Brightline Trains in Brevard County - June/July 2024

This video looks at Brightline trains running throughout Brevard County, FL. Locations include Malabar, Turkey Creek, Crane Creek, Downtown Melbourne, Eau Gallie River, Suntree/Viera, Rockledge, and the Cocoa Curve.
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This was filmed in June and July 2024
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[@brandonwalsh4497]

Cant wait to have Brightline go From Los Angeles to Las Vegas 🎉😮

[@RandomRailfan828]

Nice catches there man, love the drone view!

[@DanTheisen]

Absolutely love this audio. It’s a bit hard to tell the speed from above, but the sound gives a sense of it. Great video.

[@EmilC2012]

haven't heard that intro music for quite some time in the brightline construction series. Glad it made it back into the rotation :)

[@FloridaStateWX]

Amazing videos as always. Keep up the great work!

[@MicrobyteAlan]

it's hard to believe all the construction is complete and these beautiful trains are now running. nice video.

[@nickwelchoff4677]

Brightline knows how to run a railroad. I wish the Acela train in the northeast corridor looked like that.

[@QALibrary]

It is always great to have a new video - thank you for sharing and all your hard work

[@johndixon-l1c]

I enjoy your videos especially the great drone videos. Nice Job!!

[@sunlife5491]

That shot over crane creek with the eau gallie causeway in the back is so beautiful

[@RoamingRailfan]

That’s actually the SR 192 bridge, Eau Gallie causeway is a few miles north of

[@AndrewRoberts11]

You should go a roaming, have you thoughts of a week filming the trains of the Med coast, say between Valencia, Spain and Napoli, Italy. You'll likely need to take an on-line EASA (FAA equivalent) quiz on airspace rules, to get an operator number to be able to register and possibly insure the drone against 3rd party claims, and brush up on the Spanglish. The climate is not too dissimilar, but the trains can move at 200+ MPH, and there are these big things they call hills, cliffs, and a volcano. Which would offer some variety to the footage.

[@dennisud]

They just started the electric line from San Jose to San Francisco on Caltran this month. Might be a great trip to do a video for!

[@RoamingRailfan]

It could be interesting to try to capture the end of diesel service

[@ELAlcoRS3]

Great video, thanks for braving the rain! Any clues to when Brightline will start getting more coaches? Last we heard 5 mid-summer and 5 end of year. We are days away from September now.

[@RoamingRailfan]

No public announcements that I have seen yet.

[@jimlove8144]

How many people in the cab? Does the engineer have two other people with him or just one or is it just the engineer?

[@RoamingRailfan]

Engineer and conductor

[@wayneyadams]

How fast is the train traveling at your locations?

[@RoamingRailfan]

Up to 110mph

[@BradRains]

Great video. How often do "wraps" get changed into something different?

[@RoamingRailfan]

There is no standard timeline for the wraps, each one’s duration is different based on who is advertising