Coal Train Rider's Busted!

[@winstont.ramirezsr.1023]

I was a thru frt conductor for 38 yrs!! I never made them get off!! Most of them are nice people just wanting a ride!!

[@stripervince1]

Winston T. Ramirez, Sr. I was a conductor too. As long as they didn't ride any engines we never cared

[@thecheeseburglar8544]

Kudos to the both of you. Im sure many appreciated your generosity

[@ericmoon982]

love:)

[@mistag8530]

I've been a thru freight conductor for 14 years they're no problem at all have even had a great convo with two of em..

[@ElForastero10287]

Winston T. Ramirez, Sr. Good bless you my friend, I know for sure there a lot of good people out there and together we make the difference

[@wramsey2656]

Riding in a coal car can be very dangerous. When i worked at Plant Scherer in Georgia 1997-07, we had a rider who apparently had fallen asleep in a car on the long ride south. Somehow the rider got trapped and when the car dumped (bottom dump coal car), he fell into the pile below. We found parts of him in the coal vibrators and conveyors. It was a sad day at the plant. Those cars are RWSX so they are Robert W Scherer coal cars hauling PRB coal (the dust is very volatile), so if it gets on your clothing and your around a fire it will burn quicker than you can get your pants off.

[@penelope8557]

The rider wasn't "busted".

[@twizz420]

I can only assume they were trying not to be seen. So in that case, they were busted.

[@derekrohan9619]

Yeah they were not busted.. seen and busted is two very different things..

[@stephenbrand5661]

@@twizz420 The way that guy had his elbows posted up on the edge he clearly wasn't trying to hide. He almost seemed to acknowledge the cameraman with a slight knod.

[@blackholeentry3489]

Back in the 30's my Dad rode the rails from Illinois to California and ended up helping pour cement for the Golden Gate Bridge. He never talked about it much.....just he had to use caution in the many "Hobo camps" along the way as there were people there who would rob one.....or worse. This was during the great depression that resulted from the stock market crash of 1929 and those of us living today have a hard time understanding just how tough things were. He said there was a hobo camp under the bridge where they would congregate and would wait for one of the workers to fall and that way they knew there would be a job opening! He met and married my Mother in Portland, where I was born. He never said how he reached Portland....just one of the many things I wish I could talk with him about if he were still alive.

[@FootageFactory]

It makes me sad to know every year more memories like this will fade without the world knowing.

[@OldieWan]

@@FootageFactory That is by design. The Grand design mind you. When the old ones pass, the people in power use that to their advantage. They are able to restart the nonsense of the past as the youth never bothered to listen to their tales, because they never asked.

[@andysedgley]

Precisely nothing until 4:00. You're welcome. And RIP Jim Stobie riding the rails for eternity.

[@dalehauser2996]

I would never rat on a "HOBO". Just doing what I wanted to do all my life and to old now. Jump on and enjoy the ride and the scenery.

[@WJack97224]

@Dale Hauser, I agree but one must face the fact that train hopping is stealing and if we don't face that then we are not being honest. I will never "rat" on a hobo either, but that does not relieve me of being honest.

[@EdmontonRails]

@@WJack97224 What? On what planet can you find an excuse to say riding on a train like that is stealing?

[@WJack97224]

@@EdmontonRails, It is trespassing on private property. If you owned a home and passers by routinely set up camp there and pitched their cans and bottles and other trash there, it would be prosecutable crime. A claim consists of showing personal injury and or property damage. Injury could be stealing a ride as it involves an expense, little though it might be. The Bible teaches that stealing is a sin.

[@EdmontonRails]

@@WJack97224 Sitting on a freight car is not comparable to pitching tents on someone's property and leaving garbage. It also is not comparable to doing it on someone's lawn.

[@WJack97224]

@@EdmontonRails, The point is that trespassing is wrong. Sorry you don't see it that way. I hope you own property but I don't wish you the pain of enduring trespassers.

[@stripervince1]

We never cared as long as they stayed off the engines

Lol I used to love those ACs in the summer and the mini bottled waters were the best

[@dancujo5591]

Must be a boring town if this is their excitement. Next week can we watch paint dry?

[@BrianKolb71]

Dan Cujo LMAO

[@johninokla2635]

Nope Dan, next week it's watch the grass grow. =)

[@BenDover-rr1eu]

@@johninokla2635 well, depending on the type of grass were talking. It might be interesting.

