Road Rage Caused By Long Train As Car Honks At Long Train! Kansas City Southern & Heritage Units!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2023
- CSX Train Gets Man Upset & He Honks The Horn At A Railroad Crossing In Cincinnati. Norfolk Southern Heritage Unit & Kansas City Southern Locomotives On Long Train With Canadian Pacific & CSX Locomotives. Trains crossing the bridge over Mill Creek and passing Baltimore & Ohio Railroad signals.
The first train is a CSX manifest at the Vine Street railroad crossing in Cincinnati, Ohio. This is Norfolk Southern track. The driver gets upset after waiting a few minutes for the train and starts beeping just before the end of the train came. I waved to him but he gave the thumbs down sign. Lol. After the end of the train came he beeped again, I think as a greeting for me. See, he wasn't so bad.
Then I went to Canal Ridge just a couple miles to the south to make sure I could get some trains. I got a nice mixed freight that was led by a Norfolk Southern Heritage Unit. It was the Lehigh Valley unit.
The next train is a long one led by a CSX locomotive and followed by CPKC locomotives. It has a couple of them in Kansas City Southern paint and one in Canadian Pacific paint. This is a northbound ethanol train that we see go over the Mill Creek bridge.
Then a double stack intermodal train passes. It is led by a rebuilt NS locomotive. The train diverts off onto the Toledo Sub that goes through Glendale and into Hamilton.
The last train is a CSX manifest with all kinds of freight cars including a nice assortment of boxcars. Listen to the two locomotives working hard and shaking the ground under me. I could feel the power. Then we see the Live Action pets and the slide show that comes out of the video.
Filmed Wednesday, December 6, 2023 in 1080p with 60fps. Thanks for watching!
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Miss yah, brotherman
We need to get together and film some trains again soon. I got sick but I think I'm getting over it. I'll head down that way and we can film some trains
@@JawTooth @TheHoboShoestring Oh yes, please. I would love to see you two together again 💗🚞🛤️
You know the guy who honks his horn at a train is the same guy that keeps hitting the lit elevator button thinking the elevator will come faster.
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Years, and I mean many, many years ago I was sitting at a multi-track crossing (SAL/SCL era) in my car.
They were doing switching moves, every time they cleared the crossing the moronic woman behind me would lay on the horn, not a beep-beep, but a very long beeeeeeeeeep, and when I refused to move (crossing still active and gates down), this dimwitted bimbo gets out of her car and tells me to drive around the gates.
She's in such a hurry, and I need to get the f*** out of her way!
I tried to explain to her what was going on, and if you drive around the gates with a train actively switching....(I get cut short): and she screams at me "DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT, GET OUTTA MY GD WAY A**HOLE!"
No, I didn't move, now the crossing gates were starting to move up, she, in her infinite wisdom opted to drive under the crossing gate(the gate at the time was a very heavy wooden gate, not the flimsy break-away type in use today).
So just as she gets her windshield under the gate, it starts back down due to a fast moving freight coming from the opposite direction, and hidden by the stopped train switching, the gate crashes into her windshield, breaking it, and also puts a nice huge, long dent in her hood as she tried to back up.
Fortunately the freight was on a track far enough away she didn't get hit, but I'll bet she now had a full load in her bunched up panties.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I knew it was coming, but she, like so many impatient fools at railroad crossings just don't want to listen.
She was darn lucky she didn't earn herself a Darwin Award. And I'll bet that experience still didn't teach her a lesson.😔
Can't figure how they have over a hundred cars and NOBODY AT THE END OF TRAIN , my HO RRstill runs Caboose's , LOL !
Taught that train a lesson. Did you see how fast that train moved after getting honked at?
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That low-pitched hum from the NS train at 7:20 indicates to me that it was traveling over recently ground rails.
I'd bet NS is spending a ton on rail maintenance in Ohio after E. Palestine. As for the crazy guy honking at the train, better to slowly move away and avoid eye contact. A railfan was shot in Memphis on Nov 28th while photographing trains. Pick relatively safe spots or go with a buddy or three if railfanning sketchy areas. Wasn't always that way. I remember trudging around Cedar Hill yard (New Haven) solo, camera in hand, in my youth. Wouldn't do that now
Keep the vids coming JT, you're the hardest workin man on TH-cam!
