Great video! Most notable thing is how frequent Dandenong trains are, it feels like a train in the opposite direction crosses us every ten seconds heheheh Thanks again and I wish you a Merry Christmas, hope you enjoyed it!
Hi Luiz, my Melbourne train driver friend has given some information about the expected continued life of the Comeng trains. It’s a bit long, but if you would like to contact me by email, I can send it to you. tressteleg(at)icloud.com Use the usual symbol instead of (at)
I really should film trains one weekend at Carnegie, Murrumbeena, Hughesdale, Clayton and Noble Park and Springvale because I’ve been past those stations last month and they look nice! I’ll pick a day of the weekend where the weather is sunny so that I can get up early and go there. I live in Hurstbridge in the North-Eastern suburbs. 👍
Im wondering why, at the start at like 0:20 we can see a comeng passing to flinders most likely, and then at murrumbeena there is already another train towards flinders arriving there. So quickly. Also when was this filmed? Also, note the pedestrian making a run for it at 5:30. How dangerous!
The video is seen at six time is the normal speed, so with opposing trains if you multiply the space between those trains by 12, that would be roughly how far apart they are. Obviously this was recorded during a peak hour. Original video was published a few years ago.
And Merry Christmas to you! You will find all my SLR videos here. If I have missed some aspect, let me know. Sydney Newcastle ACT Trams th-cam.com/play/PLLtOIHp49XNDTtuzoqr_AzFOMRjdC4qNc.html
Double speed? Hah, great minds think alike. I couldn’t get over how many trains were heading in the opposite direction. My stars, it looked like one every six INCHES! These fast rides are hilarious… but I reckon the passengers would find the ride a bit uncomfortable at that speed! Another great video, Mr Tressteleg. Well done, thanks.
But the line will yet to be extended to East Pakenham and both the Cranbourne and East Pakenham Lines will run through the new metro tunnel by 2025 along with the Sunbury Line and Melbourne Airport Link.
Dandenong, probably of Aboriginal background. If you want to see a lot of British place names, do a google map search between Newcastle and Maitland NSW. Coal mining names have often been copied from Newcastle upon Tyne.
The Cranbourne and East Pakenham Lines will be completely level crossing-free by 2025. I think he should do Cranbourne to Flinders Street via City Loop and East Pakenham to Flinders Street via city loop when all the level crossings are removed by 2025.
@@tressteleg1 Holden i remenber the old commerical spot - We like football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars and at the end he says "make sense to me"😉
Yes, but a drop in the bucket compared with motor vehicles and the million or so which are imported complete every year, compared with a dozen or two trains per year.
😄 I have occasionally wondered just how good the track is on US freight lines. I expect that some go faster than 19, but I dare say your info is correct.
If that is the case, it is false economy because it would take more trains and crews to move the same amount of freight as each train would make less round trips in a day (or week). Up to about 40mph/60 km/h, wind resistance in not important, and that would be the main cause of speed loss.
Each year in November the month is renamed Movember by a group to foster awareness of men’s health issues including mental health and various cancers, thus the train was decorated.
Love the sped up format. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and thanks for all the great content in 22
Thanks. There will be more of these. Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy 2023.
Interesting ride at this speed!!
Thank you Tressteleg1. Merry Christmas.
All the best for the New Year🎄🎄🎁🎁😀
True. It might hold those with a short attention span! Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2023.
Great video! Most notable thing is how frequent Dandenong trains are, it feels like a train in the opposite direction crosses us every ten seconds heheheh Thanks again and I wish you a Merry Christmas, hope you enjoyed it!
Multiple the video time by 12 and that is how far apart the trains really were 😊
Christmas Day was pleasant for me. I trust your day was great too.
Hi Luiz, my Melbourne train driver friend has given some information about the expected continued life of the Comeng trains. It’s a bit long, but if you would like to contact me by email, I can send it to you.
tressteleg(at)icloud.com
Use the usual symbol instead of (at)
@@tressteleg1 Thank you much! Will be emailing you soon!
@@luizaugustoramos2520 👍
Absolutely fantastic, it's always interesting watching your 2* speed videos!
I really should film trains one weekend at Carnegie, Murrumbeena, Hughesdale, Clayton and Noble Park and Springvale because I’ve been past those stations last month and they look nice!
