuter trains between San Francisco and San Jose.
oh ok thanks because there up waiting and the trains don't care but ok😉
What????