First time I have ever heard of a Office car on a train so if you dont mind me asking, which of the cars on this train are called the office cars, and why do they call them that>????
Office cars are railroad-owned passenger cars that are used for railroad business. Originally they were rolling offices for railroad management, with dining and sleeping facilities for long trips. They usually had an open platform for inspection of the right-of-way. Today, office cars are often used to entertain valued customers or reward employees.
The panning and zooming is ANNOYING trying to see the business cars that are on the train. By the time the sea-sick camera work stops the train is too far out to see anything.....would have been a lot better to let the train pass, THEN follow it
Y'all are so lucky to have a park to sit and watch the trains and nature and enjoy family and friends.
Modern technology inside a classic diesel body design. That's the best of both worlds.
They were killing it going up the hill.
Terrific catch!
Who else wants one too? What a way to travel!
If i was ever the CEO of a railroad i wouldn't take anything but a train anywhere i went
Very cool video from Horseshoe curve, I just uploaded a video from here of Amtrak in 1999
Always love this view and the sound is great.
Looks like some of the F7s presently owned by the Reading & Northern.
Awesome catch
I've gotten up close in personal with some of them at the reading and northern rail yard
Very cool
Great looing consist, An A-B-B-A setup leading a mix of older cars!!
It was an awesome sighting
The amazing pan allowed for epic screenshots
Bravo ! 👏
Nice, tks for the Movie.
Super nice
On its way to Rossville, TN
12 cars.
Listen to those 567s sing!
Im currently waitting for it to come through cincinnati. someone reported it coming. Its currently 3 am est while typing this
Nice
Cool
First. Love the ns cars
Is this in PA? That seemed like a very quiet train.
I still can't believe the dingbat CEO of NS sold those beautiful F Units! 🙄
Dang it I missed it
... and they always pull the blinds down like they carry a national secret.
First time I have ever heard of a Office car on a train so if you dont mind me asking, which of the cars on this train are called the office cars, and why do they call them that>????
Andrew Silva pretty much all of the cars are office cars, and the train is used to show off the railroad to potential customers
Office cars are railroad-owned passenger cars that are used for railroad business. Originally they were rolling offices for railroad management, with dining and sleeping facilities for long trips. They usually had an open platform for inspection of the right-of-way. Today, office cars are often used to entertain valued customers or reward employees.
Have to entertain the big wigs and keep them happy. When I worked at BNSF they would bring out an old steam engine and old cars🙄
:D
The panning and zooming is ANNOYING trying to see the business cars that are on the train. By the time the sea-sick camera work stops the train is too far out to see anything.....would have been a lot better to let the train pass, THEN follow it