Brightline Construction: Flying Over the Orlando Line - March 2021

[@dennisfox6343]

Your new white captions w/shadows are a classy addition. A VERY professional element.

[@thefloridianman]

Soarin’ Around the Brightline contruction

[@RMTransit]

This video is the content I live for!

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Thanks for the update

[@eboss3001]

Great tid bit about Dallas Blvd being the old right of way for the Kissimmee Valley line.

[@EmilC2012]

Another great video, thank you!

[@gravelydon7072]

Dallas Blvd exit exists for one reason. So land and home owners in Wedgefield can get to Orlando easily. Wedgefield's original name was Rocket City. They never put in the Eastbound on ramp or the Westbound off ramp as originally expected as not many of the people there work at the Cape. I own 3 acres there.

[@sibua69]

Thanks for the video J

[@ricardocarrion2272]

Just found your channel last week but have been loving the videos! Im now subscribed with notification bell on. I don't know much about your background but it seems like this is a part time thing as a hobby for you. I sure you know people get paid good money to do what you're doing and you're damn good at it and also with explaining these projects so well. If you haven't already, take a chance and reach out to some companies and show them your work. Your knowledge when you talk makes it easy for someone who lives in Pennsylvania, doesn't know the locations, and lack any train information to understand everything so thank you!

[@RoamingRailfan]

Thanks for watching!

[@Bubbarain717]

This is where those Long road trains would come in handy... instead of dozens of dump trucks, one long tractor trailer “road train” would be way more efficient... when traveling on the main roads is when the train cam be broken apart and each hauled separately or 2 at a time...

[@hamstersmailman5517]

Bulldozer spreading dirt was satisfying to watch