@@craigmiller332Why would someone want to shoot a railfan? I come from a railfan family, that is so disturbing 😮
Some people's kids you cant take anywhere!
I know, right
That KCS color scheme is one of the great classics.
The place is called Front Street Station and is located on Front Street in Northumberland, PA. While there, I saw three trains pass through. Must be a rail yard right there near the old station.
Mr happy honker must be fun at parties. I mean, what did he expect to happen?
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Some of the box cars and steel scrap cars remind me of old warroirs with all the rust, faded paint, buldging and dings. Each has its own story.
I'm surprised the guy didn't go around the gate after the last car had past before the gates went up.
Remember reading about an in (Illinois) where a driver decided to drive around the gate just as the last car or the train passed only to be hit by a train on the other track. Look both ways even after a train passes.
He probably had to wee wee.
@Bebtelovimabthere is no logical or reasonable way that would ever work. And it would cause even more deaths and train derailments. This IS NOT a good idea, and one that I can guarantee would never be implemented. Just too dangerous.
Plenty of action in Cincinnati grumpy driver some great catches great video thanks Brian
Btw, I found a railfanning hotspot yesterday (December 13, 2023). It’s an old passenger railroad station serving new customers in a new era as a restaurant. The platform was enclosed, but it’s the dining room. The dining room extends into the main ticket hall and an old passenger car serves as the banquet room.
Cool, where is that at? I always like looking at Google Maps and planning trips
Yes, please, where is it? I am sure I will never get there, but it is fun to know the location.
That NOKL gon at 4:03 belongs to the Northwestern Oklahoma RR. They have 4.8 miles of active track in Woodward, OK and switch to BNSF for a few businesses. I have seen their lease cars in videos from Mexico to New York. If all their cars were called in, they would have to lease track from someone else to store them.
I thanks for the interesting info. I am always amazed at the info people can share!
TRAIN: OMG someone is honking their horn! Whatever shall I do!
It's awesome how you tell us about the location as well in where your filming from, thank you. I sometimes look it up on Google maps. I even look up old railroad train routes that once had train tracks on or even abandoned railroad line. Thank you for all you do.
Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching!
Love those B&O color position light signals! I live in Illinois near the old Alton Route which was controlled by the B&O before the GM&O merger. Union Pacific owns it now and it’s part of the Midwest high speed rail project. During the upgrades the old B&O signals were all replaced by U.P. style signals. 😢 Nice to see some of these still in use! Another great video!
Geesh...what is honking going to do man??!! C'mon now. Dude, great catch on that lash-up!! AWESOME!
Awesome freight on this long train. Making my day. 😊love those double deck trailer cars. Loved and enjoy these trains Mr JT.❤😊love your fur babies, sweet. Thanks so much!😊
I think the horn honking and the👎🏻 told me all I needed to know he wasn’t a railfan, people are in such a hurry these days. And seeing that CPKC power in the one NS train sure brightens up my day, pretty epic. Great job JT.
I agree, people are in way too big of a hurry these days.
The 👎is better than the one finger salute though. Gotta think positive. 😊
The steel coils can be 50,000 pounds each and is a hint as to how much these trains can weigh.
I saw the guy raise his hand to you... lol good catch... us JT fans get a kick out of things like this, lol
That NS 4755 engine was incredibly clean.
_"Hope his day gets better"_ !!! You day got better, JT... all those long trains!!! I love that second spot you filmed from, one of my favourites.
Nice to see the heritage unit. And the second train the last three boxcars one was an Illinois Central boxcar.
Nice trains JT. Variety too. Love the pups. ❤
Thanks 👍
What a cool video! Loved that pretty color in that heritage engine group. That poor guy honking his horn. He needs to learn how to chill out before he has a coronary in his car and the have to haul his remains away.bso much more important in this world than a long train. I have to agree - watch how far the train jumped up and ran. Like my wife always says when we're held up at a signal, we'll, you should have left a little earlier. Then you be in front of us. Anyway, another great video. JT. Love it. Glenn K.
