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 NECR 608 at the Pleasant Street CrossingAdded: April 27, 2008 

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Locomotive Details Location/Date of Video
» New England Central (more..)
» EMD GP38 (more..)
» Pleasant Street Crossing (more..)
» Norwich, Connecticut, USA (more..)
» April 26, 2008
Locomotive No./Train ID Videographer
» NECR 3847 (more..)
» NECR 608 (more..)
» Jeff Mazurek (more..)
» Contact Jeff Mazurek
Remarks: The motorist certainly had plenty of time as 608 was running slower than pondwater but why not wait and watch it pass, I never get that.
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  User Comments on this Video (5)

Posted by FolkstonGuy on April 28, 2008

I know what you mean when you say why not wait. But then again, we are the ones recording the trains. :-)

Posted by Adam Christman (Penn Rail Videos) on April 28, 2008

Nice clip! Love ones with the crossing lights in them. Why was the train running slow? It seems like that track could handle 25-30MPH trains.

Posted by Idiots running the crossing on April 28, 2008

That pickup that ran the crossing should have gotten a ticket. When the lights are flashing, the road is closed, until the lights quit flashing, no matter if there is a train coming or not. That stuff makes me really mad. Nice video by the way ;)

Posted by cnmark on August 28, 2008

Actually, a railway crossing with lights and bells is equivalent to a stop sign when it's operating. You stop, and if there is time for you to safely pass you can go. It's only crossings with lights, bells, AND gates where you must stop and wait. They're equivalent to a red traffic light. Crossings with crossbucks only are equivalent to a yield sign, although it seems there are more and more that have stop signs below the crossbucks.

Posted by Fred M Pohl on September 24, 2009

This guy should have gotten a ticket unfortunately no local John Laws in the area

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