Afternoon Rush on the Northeast Corridor (Amtrak and NJ Transit), July 17, 2023

[@artiek1177]

No one mentioned that the locomotive at 54:45 was painted and detailed to look like the old Pennsylvania RR GG1s.

[@atomsmash100]

I love it!

[@darthmaul216]

Thanks for the time stamp

[@artiek1177]

@@darthmaul216 You’re welcome. It’s funny because I went looking for that train before I watched the entire video itself.

[@scottmaasmedia]

I see that pass by The Portal North Bridge Project site. Very nice Penn RR heritage unit. Great capture!

[@infaredxkingz8786]

​@scottmaasmedia don't you even dare mention about Penn central....

[@GilligBusOperator]

Even though it’s not an American priority, you really need to appreciate the anount of passenger rail service there is on the Northeast Corridor. I also appreciate the amount of work that went into this video. Kudos!

[@ajp31]

Thank you!

[@patrickhuot001]

That’s makes the infrastructure improvements, especially the bridges and tunnels leading in and out of NYC, of paramount importance.

[@christianwentzien1106]

America 🇺🇸 needs more Railroads 🛤️ 🇺🇸 with Passenger Trains 🚆

[@Celevie413]

thanks for making this i love watching the trains go by

[@ajp31]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@vristo1969]

Very great video!

[@AndreiTupolev]

That Pennsylvania heritage unit looks really good. It realky suits that body shape

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

If only we could have some like here in the Pacific northwest

[@frafraplanner9277]

Cascade Corridor when?

[@Eribet65]

Not going to lie it kind looks like the year 2001 a little bit since Arrows III, Comets, and original Acela train are still in service but along with more modern equipment

[@mikeh.6007]

Curious if anyone saw the Pennyslvanian in the vid ? #42 NYC arrival @4:50 pm

[@ajp31]

It was running late; see it at 29:50 in the video.

[@Greatdome99]

Thank you for not zooming.

[@ajp31]

Learned that the hard way (see my 2001 video)! 😂 Thanks for watching!

[@hirampriggott1689]

That's the cool thing about the multilevels: You're on three levels of train.

[@F40M07]

TRAIN ASMR

[@rebooted.jupiter_]

dang he uploaded again

[@ajp31]

Like clockwork every four years 😂

[@patchtrains]

is it ok to stand up there. its on my list to see.

[@ajp31]

We've done it several times and never been bothered. On this trip we actually parked our car in the garage so we had a valid excuse to be there!

[@gainsbourg66]

Fascinating. Is that just outside New York?

[@avivalouf628]

Yes it’s at Harrison PATH station, it’s a shame the trains don’t run faster through there

[@ajp31]

Just east of Newark Penn Station.

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

New Jersey

[@Transporter_Not_Statham]

Nice angle. I never knew this could be done in Harrison Edit: 1:08….oh

[@trainboy7]

Even though these trains aren’t as fast as anything European related, They at least get the job done.

[@OgaugeTrainsplusslotCars]

Swweeeeet

[@qpwodkgh2010]

I have an idea. Let's make a railroad that is loudest possible, clunky, and more loud. Oh, wait a sec, someone already did that.

[@Celevie413]

i like the sound

[@de-fault_de-fault]

I mean every single train in the video is crossing switches, so that accounts for most of the noise. Okay, not the PATH trains but PATH just kind of sucks. (Source: I use it daily)

[@williamkettle8666]

US. trains with that useless bell !.

[@Bubblereal]

NOT USELESS! It’s to warn pedestrians, crew and other people incase if it’s a quiet zone, or to warn Poe it’s moving or is going to

[@williamkettle8666]

No other railroads use them only US & Canada not convinced@@Bubblereal

[@jethrotaylor2614]

depressing

[@IndustrialParrot2816]

But this area has some of the highest quality passenger rail on the entire continent

[@AndreiTupolev]

In what way?

[@cats0182]

These trains are ugly-slow

[@ajp31]

If you like speed, Harrison is not the place for you. 😂 It's all about the incredible density of trains.

[@agentrgwx8529]

Are you okay? Does this area look like the place you’d see high speed trains piercing the air!? Man some of y’all just don’t know shit

[@_SP64_]

Not to mention Newark Penn station is right next to Harrison every single train stops there.

[@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164]

Your comment is silly

[@StefanWithTrains]

Actually for a Central station an 45-30mph approach Is pretty standard around the world. Every train passing the route stops here, so they need to slow down anyways.