Brightline/Virgin Trains - Florida’s new railway | Miami to West Palm Beach | First Class/Select

Hi, in this video you will see Florida's new long distance train - the Brightline train, soon to operate under the Virgin Trains USA brand. I have booked the highest booking class, called select. I will also show you a different, cheaper train as some bonus content at the end of the video.
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Music: composed for this video using Apple Logic X Pro and Apple loops as well as my own creativity :)
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My blog: www.travelmentary.tv

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, this is my new video about the Brightline train. I also added some bonus content about a different train operating between the same cities. Enjoy the video and have an amazing day!

[@j.e.e.cummings]

The prices are extremely reasonable for the journeys you made. I had no idea such a line existed. No plans to visit FL soon, but when I do, I'll try and travel by this train. Thanks so much for sharing and ignore the naysayers- they have nothing better to do than complain :(

[@travelmentaryTV]

The same train operator wants to build a train from L.A. to Las Vegas. And you’re right about that type of people.

[@sidneyboo9704]

They are building a stop at Orlando international airport with talks about stopping in Disneyworld. Gonna be epic.

[@LeighAnn836]

Very nice video. Thank you!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thank you very much for your feedback, it means a lot to me as a creator! Please don't forget to subscribe in order not to miss any new videos :) Christian from travelmentary TV

[@samtrak1204]

I enjoyed my trip with you. I was very impressed when I took the same trip during Thanksgiving 2018. Food options will probably expand once the train reaches Orlando. I hope a cafe lounge car will be added for that longer trip but I get conflicting answers when I ask. Thank you for pleasant video.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hello and thanks for watching as well as your comment! That’s always super interesting for me to hear about the travel experiences of my viewers! I’m happy to hear you had a good trip on the Brightline train. A cafe car or bistro would certainly be a great addition to their product and I think it deserves more passengers. Let’s hope the extension to Orlando will help to achieve that, because in my opinion it’s a rather enjoyable travel experience! Christian from travelmentary TV

[@duxlorbitxl9986]

I have to say, I really liked this review! The music sounds great, but it did drown your voice out a little bit. The editing was also appreciated. I don't plan on going to Florida anytime soon, but I will most likely use Brightline if I do!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi thanks for watching and your feedback! That’s an important point you make. The sound has been an issue for a while, I find it kind of difficult to get an universally ideal result. On one device it sounds one way, on another it’s different :) I haven’t really found a solution...🤔 Anyway, I’m glad you found your way to this little channel - welcome and I hope you find the other videos enjoyable as well! Christian from travelmentary TV

[@scotthall9058]

I’ve used both trains. Personally I like the Tri-tail better. Tri-Rail is much more convenient to get around once you arrived at your destination. The fact it takes 34 minutes longer is not a big deal to me.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thanks for watching and bringing in your view :). I agree the Trirail is not a bad rail service, although I personally prefer the Brightline for longer trips.

[@DTT420]

Hello! Do you happen to have the original (unedited) video recording the station announcements? Working on a train simulator route and these could help out with realism! I would much appreciate it! Excellent video as well! I used to live down there, but moved just before it opened. Never got a chance to ride it yet :(

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thanks a lot for watching! So are you actually designing are route within a train simulator? I will look into it, I'm not sure if I still have it though, maybe it is somewhere on a SD card.

[@DrewRueDoo]

You had me at alcoholic options!

[@travelmentaryTV]

One of the most important aspects of any trip, isn‘t it? Thanks for watching!

[@Vxllain]

Yes because everyone loves an alcoholic.

[@DrewRueDoo]

ShortzYT Transit & Gaming ;)

[@markgoecke2323]

We would choose the Brightline when traveling in South Florida.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Good choice in my humble opinion :). Thanks for watching!

[@jarrodindik116]

I couldn’t agree with that sentiment much more🥂

[@travelmentaryTV]

And to the guy that complained that the video is too old, but deleted the comment afterwards: This is only a little hobby in my very busy life. I have many things to do besides this channel, studying, working etc.. It is not a professional channel. As much as I love to share my videos with an international audience, I don't think anybody is entitled to get anything from me or is in the position to demand anything. I only make videos for the fun of it in my very limited free time. You either accept that or go and watch full time KZbinrs. Have a wonderful day.