And your wife is right!
What do you want, morons will be idiots. Maybe he was honking at the barking seals at the crossing. You caught some merger power with the CP/KCS units. Excellent video, enjoyed it much. Thanks JT!
Awesome trains and a little humor thrown in. Thanks, JT.
Today's generation of kids have made the can spray paint industry rich!
Great train catches all the way round JT!!! Always humorous to see folks get impatient with a train they can do nothing about, but wait. Great sounding locomotives! Thanks for bringing the rails to us this morning! Until next time!!
You may be the "steel coils king", but for sure you are a gondola magnet. I didn't know the gondola was such a common freight car until I started watching your videos. You have a virtual monopoly on them in your trains.
Interesting! I see them so much that I thought they were everywhere. Thanks for watching!
When the LeHigh Valley Heritage unit went across ,the very first 2 cars were auto- racks and one was spray painted in green spelling out CANNAS. I thought it was funny because I've seen that car in a few of your videos! thanks for everything you do, Brian.
Interesting! There are several of the CANNAS cars. I see them now and then. I think it means White Hair. I have no idea why they paint that on railcars lol
@@JawToothnope, this is what Cannas is:
plural noun: cannas
a tropical American plant with bright flowers and ornamental broad, flat leaves.
A photo of the plant shows it being bright red, so kind of funny they paint it in "green".
And canna can also mean cane or reed like.
And just some additional info:
Cannas flowers have various symbolic meanings including beauty, protection, glory, power, hope and confidence. Some consider them flowers of purification.
So, take your pick what it might mean on a specific style railcar.
At least this is what I found using Google to get info on the word and its meaning.
Oops, forgot to mention, I have 2 of these plants in my flower bed too.
@@HolidayDecorator Interesting. Lol. Thanks for the information. I wonder when I will see one again
@@JawTooth Maybe they're trying to purify those new cars in those autoracks? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kansas City Southern and Canadian Pacific are no longer separate railroads. They merged and created Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC). I haven’t seen any CPKC liveries as of yet.
I haven't got any of them yet either. I have been looking
Wonder what colors they will choose?
I wonder if the guy thought he could make the train speed up by honking his horn? That was an excellent long train with the awesome blue gondola and the coils! 😊😊😊
What. Was that guy thinking blowing his horn wow how crazy, great videos again and keep them coming enjoy them all
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Fantastic! New CPKC ET44ACs should be showing up by the 1st quarter of 2024. Can’t wait to see them on your videos!
Non-stop trains awesome job JT👍👍
Always enjoy Foreign Power and Heritage Units. Great stuff Brian.
Thanks again!
Steel coil King? Wait till Nucor gets their new plant built in Apple Grove, WV. A lot of it should be shipping through Kenova.
BTW, your new spot today is great. All kinds of live action!
My understanding is Nucor will have a fabrication plant for the Apple Grove produced steel somewhere in northern WV. Have to read past articles to confirm this.
@@verneord Ok, so you think it'll be shipping up to Parkersburg and across the state or down to Huntington and up toward Charleston?
I know they've been throwing a BUNCH of money at the whole CSX Ohio River Sub.
I always like grocery shopping, shopping and malls and I always like trains 🚂 and California.
Hey JT, how about moving over a bit so the crossing signal doesn't obstruct your POV of the trains. You do GREAT work for those of us who can't be there!!
BTW, especially liked your LaGrange Christmas Parade street-running train vids and the time you met up w Hobo Shoestring. Check w a Patent Atty, but since your vids are NEWS GATHERING, believe that's an exception to Copyright laws; the music is NOT in a specified "concert" setting, it's being played in the OPEN AIR w NO expectation of privacy. Merry Xmas, brother!
Monster train yessssiirr 🔝
Great video, thanks for sharing Mr. JT
Thanks for watching!
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! 🖐🖐👍
Il fait toujours de très bonnes vidéos
@@nimblehealer199 Oui, toujours !
It was a good video! Love those long trains with lots of engines.
