Amtrak & NJ Transit HD 60fps: Northeast Corridor Sunrise @ Princeton Junction (1/11/19)

[@chriswalker2562]

I love sunrise and Sunset in the winter in NJ and NY. Great video!!

[@asphalt_98_gamer76]

15:14 is just an insane meet up

[@KDapple]

12:41 I think this might be the first video I’ve seen of the Cardinal filmed on the Northeast Corridor portion of the route

[@BVERailer]

These new PTC-compliant sets make me laugh.

[@badmingtonsunset1386]

4:25 I was going to pick my mom up on the day before it 2019 and I saw that train it was sooo weird

[@GLee-oe3op]

Ive never seen an Amtrak train stop at Princeton

[@samy9701]

Do u no what’s my favorite train. Nj transit!

[@trainmancorey]

ok, what is the bell usage rule.

[@ajf3202]

I wanna know too. We dont have any bells here.

[@TG45693]

The bell is to warn people that a train is coming onto the platform and people should stand back.

[@turbochargedtransit7241]

Mmm, ALP46 sandwiches

[@MiddleboroLakevilleRailfan]

Turbocharged Rail Videos lol

[@System6VideoProductions]

Nice video, Fan Railer!

[@dennisschafer4883]

Klasse Video und interessante Züge

[@northeastrailproductions171]

When they putting the Aem7s in service

[@goose3303]

Ummm they arent?

[@jackpez]

They aren’t lol what

[@BVERailer]

Michael Jackson uhh, no they weren’t lol

[@jerseyrailbuff4147]

Nice video. What’s with the Cab Car in the front then the Alp-46 and the rest of the train? Does it have to do with the new NJT 113 Bombardiers?

[@FanRailer]

PTC compliance. A good number of locomotives are still unequipped. The fast majority cab cars are now equipped, hence this setup.

[@jerseyrailbuff4147]

Oh

[@ponchogarcia448]

Wait did you see an acela train

[@taurus-astrobike104]

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[@Token_Nerd]

Nice aesthetics. Quick question, why was the [what I believe is a] Keystone Service train at 14:47 running with 2 ACS-64s? I've never seen such a short train run with 2 locos, and at each end on top of it. Was it also for PTC compliances?

[@AaronTheEagle1]

Toronto Transit Channel usually when there are two locomotives in a row on a consist, it means that the inner locomotive has control issues Edit: I looked closely and the second locomotive is there because the CAB CAR in the rear of the train has control issues, not the loco

[@BorisLu]

Super video!

[@chris4484]

Why do the NJT trains need to be PTC compliant? what is that anyways?

[@goose3303]

PTC stands for Positive Train Control. It basically acts as a safety device for train movements. At some point PTC will be a requirement on ALL trains. - goose3303

[@linkjoe806]

What do the green/orange lights on the NJT bi-levels by the doors mean?

[@FanRailer]

brake indication lights

[@ilovebyron]

Like to warn the other train that it is not moving

[@ilovebyron]

@@FanRailer am I correct?

[@kevinliang8214]

Just curious, will there ever be an occasion for the single PTC-compliant cab car to also carry passengers, given how crowded certain trains are during rush hours?

[@helloworldstein]

Qian Liang they’d have to dedicate a conductor to just that one car. Not very economical.

[@RailFunPL1]

9:30 Boom :)

[@johnlukesabile2667]

Hmmm why did an Amtrak train stop here?

[@deepnation10009]

Some Amtrak trains stop at Princeton Junction and New Brunswick.

[@TTRFKTransitFan]

Hello

[@geeksheik]

Hi there - I'm a producer with NJTV News, PBS for NJ. Could we use your video with an on-screen credit for our newscast this evening? Story is on an NJT/Amtrak plan to upgrade stations, including Princeton Junction. Thanks! njtvnews.org

[@eastcoastrailproductions5559]

94th

[@davidng2336]

First time I saw this layout, I was really asking myself "WTF IS THIS?!".