A-Train in Denton, Texas - Connecting Denton to the Suburbs of Dallas

The Rail-crossings are too loud!!!!
The A-train is a 21-mile (34 km) commuter rail and interurban light rail line in Denton County, Texas, United States. It is the fourth-busiest commuter rail line in Texas and thirty-first in the United States. It runs parallel to Interstate 35E between Denton and Carrollton and acts as an extension with the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Green Line at Trinity Mills Station in Carrollton. It is operated by First Transit under the authority of the Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) and serves Denton County. It opened on June 20, 2011. ~Wikipedia
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[@scottyerkes1867]

Great review Tim. The Dallas/Ft Worth area needs this valuable rail link.😀😀💚💚

[@mdavid1955]

Looks like a nice system, but not well used.

[@baileyyordnoff2409]

Those fake-horn rail crossings might just be the worst things on earth

[@shanewalters2565]

Blame the quiet zone people for it

[@SpotterCrazyperson]

Great video!

[@merccadoosis8847]

looks really clean & efficient

[@garybacon659]

It is! Main problem is that the headways aren't fast enough. Too short for 30 min between trains.

[@californiawest5288]

What’s so funny is we have this exact same train here in the Bay Area, literally identical.

[@czlowiekstarejdaty]

Nice video!

[@piotrek8389]

Nice video 😀😀😀

[@xavierstanton9224]

I need to know next time you're in my city. I would love to sit down and chat with you

[@fokusnikfim]

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[@bearkeeper]

The train looks like the regional trains in Germany

[@bobo327]

Nice video 👍 friend 🚂🚃🚃 ook 👀

[@hermionehdz5123]

Escucho mucha quejadera de que si suena o no, yo lo uso y es fantástico muy tranquilo el ruido es mejor que nada porque es un lugar muy calmado limpio y muy bonito. Cálmense. 😅💕💕💕

[@arandomyoutubechannel2940]

I agree, all these "urbanists" and "sustainable living" people keep complaining about how trains and transit isn't like what's in place in Japan or Europe, they should be grateful that there IS a train/transit system in the first fucking place and that it gets the job done.

[@newdktjr]

That is the worst sounding horn on planet earth!

[@illinois_missouri_fanatic]

EXACTLY

[@metropolitantransit7276]

Does it ever travel on city streets?

[@garybacon659]

It does not!

[@ja._morant6]

I think only the Austin MetroRail does

[@trenomanis]

Άρχισες να δείχνεις τα "δυνατά" videos!

[@jesusse9757]

Los trenes de EEUU, ¿por qué tocan una campana? Resulta molesto 😒 ¡Buen vídeo!

[@jsea1967]

Es necesario para cumplir con el reglamento de seguridad del gobierno

[@jesusse9757]

@@jsea1967 Sí será así. En Europa los trenes no tocan ninguna campana. Parece que eso viene de las locomotoras de vapor que sí tenían una campana. En fin, cada país tiene su sistema de seguridad.

[@garybacon659]

@@jesusse9757 Es para avisar a los automovilistas que llega un tren. Tenemos muchos pasos a nivel.

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

They really did a bad job with those grade crossing sounds -- not only sounds fake, but not even in the right sequence for a train going through a grade crossing.

[@andreikisel8846]

Wow USA can actually have beautiful trains

[@jonathanbryan9370]

Billions spent for a good feeling for a few.

[@jonathanbryan9370]

Just saw diesel exhaust

[@user-mq5np9rp1n]

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[@illinois_missouri_fanatic]

Y THESE CRAPPY WAYSIDE HORNS

[@planca3430]

no smoking? really is farting ok