I’ll pick a day of the weekend where the weather is sunny so that I can get up early and go there.
I live in Hurstbridge in the North-Eastern suburbs. 👍
Merry Christmas and to your family🎄🎄🎅🎅 And my if only it was that quick😊
And a Merry Christmas to you and yours. It certainly would be nice if travel were that fast!
Love it Thank you . Another one to watch 3 or 4 times. Morning peak lot of trains going the other way.
Good! More views helps support 4 tram and train museums 😊
Im wondering why, at the start at like 0:20 we can see a comeng passing to flinders most likely, and then at murrumbeena there is already another train towards flinders arriving there. So quickly. Also when was this filmed? Also, note the pedestrian making a run for it at 5:30. How dangerous!
The video is seen at six time is the normal speed, so with opposing trains if you multiply the space between those trains by 12, that would be roughly how far apart they are. Obviously this was recorded during a peak hour. Original video was published a few years ago.
You should do the Sydney light rail again. Hear the scenery is different. Btw, merry Xmas
And Merry Christmas to you!
You will find all my SLR videos here. If I have missed some aspect, let me know.
Sydney Newcastle ACT Trams
th-cam.com/play/PLLtOIHp49XNDTtuzoqr_AzFOMRjdC4qNc.html
I love the fact that Hughesdale is shortened to HUG
Yeah, we could all do with a hug occasionally 🥰
Double speed? Hah, great minds think alike. I couldn’t get over how many trains were heading in the opposite direction. My stars, it looked like one every six INCHES! These fast rides are hilarious… but I reckon the passengers would find the ride a bit uncomfortable at that speed! Another great video, Mr Tressteleg. Well done, thanks.
Yes, the acceleration and braking would be a bit extreme!
But the line will yet to be extended to East Pakenham and both the Cranbourne and East Pakenham Lines will run through the new metro tunnel by 2025 along with the Sunbury Line and Melbourne Airport Link.
Yes, and a very long way to go all stations 😴
Good stuff. So many names seem to be echoes of British places. Dandenong? Not so much.
Dandenong, probably of Aboriginal background.
If you want to see a lot of British place names, do a google map search between Newcastle and Maitland NSW. Coal mining names have often been copied from Newcastle upon Tyne.
Its very funny to see this cabride in highspeed 👍🏻
😊👍
DO IT IN 2X SPEED SO STRANGE
The Cranbourne and East Pakenham Lines will be completely level crossing-free by 2025.
I think he should do Cranbourne to Flinders Street via City Loop and East Pakenham to Flinders Street via city loop when all the level crossings are removed by 2025.
@thelionking219 Well only a couple of roads have to be done. They don’t want automatic trains risking all at level crossings.
And some people say the trains in Melbourne run so slow😄 Merry Xmas
Not this one! Fröhe Weihnachten uns Alles Gute für 2023, Peter.
@@tressteleg1 👍
What is the name of the disused station at 5:12?
That would be General Motors where the Holden factory used to be.
@@tressteleg1 Holden i remenber the old commerical spot - We like football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars and at the end he says "make sense to me"😉
Yes, but unfortunately there are no car building factories at all in Australia any more. We hardly make anything.
@@tressteleg1 But we do have train-building factories!
Yes, but a drop in the bucket compared with motor vehicles and the million or so which are imported complete every year, compared with a dozen or two trains per year.
I wish the trains ran this fast in reality. Hell yeah.
DON’T WE ALL!
@@tressteleg1 makes you feel sad for US freight drivers at 19 miles an hour.
😄 I have occasionally wondered just how good the track is on US freight lines. I expect that some go faster than 19, but I dare say your info is correct.
@@tressteleg1 it's not about track quality. It's that it's more fuel economic to drive slow.
If that is the case, it is false economy because it would take more trains and crews to move the same amount of freight as each train would make less round trips in a day (or week). Up to about 40mph/60 km/h, wind resistance in not important, and that would be the main cause of speed loss.
Ok! for the future at that speed instead of Snail Rail - PTV
If only…
at 4:27 why is there a mustache on that comeng
Each year in November the month is renamed Movember by a group to foster awareness of men’s health issues including mental health and various cancers, thus the train was decorated.
@@tressteleg1 ok
people at hallam dicing with death
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