[@norms3913]

They haven t experienced a train derailment yet

[@gardnersmith3580]

Riders were not busted, merely observed, like the little girl.

[@raymondkitchen6137]

If you're just waiting for the riders, they're @4:00.

[@solidwater4952]

Raymond Kitchen thx

[@terrismith9095]

Ty

[@youraveragejoe2]

Thanks

[@mawriverbird]

It's really questionable why you focused more on that young girl than the train.

[@walden420]

Would a young boy have been better?

[@mr.coreymcfarlane400]

@@walden420 yea

[@jackson.denzler.]

Andrew Walden no

[@emilywood8807]

@@davidwells3922 what the fuck.

[@freddymarcel-marcum6831]

Young girl? She's in her twenties.

[@mikeshearn8925]

If I see them, I just wave to them.

[@pierre-rose7783]

If transportation wasn't do damn expensive, folks wouldn't have to do this !

[@johncbernaysjohnc.bernays1790]

If America was a real democracy folks wouldn't have to do this ! You younf people don't remember before Reagan sent our jobs to China evrty had jobs. I worhed in a Foundry in Wisconsin making Cores. Then when Reagan was elected was when term Homeless People was invented. Reagan and All Republcans are hateful nasty mass murderers/

[@jeromewesolowski792]

He was a coal inspector !

[@brerrabbit4265]

5 minutes after he sees him. "There was a rider in that car". Duh! Kinda slow are ya?

[@BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

haha good eyes! (I wonder if that girl knows she got 'caught on video' too)

[@CHHFACE]

BaltimoreAndOhioRR ya

[@mikethebeeguy8657]

BaltimoreAndOhioRR f

[@markduncan6690]

Leave those guys alone!! Not bothering you are they???

[@TheNemosdaddy]

Trespassing, plain and simple. Also a concern for their own safety.

[@lukeWiz44]

ImpsMyPimp there just catching a ride. Most modern day hobos are responsible enough.

[@paxmule]

@@awaiting...His...return That's a high-paying job. Not volunteer.

[@stoplookinent4791]

@The Axel email me [e-mail] I gotta learn this stuff in case america crashes

[@strobx1]

My Dad worked for the C&O in the car department at Waverly Yard in Holland Mich in the 60's.My mother & I would wait for his shift to end.While waiting a West Bound out of Wyoming Yard in Grand Rapids Mich to Chicago went by. There a a flat with a bulldozer on it. Sitting on the bulldozers seat, was a hobo. He had a cushioned ride on that seat.

[@lifetimedreamvideos985]

I rode with a young guy (27 I think he said) for a while in a boxcar. We were both independently looking to catch out. Possibly on the High Line. He wasn't very talkative. When the train stopped on a siding, he moved to a bulldozer on a flatcar, just as you described. He was just too solitary to tolerate my attempts to be friendly. Cool place to ride, but hard to hide. You need to hide if you want to do it without being arrested sooner or later.

[@chessieguy4845]

Wait A minute. I remember that place! That's like two hours away from my home. I been to that place also, when i went inside with my mom, there was a lady in the building that said that 100+ trains come through here! After we left, we explored o little bit around. Then we went back and stayed for fifteen minutes and we went home. Quick heads up, my whole family LOVES trains. i was born right beside a Tri-Rail Station. I kinda forgot but, its still runs in the family! Lol. But anyway I hope everyone is having a good day & night =3 God Bless Everyone! Bye!

[@TheRrxing]

The lady in orange is sporting a Karen hair cut lol

[@davehowe7332]

I been riding trains for forty years not going to stop now love it. So long,

[@KrazeeClark]

I know there's some type of anti-dust spray on this coal, but still. There must be some dust and even if there isn't just the smell alone would be terrible. They must have been desperate for a ride.

[@chadalpha7983]

Yes and even with the spray it still stains your clothes, they should have checked the pusher or found a different ride

[@thomaskis8298]

Oh man, thats fucking cool, riding on top of a coal car, hell yeah.

[@Zerivaan]

Why would you report a rider? That's un-American.

[@colliecandle]

+RadGamma2307 Pity they don't view the mindless morons who graffitti every square inch of railway property though ! Riding any train like this is inherently dangerous - to the rider especially, but on the whole I would care far less about riders than the aforementioned scrawlers ! As the worlds economies collapse, there will far more of this unofficial passenger riding I think - especially in America.