[@stijncuppers9180]

You’re right, really liked the video tho!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thanks for your support! Sometimes people don’t understand that there is a life outside of KZbin. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video, although my filming wasn’t very good in this one :).

[@briansivley2001]

Unfortunately in America a lot of people are anti trains. I'm not heck before I did unboxing videos and Blind Commentary videos of MLP I was a train fan video. In fact I intended to only make train videos but I changed my mind. I still have stuff in the backburner that I want to do but can't currently because of real life matters. I'm hoping by the fall or winter I'll be able to do it.

[@bobbyvee8941]

Extreme arrogance!

[@travelmentaryTV]

The Cambridge Dictionary defines arrogance as “unpleasantly proud and behaving as if you are more important than, or know more than, other people”. I fail to see where that applies to me, at least in the context of what I wrote above ;). I’m just saying I’m a small KZbinr that creates videos for fun. That also means, I can only release a limited number of videos, partly, because the way I edit them is a bit complicated, partly because there is a life outside of KZbin. I love to make these videos and it is so cool that people from all around the globe are watching them. I have nearly a million channel views now and that alone is fascinating. Sometimes though, there are people that are sort of self-entitled and they think that creators have to deliver them the entertainment that they want, when they want. But life doesn’t work that way.

[@richiesquest3283]

More civilised and quicker than driving.

[@arrowlogproductions2509]

I love the Brightline, it’s by far the best train in the US. Smart class is good as well.

[@BBT609]

As of 2020, BrightLine will be its own. They kicked Virgin Trains USA to the curb. As a railbuff of the FEC, Ive seen these stations be built and the upgrades to tracks and the city around.

[@adrian-f-m]

Way too slow process boarding. Checking bags totally stupid. Everything seems like it’s done as an experience instead of transport. It can hardly be any success done like that. I live in Europe and train service on a route like that would be 24h ever 20-30 minutes. And much more efficient. I don’t get it. However great video :-)

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hello Sir, when you look at it from a European standpoint as you do, I tend to agree with you. Especially in the US a train service must bring clear advantages to the customers, otherwise people will choose the plane or the car. It has to be very quick and reliable. The Brightline is not bad though, many things were done right. The boarding process seems slow, but on some European long distance trains it’s also quite long. The Eurostar (see my video) is an example and there were discussions to implement security controls on all long distance trains in Europe! Finally, I would like to thank you for having watched the video - and for sharing your view. If you liked the video please consider subscribing, there are many videos online and many more to come! Christian from travelmentary TV

[@thebionicpig]

The Virgin/Brightline station 🚉 in Orlando (Airport) is complete, were just awaiting the rail lines. Virgin plans to expand to Tampa Bay. Our (Central-Florida) version of Trirail is called Sunrail (with much newer trains than Tri-rail)

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. I think I will retest this train once it operates under the Virgin USA brand and the rail lines to Orlando are constructed :).

[@douglaskirk5636]

I lived there in Palm Beach when Tri-Rail was just starting 1988, 89. Tri Rail from Pam Beach to Miami Metro, (monthly $40) had right schedule for me, when I was There. Brightline sounds more Private, tho Quite Nice. Will ride both when I return, Interested in advancements.

[@TheFitzeFitzeAtze]

Great work. And LOL @9:35 ".. which has 2 star rating on google" made my day.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thanks :)

[@antonnym214]

GREAT video! I like trains, and this is super interesting because it is a privately run railroad. THANK YOU, because I have seen three videos about Brightline, and yours is the best by far! All good wishes for a great 2020! I subscribed and gave you a nice big thumbs-up!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hello, first of let me thank you for your comment! For the small creator that I am, those kind words are always a huge, huge motivation to make content. So thanks a lot for that. The Brightline/Virgin trains is a very interesting train service because I heard they want to expand to Las Vegas. Unfortunately passenger numbers aren’t skyrocketing, but hopefully that will change over time. Thanks for watching!