@@gheffz 👍 Have a great day! 🖐🖐
I love the 3 unit car at 17:40! Not a speck of graffiti on it!
Your new dog sure loves to play with the dog toys you have for them.
Wow! Great catching all the trains, especially the Heritage Units, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
All the different locomotives look like Super Models prancing along the walkway! Great catches JT ^_^
Thank you very much!
I got lucky with all the different locomotives that day
Jam packed full of trains today!
It's funny how people think that honking at a train will like make it go faster! I had something similar happen a month ago at a crossing in Denver where a loaded coal took 7.5 min to pass due to its approach signal 1/4 mi before the crossing. This lady started honking at it like 1 min before it cleared!
Great locations and catches Jawtooth! Thanks for enduring the cold to share them with us!👍
Good Morning Everyone.. Have a great day!
To you as well!
Good Morning
Yea JT, i love to be near those big diesel engines and feel the power pulses and the air induction pulse also,just awesome.
Oh my God, Jawtooth! That first train had some amazing artwork on it.....but you're standing behind the cross guard...ARRRRG!!!!
Keep up the fine work JT.
im guessing those intermodal cars with the 2 braces on them are for the trash containers. cpkc and heritage units = a W railfan day
Not even close. Those are the racks for hauling container chassis.
Another great video JT, stay warm and safe out there brother.
Your line, "man beeps at long train" reminds me of The Simpsons news article, which showed grandpa Simpson shaking his fist at the cloud and the caption read, "old man yells at cloud."
I remember when RailBox cars were brand new , there were thousands of them scattered everywhere . Saw a bunch destroyed in derailments also right after they were put in service . Great video .
I love seeing the different locomotives.Here in East Tennessee i don’t see many log haulers on rail now so that was kinda rare seeing the logs. I really hate seeing all of the vandalism on the rail cars now . When I was growing up you didn’t see that and now a lot of people don’t have no respect for other people’s property and it’s sad. That goes to show you how parents don’t raise their kids anymore and bust their butt when they do something wrong. Great videos J.T. I enjoy watching keep them coming.
Thanks for the train knocking down the signal bottom right 🚥@ "23:22" .
Hadn't heard from Bill Morris 🤔 for ages, trust he is well.
Keep us posted 📫 😉 🙏
Merry Christmas Bill, trust you and your family are well this festive season ❤
I really enjoyed the trains here today in Cincinnati on the Norfolk Southern tracks while it was a very long train like most are i still enjoy watching
them and i know that the guy was in a hurry but what can you do;
As always i enjoyed watching Chessie and Loki playing which is always
uplifting and watching dogs, cats and trains are really awesome to watch
Thanks again Jaw Tooth and Merry Christmas.🇺🇸🤠🐕🐕🐈⬛🇺🇸
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The impatient gave you a "thumb down" but at least he didn't give you a 'finger up" ! ! !
Yes, that was very fortunate lol
Some pretty cool lash ups there, Jawtooth and some lengthy trains outta Cincinnati! Haven't left a comment for awhile although I've been watching course I always am! Have a great Christmas all of the Jawtooth family! 🚂🇦🇺🇺🇸👍🧑🎄
Welcome back! Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!
Such power behind all that metal. Wow! How cool! Love that you let us know where it is you are filming. Stay safe and Stay warm out there.
Boy that train sure got out of his way when he blew the horn
One of the biggest complaints I hear about on the news is concerning the ever increasing lengths of trains. Go back 60 to 100 years ago, trains were relatively short. A 100 car train of 40-foot cars wasn’t that long. A 200-car train of 70 to 80-foot cars is much longer! They can block more crossings for a longer period of time.
Hey JawTooth and Mrs JawTooth
Merry early Christmas ⛄ 🎄
Great job Sir
I know its been a few days since I have been on watching the trains, but hope you all out there in R. R. Land have a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! Please be safe!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
It's good to see the old signals still operating. Thanks for including the detail. I used to install the signals and switches when I worked on the railway in the uk so I have an interest in all your old stuff over there. Best wishes for the Christmas and New year.