[@Trevrrr]

+Daren Seifert If he Reported them, that's just a dick move

[@Vissago22]

+RadGamma2307 In Britain everything is considered an offense. I'm surprised there isn't an offense regarding the inappropriate way to drink earl grey tea or some shit. They are trying like hell to turn America into a place like Europe, its not gonna work though, too many outlaws in our country. The more they try to "ingrain" things into us the more we rebel. And yes, reporting riders is a pussy assed bullshit thing to do...

[@Vissago22]

+RadGamma2307 Ya see, now this is the exact mentality I'm talking about. "Which society is the more Peaceful and Safe..." That's great for the UK, have fun with all that, just please do it In The UK and take all the douche bags from this country who want to take all our freedom and show them how wonderful and safe the UK is, please get them all out of our country. We enjoy and desire our freedom over security and safety...

[@JohnMuise]

+RadGamma2307 I have been hopping freight for years. Its more dangerous to drive to the location then to actually ride the train if you know what to look out for.

[@zash008]

kinda creepy filming that child for so long.

[@notna4081]

look at her face. not a child

[@paxmule]

perv.

[@youraveragejoe2]

She looks 20

[@themowk]

Probably quicker and more comfortable than flying coach now.

[@roypennington9618]

M.

[@parteibonza]

and Safer than flying United ;-P

[@Southwest_923WR]

You bet!!! With United planes crashing and burning all over, as well as all the rest just dropping like flies out of the sky everywhere, much better to hop a coal car and risk falling between cars, getting filthy dirty, braveing the elements of heat and cold, sleeping on heaps of coal! Yup, the ONLY way to travel!

[@analyzingfunny]

by "busted" he means, "i narced them out because im a douchebag with no life, filming trains, and the railroads hate me because im such a douche". "

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

Why are you filming so low anyways? You didn't even get the top of the freights in your screen, almost like you were stealing the poor girls soul..📹

[@ckuehncnwhsyt]

That little vixen knew dam well she was being filmed.

[@levelcrossingspotter-lcsra3368]

Rider at 4:00 no need to thank me :)

[@paxmule]

Thank you!

[@lifetimedreamvideos985]

I really do appreciate the time stamp. I had do scroll down a damn long way before someone bothered. Thank you. Note to self: Pay it forward.

[@DirtyLilHobo]

I never cared if there were people riding my train.. (BNSF Conductor/Engineer, retired)

[@marv1405]

This is definitely NOT at Dalton Nebraska. Take a look at google earth and try to find a crossing that looks like this.

[@flarrfan]

Dalton GA

[@Maine_Railfan]

Lol they look so happy... then they get to the rotary dumper...

[@ariesmight4141]

Maine Railfan© HAHA thats a good one. Excellent point.

[@JohnRobertMallernee]

According to the news, in West Virginia, a man and woman from Kentucky were killed riding on a coal train. They fell asleep during the trip, and at the destination, were buried alive when they fell through the hoppers as the load was being dumped at an electric generating plant.

[@ariesmight4141]

John Robert Mallernee. Was it a plant where the coal goes streight to the furnace. By convayer or other? How and where were their body's discoverd?

[@Sarah1920s]

@DB Stevens where's it at ??

[@NOVARailandWeatherEnthusiast]

John Robert Mallernee that’s why you never ride coal cars!

[@craigresponds2504]

A dirty way to go but adventurous

[@nickelstew]

Around 20 years ago, there were a lot of joyride, teens most, hoping the freight Trai s between Allentown and Bethlehem. The problem was, sometimes they were only able to get off in some of the not so best areas.

[@brandeccohall]

Why did the guy filming this focus on that young girl?

[@hypothebai4634]

He didn't. You did. You have problems. Get help now!

[@johninokla2635]

@@hypothebai4634, BS after the girl leaves the camera zooms back out so we can see more of the cars instead of a closeup of where the girl was standing.

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

Maybe he likes young girls. Why are you fixated on his focus?

[@robertcullen4758]

Future babe

[@paulmcgo1089]

Umm .... He likes young girl s??

[@BulletSpoung]

I worked at a rail yard and the marshals arrested people every month for trespassing on federal property. They had to appear in federal court because they were on federal land and most were stealing items.

