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P37007 at Holland Station

Added: August 09, 2008

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Locomotive Details	Location/Date of Video
» Amtrak (more..) » GE P42DC (more..)	» Padnos Transportation Center (more..) » Holland, Michigan, USA (more..) » August 08, 2008
Locomotive No./Train ID	Videographer
» AMTK 53 (more..) » P37007 (more..)	» Patrick Caauwe (more..) » Contact Patrick Caauwe
Remarks: Amtrak makes a night time Station Stop at Holland Michigan. was stopped for about 10 minutes.

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User Comments on this Video (4)

Posted by K100DS on August 9, 2008

Did they move ahead to clear the crossing, or did they block the crossing for the entire 10 minutes?

Posted by cabman701 on August 13, 2008

Wonder if the cop car pulling up behind that vehicle had anything to do with him stopping as soon as the crossing signals activated? Didn't appear to be gates at that crossing.

Posted by Zack Segur - www.railroadfan.com on August 23, 2008

Amtrak will sit and block that crossing for at least a few minutes, sometimes longer as Patrick mentioned. Station is directly past the crossing. Nice video Patrick.

Posted by Steve Savasky on October 11, 2008

Nighttime means that this train will continue on to Grand Rapids. The Train and Crew will stay overnight and return to Chicago in the Morning. This is Amtrak's Pere Marquette. Train 370 and 371

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