Thanks for watching!
The Vine Street crossing appears to be rather odd. Not only is there a fire hydrant near the tracks (between the track and the gate) but the gate unit itself is smack in the middle of the sidewalk. Both of those things really surprised me to see.
That four unit lash-up was really sweet!! You hit the jackpot for making this video!
Always an enjoyable, relaxing, and often educational section of my day when watching your videos.
Thank you for all the hours you put in making them.
God has blessed us with your presence on Earth. You're a good man, JT
Fantastic vid JT! Loved the Spring Grove Rd. train! Second one with the Virginian Heritage and the log car! I'd love to see more heritage freight cars!🤩
I’m always amazed by your camera work. It seems that you’re photographing the trains and then you don’t even turn your camera around and it’s facing you.
Fabulous video JT! Lots of long trains, heritage units, and I like the green box cars. Those 30000 gallon tanks are just massive! It's a good thing the guy in the van didn't have to wait on the slow CSX mixed freight at the end of of the video. Imagine how mad he would have been at that one! Thanks for sharing JT, and as always, love seeing your pets. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome trains! A monster lashup, a couple of tankers, an intermodel, and a guy with a corn cob in his panties😂. Good work. Thanks for the video, Brian. Stay well roll on
Those logs are power pole heading to be soaked and then used. They were very long. Mills take 17' or thereabouts depending on what they make. Hard and soft are different due to mill types.
He blew his mind out in his car, he didn’t notice that the light had changed
NS 4755 with fresh paint. A lot of tanker cars, I like matted black rather than shiny ones. What an impatient driver! Damn
Some long ones today, and no DPUs. We had a 3-156, 3-148, 4-100, 3-89, and the last one was 2-131. Should have had more power on that last one. Ever notice how NS tends to commonly have 3 unit lashups?
Good stuff as usual Jawtooth! Thank you!
My pleasure!
Excellent video JT. Merry Christmas to you and yours! There always seems to be that one guy. He thinks the world revolves around him!
He is absolutely wrong! It revolves around me! (In my dreams.)
Great train day. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Good morning Mr.Jaw Tooth from Morrow, Ga.! I have always loved to watch trains. There is something compelling about those huge locomotives moving all that really heavy equipment! Enjoy all your videos!
Well said! I love trains also. Thanks for watching my video!
Those dogs are living their best life on your farm. Always a thumbs up 👍 on all your videos. Love the long trains and a great videoographer to narrate when it's needed. Merry Christmas and happy new year!
Thank you very much! Happy holidays!
hello jaw it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks jaw friends randy
Thanks Randy!
Well JT you catch big ones Thanks
I got to see the Lehigh Valley heritage unit (NS 8104) at Horseshoe Curve last month. It’s probably my second favorite heritage unit. Second to the Virginian (NS 1069)
Awesome!
Was surprised that the first train didn't have a DPU somewhere in it.
I was , too, but it did have the three locos.
Tons of trains - Great vid!
Awesome Thank you so much Happy days
Thank you too
Busy on those mains, CSX motors sounded good starting up train!🛤🚂
You're lucky that guy didn't extend a middle finger instead of a thumb. You should go set up a fund for all the orphaned steel coil cars, LOL.
Beautiful, all Cylinders, gorgeous, more, more dear Jaw. 😊
Many thanks!
As a kid, I counted the train cars and tried to see if someone was in open box cars-now......snack time. thank you.😳🤗👍👍
You’re welcome 😊 I try to film my videos so that people can count the cars. A lot of ppl do count them.
imagine if the last train was at the crossing where the guy honked he would be livid
All those long trains in today's video, plenty of head-end power, and no DPUs - interesting!
Great heritage catches and nice video
Wow! Awesome catches Brian! Thanks so much for sharing!
thanks for watchibg!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!
These things are awesome with headphones. It's like being there.
Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there.
Thanks, will do!
Great videos and commentary as always. Lokie (sp) is really growing. I have 2 Australian Shepherds, they are great clowns but extremely loyal.
Thanks for doing these videos.
That is awesome!
Awesome, video jaw tooth keep up the great work