[@TateOcuVocalAudition]

Friend, Your bright line walk-through was so good and so helpful. I’m going to be using it next month. Your video did much to relieve The usual anxiety I have when I go to a travel location for the first time. You have such great skill and description. My blindness is, like most people, not complete, but it’s very individual. I have a P sized portal through which I can see, although blurry. It’s finding things, searching which is always pesky. Like: where is the light switch when entering the bathroom? Where and how are the seating numbers posted? Where is the restroom or snack bar or attendant located in relationship to the seating? Where does one turn to exit when leaving the train? How does one purchased a ticket it’s pretty easy. How does the ticket interact with the facility? Does it have to be scanned? If it is scanned, where is the scanner and where is the insertion place. As I said, you do a great job and I certainly wouldn’t want to bore the general public with these little things, but if you could simply talk through a little more with the specific actions you do, that would help. Like a play-by-play commentary Buy a sports caster. I enjoyed your work immensely and I have subscribed because I insist on traveling and I try, as much as I can, to be autonomous and dignified. Information is key to this and you are a big help. Thank you.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hello, I appreciate your feedback and sharing your perspective as a traveler! I am always happy to read that my videos are helpful to other travelers! Your comment made me think about a lot of things. Allow me to elaborate a little bit on some of my thoughts. Let me start by saying that on the one hand one must keep in mind that in spite of trying to be informative, I am not producing instructional content on this channel. In the end, these videos are still made for entertainment purposes. Therefore, it would be rather difficult to include more and more details, because that would change the character of the content significantly. Also I believe that I couldn't give all those important details in a precise and complete way. On the other hand I can imagine that sharing those little details could be so important to people, to take away anxiety and encourage participation in what we all love - traveling. So I'm thinking about what a possible solution could be? Nothing should ever stop you from hopping on a train, plane, ship! But how to achieve a better travel experience for everyone? How to deliver the additional information that some groups of travelers require? Those are the questions that your comment has raised in me. Given the fact that you are addressing them, I assume that there is a lack of those pieces of information or they are scattered at different places and are difficult to find. What I can think of is the following: First of all, I believe you could help a lot of other people if you would write down your travel experience and share it online, maybe on sites like TripAdvisor. Add some photos to it! Other travelers will thank you and will follow the example. Secondly, there might be a niche for a site, that focuses on exactly that. I remember that on another occasion, I recommended a site called wheelchairtravel.org to someone. A similar website or even app featuring the information you asked for could help many travelers. Despite the shortcomings of my videos I would be very glad if they are still at least somewhat helpful to you. Thank you for watching and commenting! Christian from travelmentary TV

[@arc8216]

The problem is that trains compete with government funded freeways. A lot of America's present-day rail system was built by private companies over a hundred years ago. Once governments got involved in building too many freeways suffocating rail companies, taking control of them and tearing down their networks. It goes to show most people on the political side of this don't know what the hell they are talking about. Freeways aren't hardly capitalist and railroads aren't socialist. It is reasonable that a more rural community would build a freeway and a urban one would prefer to build railways. It's just political arguments to show that your way of life is better even though the communities are entirely different.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hello, thanks for sharing your point of view. That‘s very interesting, I haven‘t seen it from that angle so far. I believe that there are many reasons that explain why Transport in the US has developed they way it is now. They range from geographic aspects over peoples‘ preferences to political aspects. Christian from travelmentary TV

[@arrowhead9445]

Good call calling it Brightline. Thats what we Floridians call it

[@Pearlangeldream]

The lounge food & simple drinks really worth the ticket price. I love the interior design as well.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Yes, it’s pretty good given that the ticket is not overly expensive.

[@TaylorStJohn-fp9zs]

Great video! Thanks for posting. I honestly wish they would have utilized catenary/pantograph technology. Less emissions and seemingly higher speed capability. However, aesthetically speaking, the catenary cables can be somewhat of an eye sore...especially in major metropolitan areas. I wonder why we don't utilize third rail powering technology on high speed commuter rails. Hmmm...third rails are more rugged and can endure a bit more of a beating over time. I assume it has something to do with speed capability. If I'm not mistaken, I believeI read somewhere that catenary cable systems are capable of carrying a much higher voltage capacity. I could be mistaken. Regardless, this is a beautiful train. They really did an excellent job with the overall aesthetic experience and turnaround times.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Good question, but for some reason that I don't know, they decided to use a diesel electric locomotive. It might be cheaper for them, but that's only an assumption. Anyway, thanks for watching!