[@WhosYourPoPo]

While someone gets busted, others hop on without a glitch!

[@integr8er66]

For God sake this video should have been 10 seconds long. Goodbye

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

Had a couple encounters with the bulls on a UP line in the west, not for riding, rather for just being on the property. I did not know that the property extends beyond the bed and in some places, it is near impossible where public city property ends and there's begins. I was armed and it went mutually well because I was respectfull and smart.

[@ConwayTruckload]

Stobe is the reason why the railroads started cracking down on riders.

[@dknowles60]

Wrong fool .it's the rail roads lawyers. If hobies did not due for getting hurt the rail roads could care less

[@andysmith6824]

Is this in Tyler, Texas? I'm not sure where the Dalton Depot is located in the country, but I do know where Tyler is and this looks just like it.

[@MrJacMac1968]

Thought it might have been Dalton Ga

[@nicholasdala]

I can not wait to get back on the train. This made me smile ear to ear!

[@Vissago22]

+nicholasdala HaHa, me too!!! These videos make me wanna get back out there...

[@nicholasdala]

fucking eh buddy

[@briancardinal4563]

you rode the train before how do u hide on it

[@oscarhoot2344]

Go find someone in real life who's done it before, online knowledge will only get you so far and will fuck you up big time if it ends up being shit.

[@nicholasdala]

Brian Cardinal I jumped on in Thunder Bay went west from there.

[@Doggeslife]

With all the train-hopping videos, I expect to see more of this.

[@craigresponds2504]

I agree. Not hurting anybody

[@ericswanson7134]

6 minutes I'll never get back...

[@clydek.elkins3102]

Go somewhere else then, trains r for men go away stoopid wermon

[@youraveragejoe2]

4:00

[@larrydockery7201]

as no one got hurt or killed i never said nothing i did not care i new they were back there hey ride on

[@sphexes]

There were actually 2 riders. One to the left of the guy with the hat. I'll be one of em soon.

[@rafaelvelasquesmendes933]

Me too!

[@evandrake7367]

A little late but, Stay safe!

[@duncankampen1444]

did you report them ? whattadick

[@joeparker282]

Who cares if someone rides.

[@waspanimations7037]

The railroad. It's their property.

[@stevenwood7131]

Whats the time stamp where he's "caught." I dont mean the radio chatter... Stobe never liked riding coal...says you get filthy.

[@jkitto2008]

I think a lot of these rail fans are snitching out hobo's

[@WJack97224]

@Jeremy Kitto, I think you are right. Stobe the Hobo mentioned this in some of his documentaries. RIP Stobe. BTW, I think some of the rail-fans are jealous.

[@sludge4125]

Railroad cops think they are tough, but ask them why every freight car is covered in graffiti.

[@koiesbow]

I don't think I'd wanna ride in a coal car that is rocking. If the coal shifted up against you it is rocks packed and heavy you are not gonna get out on your on.

[@integr8er66]

have you ever seen a coal car at a power plant? its still piled just like it was when it left Wyoming. It doesn't move much

[@IBSkinnyB]

Did anyone else notice the camera man pan to the left when the girl got out of view? Lol.

[@MrWc867]

She must be about 13 or 14 ?

[@youraveragejoe2]

@@MrWc867 20.

[@FreeRidefr8hopping]

the worst part is coal loads are periodicaly ran under a latex spray to minimize dust!that shit would suck!!

[@EvanCops]

Just dont fall asleep in those cars :(

[@vangazmicvoyage5077]

Why in the hell would anyone want to ride in a filthy dirty coal car? Maybe if you were a prison escapee or being chased by the mob.

[@monmixer]

I have been guilty of grabbing a train at night to get from one town to another. lol No bus, what you going to do. It's a long walk. You have to be care full and be running faster than the train when you get on and once you are on you are stuck until train is moving damn slow.

[@SD-yb5fx]

May I ask, what camera do you use?

[@Crusader1815]

Why don't they just break into one of the pusher engines? At least there's a toilet.

[@cdavid8139]

Not all locomotives have toilets. And on many occasions the riders just shit in the cab.

[@funboy1127]

There is nothing wrong with train hopping. Train hopping or fright hopping goes back to the 18th century (about the time of the American Civil War of 1861). This is how Americans got around. In today's world, it is done less often because of modern day cars, however, it still does happen for those that need transportation and no money. It is consider to be very dangerous but for some. It's worth it.

