Street Running Train Runs Red Light! Train Goes Through Green Light In Middle Of Street! Video
Rare street running train on lightly used tracks in the middle of the road. The train went through a green light on this Norfolk Southern Railroad branch line in Franklin, Ohio. Other street runner trains that I have seen have had the traffic signals coordinated with the train movements. This one was not like that. Filmed September 27, 2019 at 1:23pm. This was a very busy line until Conrail took over and lost most of the customers. The tracks cross the Great Miami River and then go down the middle of West 6th Street. They end at the only customer on this side of the river, R Good Industries Franklin Yards. The tracks are only used as needed, which amounts to only a couple times a week. I was filming this endangered line for historical purposes when I got lucky and heard the horn of the approaching train. It was pure luck. I have been here a few other times and never really thought that I would get lucky to see a train on these rusty tracks. Today I noticed the rust on the rails had an imprint of tire tracks. I was telling my friend that a hirail truck had recently been on the tracks and that was a good sign that maybe they were planning on running something soon. Just as I was checking how thick the rust was I could hear the train horn about a mile away. It ran slow across the line and took so long to get to us that I thought maybe it was a train on a different line across the river that I heard. I filmed the train approaching and working the customer and I filmed it at a couple other crossings. I will post that video also if this one does okay. Trains operate on 160.980 Channel 58 on this line. Ohio has very few street running locations and I have only seen a few other videos of trains on this line and they were older videos. This is the Franklin Industrial Lead and the trains are local L3A based out of Moraine, Ohio, per another railfan. Btw, an hour before I filmed this train I saw a train in Sharonville, Ohio with a blue Conrail caboose on the end and a geep in the middle of the short train. Thanks for watching! Please watch Another JawTooth video below to help me pay for the dirt that was shipped to my farm. Please comment, rate and SUBSCRIBE TO JAWTOOTH for more unusual videos!!
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