[@geografisica]

The tri-rail is just a commuter rail, Brightline is set to become an inter-city highspeed rail when it opens new stations in Orlando and Tampa. I’m willing to see it!

[@harrygruber2302]

If they would of made the tracks higher on beams not on ground level they would of achieved higher speeds. Something is wrong with the planners of the tracks. People are interested in speed. Going 79 mph will not bring costumers.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Well, I think speed is only one of many aspects. I do believe it is important and I agree with you that the Brightline would probably do better as a high speed train (especially on a longer route). Nevertheless, speed alone doesn‘t make or break a good railway product. Service, station buildings, integration with other means of transport, reliability, number of trains are equally or even more important than just the maximum speed. All things considered I would still say the Brightline train is a solid offering, but trains are a difficult business in the US.

[@johnfrench6564]

The train averages 62 mph. The average car only makes 32 mph across this part. It cuts travel time in half it will do fine.

[@JulietParrottMerrell]

Are you able to speak to the wheelchair accessibility of these Brightline/Virgin trains? How does someone who uses a wheelchair get on, and where do they sit? Also, how many wheelchairs can be on a train at a time? Is there a limit? Last time I wrote a train, it was the Amtrak Coastal Starlight. Hubby and I spent 2 1/2 days traveling from San Diego to Portland Oregon. It was a very rickety ride. And I had to stay in one place the whole time. I couldn’t move from car to car, which was a bummer, because from what they said on the overhead PA, a lot of fun was to be had in the parlor car.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thanks for watching and your comment. I’m sorry to say that I am not able to answer these questions with the precision that people using a wheelchair would deserve. That might be a niche for a creator who specifically understands those needs and has the necessary experience. With that being said, I found this blog, that specializes on that topic: wheelchairtravel.org/wheelchair-accessible-virgin-trains-usa-brightline-florida/ Hopefully that answers some of your questions. On the Brightline website you might also find some pieces of informations, for instance here: www.gobrightline.com/accessibility I wish you great journeys and let nothing stop you from enjoying amazing trips!

[@JulietParrottMerrell]

travelmentary TV, thank you. I appreciate the links and your kind reply. I’ll be riding the bright line train to Vegas once it gets built. I’ll be making a video about my experience as a wheelchair user then..

[@mikeytrains1]

The issue with more advanced food options, is if you're suggesting things like a precooking meal. Brightline does not have a kitchen car on board. Something like this would also raise costs, and Brightline doesn't have a lot of people riding on it, surprisingly. Not a lot of peoppe means not a lot of money. Not a lot of money, means no money after a while, especially with the costs of purchasing the items needed for the meals, preparing them, serving them, etc. You also have to take into account the cost of maintaining such a service.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thanks for your comment! That makes sense, it’s probably difficult to implement. I do believe though that it would really improve the service and it might bring different customers to choose the train.

[@mikeytrains1]

travelmentary TV Which I agree fully. Hot mrals instead of snacks are wonderful to have. But Brightline, sadly, would probably run out of money with that, even with Virgin supporting it. Even then, I agree, it’d really improve service.

[@mikeytrains1]

Now, if it were to be for Smart and Smartplus, or just Smart, it’d probably be cheaper.

[@hlatino03]

My suggestion....eat before you board the train....no big deal. The meals were fine. This is the best we have in this country so far so is a thumbs up from me.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Well that‘s a workaround, but still it would be cool to see the service improved further. I agree it‘s a very nice train service though. Thanks for watching!

[@spfaff]

Great review! I look forward to choosing Brightline in the future. It seems like the perfect option should I be traveling to Ft Lauderdale or West Palm for the day.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thanks a lot for watching! I agree it’s a great train service, probably the best in the US. It’s modern, clean and not too expensive. Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and it would be super cool if you’d subscribe to this channel and share this video with your friends :). I wish you happy and safe trips! Christian from travelmentary TV

[@hskbrowneyes]

Lounge access with 27usd with that kind of food is quite nice in my opinion...

[@billcraig5336]

Wow...Brightline train seems nice. Looking forward to riding when I visit Florida. Great video.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thanks so much for watching and your comment! I agree that the Brightline train offers a very nice and relaxed travel experience for a reasonable price. So if you’re coming to Florida it’s certainly a great alternative to the car on certain routes.

