Discussion related to railroads/trains that show up in TV shows, commercials, movies, literature (books, poems and more), songs, the Internet, and more... Also includes discussion of well-known figures in the railroad industry or the rail enthusiast hobby.
Discussion related to railroads/trains that show up in TV shows, commercials, movies, literature (books, poems and more), songs, the Internet, and more... Also includes discussion of well-known figures in the railroad industry or the rail enthusiast hobby.
What ever happened to railroad disasters? It used to be on A&E every once in a while. Is it ever on anymore? Its not the most positive perspective of trains, but theres really not a whole lot more out there.
Moderator: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Brightline Trains Avatar:3679A (since wrecked)/3623B (now in service as 3636B).
I think the series has been rebranded on The History Channel under other titles using parts of interviews from the show. The most recent incarnation I think is related to that was part of "Wild West Tech" which featured railroad disasters of the 19th and early 20th century. It's worth a look if you get the chance.
thinking about that wreck was that the fly ash train that lost its brakes and went off the curve and into a local nabor hood?? followed by a high presher gas explostion weeks after the mess was cleaned up??