Radar Used On Freight Trains! Cool RR Bridge Almost Hit By Semi Trucks! 83MPH?! No Way Lolz

Hahaa, could raise that rail bridge with a couple boxes of Legos...LOL Beautiful scene of curved Bridge, JT! Thanks, wondered about center rails, no one ever mentions them that I've seen.

Whoever came up with the idea for "heritage" units deserves a big chocolate cake and a pat on the back. They are sooooo cool.

That cat loves her dad. Rescues have a different bond than a purchased or gifted pet...oh and trains!

Hey Jaw Tooth, Thanks for the videos. I'm an old conductor from the C&O. I used to run from Newport News to Gladstone, VA on the Peninsula and James River Sub-Divisions. I also worked ACCA Yard on the RF&P, the Rock Trains, going up the Piedmont Sub. I know you like to get approach shots, and the engines going by, however, I want to alert you, that when you are in close quarters like you were in this video with the first train, it is very dangerous for you to turn your back on the train. Quite often load restraints, or loads break free and are dragged or stick out from the train. If your back is turned to the direction of the train is traveling, you place yourself in great danger. Always face the direction the train is coming from. Also, make sure in those tight quarters that you always have a way to escape should a derailment at speed happens. You always want an out. Never assume nothing is going to happen. Be safe out there and thank you for your time, efforts, and videos. ....But wait there's more!!!!

Truck driver:I can fit Bridge:barely

Thanks for pointing out the “guardrail “ on that bridge Jawtooth. That’s something I’ve been wondering about for a long time now I know, pretty clever. Those semi trucks are flirting with disaster going under that same bridge . Awesome actually JT. Thanks 🚂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thank ypu for ‘waiting’ for railroad activities. . . Your patience rewards all of us rail fans.

Twenty years ago a semi and 3 cars ahead of me all ran a red light. Which led to an underpass. The semi was in front, it hit the low railroad bridge and stopped right now. The trailing cars slammed into the truck and each other. I stopped at the light and got a ringside seat view. Luckily no one was hurt. I really like the heritage engines I only have the Savanah & Atlanta, thanks, 😊 👍!

The standard height for a semi tractor trailer rig is usually about 13' 6". The height sign on that trestle is 13' 10" in height, giving the rig only 4" of clearance.

By straight on ,I think they mean turn and directly face the train straight on to get the speed,no angle shots. First train gave you a nice horn salute, PRR Heritage Unit on the lead for the second train

Whoa! Tight squeeze for those semi trucks going under the bridge!

EVERY DAY I FIND SOMETHING NEW IN THESE VIDEOS... THIS WAS VERY INTERESTING !!

What a GREAT catch: NS Loco #8102 in Pennsylvania maroon 5-stripe Keystone heritage livery, on the point! Absolutely CLASSIC! And a nice close-up of the bridge details -- very classic civil engineering stuff, including the "pin-ended" bridge footings.

Oh Yea! Jawtooh Getting Another Horn Toot! 🤩🤩🤩

I saw Norfolk Southern locomotive on another train video channel. (yes, I've been seeing other train channels. ) It was between a couple BNSF locomotives in Hisperia, CA. A long way from home. Thanks for the explanation of those strange rail things on bridges. And thank you for all the waiting you do to get these videos.

It's always nice to see a live train I can't believe I look at trains differently than I did 4 years ago

Awww! I just love your pets. Especially the kitty. ❤️😻

Trainspotting wish list, it would be nice if one had: 1. A radio scanner on railroad frequencies. 2. Radar or laser speed measuring gun 3. Automatic device to count number of cars that make up the train 4. A drone and FCC operators license

Great video JT of the NS trains going over that bridge. Man you lucked out getting to see the PRR HERITAGE UNIT again! Most people can't get lucky enough to see any HERITAGE UNIT once lol! The last NS train was pulling 132 cars! That bridge is very unique to be built w a curve. Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your time and effort!

Great job jaw, love the up close top and bottom bridge shots !