[@airbnbphotography]

wow it stops only 1 time ? I think it should stop in 2 more major cities on the way. The fast trains in Germany stop also many stations for 1-2 minutes and still can be convenient. I guess for the commuter you have the old train

[@skygge1006]

They plan to extend it to Tampa as well as 2 or 3 more stops in Miami west palm beach area. I believe they by the late 2020s will have added 6 or 7 more stations. Check the website I believe they have the plans there

[@justrant]

I don't know, the Brighhtline just falls short on my expectations. I travel on Chinese High Speed rail a lot, my expectations are kinda high lol

[@justrant]

But for 27 bucks, I think it's alright and much better than the Acela.

[@travelmentaryTV]

By US standards the Brightline is good, but in the context of other trains worldwide it’s not at the top. Still, it provides a reliable travel alternative that is much different from all other trains in the US. Thanks for watching!

[@justrant]

travelmentary TV Yeah, I threw up three times on a plane trip, something that does not happen when I take trains

[@travelmentaryTV]

Well, I wouldn’t say it’s much better than the Acela. Certain aspects are better, but the Acela is not a bad train in my opinion. It is just older, but for example I actually found the onboard catering more convincing on the Acela than on the Brightline train. And once it becomes the Avelia Liberty, I will need to re-evaluate it. Also it’s a very different train service, the Acela is a long distance train with a higher maximum speed, while the Brightline only covers a short distance and is a diesel electric train. In fact, I’m not a fan of comparing trains that serve different routes anyway, because as a passenger you make your decision based on the means of travel that are available on a particular route. So the Brightline train doesn’t compete with the Acela or some state sponsored railway service in Asia, but first and foremost with the car and to a certain degree with the Trirail.

[@justrant]

@@travelmentaryTV I agree, but I do live in the Northeast so I know the Acela more

[@coshiro1]

"It feels new because it is" LOL

[@travelmentaryTV]

Yeah, believe it or not but sometimes I have seen things that felt new, although they were quite old :). Thank you for watching the video!

[@coshiro1]

@@travelmentaryTV Yea, I completely understand =)

[@foxylady1048]

VOICE BORING

[@travelmentaryTV]

Well, I’m entirely happy with my voice, my videos and my life. I hope you can say the same about yourself :).

[@DrPepper776]

so well researched and edited! great video friend!

[@DrPepper776]

i have to say train travel in the u.s is a craving that I have but cannot be satisfied. This is the only modern train line in the U.S that exists to my knowledge and I am sure of it. I wanted to see the station up close and personal and you fulfilled that desire of mine!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thanks so much! Well there is another modern rail line, the Acela, although that's debatable. I have also made a video about that, which you can find on my channel, too :). Thanks a lot for your comment!

[@chrisklest1238]

Did the train on your return commute make more stops and what was the difference in commute time, 30 minutes?

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, yes, the Tri Rail makes significantly more stops than the Brightline train, hence the longer travel time of something around 1 hour 40 minutes from Miami airport, depending on the train. The Brightline train, which is temporarily suspended, takes about 1 hour of travel time from Downtown Miami to West Palm Beach. For precise information, schedules and the current status of the train services, please consult the respective railway operator, as I’m just a KZbinr that made this trip quite a while ago. Cheers Christian from travelmentary TV

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

I used to live in Florida back in the 1980s and 1990s when Brightline was just a thought/concept. I knew it was reality and they are working towards their ultimate goal of Orlando and eventually, Tampa, where I lived. Considering basic Brightline is $14 and the public train is close to $7, they are priced competitively. Depending on the schedule I had to maintain and when the trains ran that would determine which one I took if I lived there and worked. Thanks for the review, it gives you a good idea of what is there now and in about a year I guess Orlando will be available (2022 is the plan).

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hello, thanks a lot for your comment, enjoyed reading it! I didn't know that the idea of building such train service came up that long ago. It was built relatively quickly though. Yes, I also believe that the Brightline is fairly priced for what it offers - a comfortable train ride. Once the next part of the project is done, I would love to create a new video. Thank you very much for watching and please don't forget to subscribe for more travel content. Christian from travelmentary TV

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

@@travelmentaryTV Yes, it was a thought back then of a public/private investment - it is just the private investment came much later than planned. But it is following the original public plan - using the right of way land by I-4 for a large part of the system off of the east coast of Florida. So the framework of the partnership is the same as it was all those years ago. I will subscribe because who knows if I will come back to Florida and use that train, your review is useful. Thank you!

