csx derailment being cleaned at csx greenwich yard (6/16/2022)

The derailment occurred at 8:30 this morning from a bad order switch the train was rolling over the switch then the switch unlocked and set the other way then this train halfway through started to go on another track and it pulled two cars off the tracks and pulled the rail out of the ground it set until 530 then crews were on scene and started doing work The last car was put on the track at 9:30 at night trains were delayed until overhanging wires could be fixed

[@DelcoImagery]

Awesome video documenting the derailment! This was quite a surprise for us. I’m sure by now most the trains are on the move.

[@RailFanRob]

Awesome footage man! Thanks for sharing it!

[@phillyrailfan7619]

thank you

[@codyhilton1750]

Excellent video.

[@PEJUANGIMPIAN9]

wow awesome view of rescuing the train, big like

[@trainsandboatschannel8777]

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I really like your video, the scene is very beautiful, everything is perfect, waiting for your new videos. Best regards from Vietnam

[@phillyrailfan7619]

thank you

[@Sven_Okas1967]

Ah, the classic, either the switch track one was defective or the switch track one was changed under the moving train. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven

[@phillyrailfan7619]

thank you

[@johnreynolds6499]

Switch alignment is bad news. Call a signal maintainer!

[@WarrenGarabrandt]

Multi-track drifting!

[@johnreynolds6499]

Wasn't the lead in, ATC into foggy bottom?

[@CoasterQ]

Looks like the switch got flipped positions in the middle of that last tank car.
Edit: Or was it the first tank car, depending on which direction the train was moving?

[@phillyrailfan7619]

it was the first tank after the boxcars

[@johnreynolds6499]

Here we go there we go. That used to be signaled. What happened?

[@jacobdubielak2699]

Where is the CSX railroad yard located I'm just asking

[@user-hl1bg7kv7q]

У нас бы за такой выезд на рельсы всех бы поувольняли

[@johnreynolds6499]

Problem with the LR circuit.

[@anthonysaggio5582]

Way back in the day how would they do this with all this heavy equipment

[@tomcander3669]

Are you asking how they did it without the sidebooms? Railroad cranes were used

[@johnreynolds6499]

Cut funding, cut safety. Plain to see.

[@Dadandlyette]

Conductor shoved through a switched

[@johnreynolds6499]

Nothing better than fog?

[@ersoylafci]

Dray

[@garylarson6386]

easy they are still upright

[@PacoOtis]

Now, let us imagine this with bombers overhead and it is snowing! WWII was like that!

[@tomcander3669]

Wth does that have to do with the derailment?

[@user-jg6ie6ri6z]

Это где