[@areguapiri]

Very good information. Thanks!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thanks a lot for your feedback, it means a lot to me!

[@thechosenone6293]

Miami to Atlanta

[@therektproduction6922]

Florida man.

[@abellizandro8743]

Thanks much. I’m planning to use this services soon. Do you know how far the west palm beach station is from keiser university? Oh, the trail rail too

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, thank you for watching, I‘m glad you enjoyed the video. As I‘m not a local, I can‘t say anything about your question, but Google Maps will ;)

[@Copilotdave]

I looked on the website and it appears it’s temporarily not running, so maybe worth looking into that cause I’m not 100% sure

[@travelmentaryTV]

@@Copilotdave Thanks so much for your comment!!! Yes, the service appears to be suspended due to the pandemic.

[@Escorpius17]

You can build a sandwich! What could be more "substantial"?

[@travelmentaryTV]

Actually you are right in a way. Maybe I was just hungry when I was editing the video ;) All jokes aside I believe it‘s not a bad offer they have there considering the price. But the Eurostar lounge offers indeed “more substantial” things to eat, a greater variety. Thank you very much for watching and sharing your thoughts on this video! Christian from travelmentary TV

[@Escorpius17]

@@travelmentaryTV I am glad you responded! I enjoyed the video and look forward to riding the Brightline.

[@aminasworld8524]

الله يعطيك الصحة 🌹👍🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@justahillbilly7777]

"The rolling stock is in a good state." Well I would definitely think new rolling stock would be in good shape!

[@travelmentaryTV]

Sometimes that's not the case, if the compan doesn't look after it, the cabin can be run down in no time :).

[@evannahnsen988]

Hi - great video. I was down at MiamiCentral a couple weeks ago, and since your visit they've also opened up a big food hall on the second story with outposts from several local restaurants. Also, management confirmed there will be expanded food options once the long-haul leg to Orlando is opened in 2022.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi thanks for watching and your insightful comment! That’s good news you have here, because I also felt that something was missing without some restaurants. How was your impression, were there many travelers? I read the Brightline business hasn’t met the expectations in terms of passenger count yet.

[@staceye8211]

The tri-rail does have one advantage in that it stops directly at MIA airport and at the FLL airport stop there is a free shuttle bus ride to the terminal included in your fare.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Yes, the connection to the airports together with the low price is a strong point in favor of the tri-rail. Thanks for watching and it would be very cool to see you on this channel again!

[@ethanstein42]

I enjoyed the video and have been waiting for this for a while. I have travelled on it before and hope to go back.

[@travelmentaryTV]

Thanks for watching. It's a nice train and once they complete the section to Orlando it will become even more attractive to choose the train.

[@samtrak1204]

Love your video but why did you block out faces?

[@travelmentaryTV]

Hi, the reason is that I want to ensure the privacy of other travelers as well as the employees to the extent that I can as a creator. Maybe somebody doesn’t feel comfortable appearing in an online video? So unless people are part of a larger group/bigger picture, I try to blur faces as a rule of thumb. Thanks for your comment and for watching the video!

[@travelnbabble6192]

Would like to go on brightline but create an account offer is not working please fix it.

[@travelmentaryTV]

I don't understand what you mean?

[@travelnbabble6192]

@@travelmentaryTV create an account doesnt work it allows me to fill out my info but as soon as I push the button nothing happens..

[@travelmentaryTV]

Well, I'm not affiliated with Brightline in any way, shape or form and hence am not responsible for their website, so it's probably better if you get in touch with the train operator. There are different options to do so on their website. I can't give you any specific technical assistance, as I'm just a KZbinr.

[@MarioStahl1983]

It's a diesel train. Nothing more to add.

[@Vxllain]

Diesel-ELECTRIC. Listen.

[@MarioStahl1983]

@@Vxllain I know. That's a train run by big diesel generator. Without diesel it doesn't work.

[@Vxllain]

Pro & Contra Deutschland I am aware and know how locomotives work.