[@Soulrider2012]

I'm not quite sure if you're just trying to rationalize something that you know is wrong or if you really, truly have no clue that hopping on a freight train is wrong. Yes, it may have been something a segment of society did back many decade ago but that doesn't make it "right". Quite plainly, it is and always has been an illegal activity. Just because because you can't afford to pay for something doesn't mean that you get to do it or have something, for free. If you can't afford to travel within the legal mean available to you, you don't travel. Now, if one wishes to break the law and risk whatever the penalty is and hop on a moving freight train that's fine, but it doesn't make it "OK" or in any way, legal. Just being on the train track or the adjacent land the track are on or being in the train yard/rail yard without permission is trespassing. Should someone get injured while on railroad property, they can SUE the railroad for damages. Even though the person KNEW being there or trying to ride on a freight train (or getting on/off) was potentially dangerous, they can STILL sue the rail road company. The danger aside, why should the railroad company provide free passage for someone to travel from point "A" to point "B" without compensation (free). Would it be any different if someone broke into a plane and stowed away in order to travel to some destination that they couldn't afford to buy a ticket to and travel to the conventional way? No, it would still be just as illegal, although a bit more difficult probably. :) Just because it's easier to do doesn't make it "OK" or legal in any way.

[@sonnywhite1717]

thought the same thing..

[@bcubed72]

+Soulrider2012 You seem to have distorted the meaning of "right" and "legal" such that you view them as synonyms. Which makes you a good, well-mannered sheeple; bet you got good grades in your "civics" class! The truth is more nuanced: sometimes what is legal, is right; sometimes there's no connection; sometimes, it is WRONG to do what's legal! Heck, during the 1800s, the Fugitive Slave Act meant you were *legally obligated* to return a runaway slave, even in a free state; to do otherwise was "aiding and abetting" theft. Was it "right" to obey the law, there?

[@bobbypaluga4346]

Ooooooooh am I impressed, what a great mind. Don't miss your MENSA meeting Bull$hittet

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

Soulrider2012 What’s legal isn’t the same as what’s right. The law has become so big and bloated that nobody knows what is legal or illegal anymore, not even the lawyers and judges. Everybody breaks the law sometime, the best you can do is minimize the impact of your lawbreaking. Hopping a freight train generally has a very low impact, such that most of the time nobody but the hobo knows it even happened. So if you need a ride, that might be the best way. You say hopping a freight is like stowing away on an airliner because you couldn't afford the ticket. Not so: the freight train goes where no passenger train goes, and the freight companies don't provide passenger service, so it is impossible to buy a ticket at any price. By the way, people provide free transportation all the time, just to be nice. Ever heard of hitchhiking? And I'm thinking that in some places, hitchhiking is more dangerous than freight hopping.

[@Romin.777]

Just like Stobe (RIP) said: Foamers suck mostly.

[@brentargue]

As for jumping trains, never jump a coal car, that shit is as dirty as fuck.

[@dougshrader7721]

So where were they busted? Never saw the train stop or any Police action at all.

[@JSTONE9352]

I once saw a couple of people standing inside an open door boxcar at a street crossing.

[@charlesmiller000]

I was never a 'bo but I rode the rails couple of times. Shortcuts through St. Louis. Leave the 'bos alone. Shades of "A#1" Borgnine.

[@montysmith6355]

so where were the train police,farther down the line? i use to drift coast to coast border to border for two years but it got to dangerous .

[@bobbypaluga4346]

Other riders were crouched inside the backend of the coal cars, where is the part about the riders getting busted?

[@Jemalacane0]

Maybe a couple of coach cars should be added to every freight train and people offered no-frills ride for a very low fee.

[@integr8er66]

They do that already its called Amtrak and its govt subsidized like the city bus system so poor people can get around.

[@andysedgley]

@@integr8er66 1 year and no likes? I nearly choked on my beer! 😂

[@michaelmcneil4168]

What is there 20 to 30 tons of coal in a truck and 3 or 4 miles of train? So how many trains do they run each day? So I can get some idea how much they tunnel out of the ground?

[@ackmino]

Michael McNeil in the Northwest for bnsf we ran 123 car coal trains at 16,000 tons total. That included the weight of three locos (200 tons each I think).

[@michaelmcneil4168]

Boy that is some energy coeefficincy

[@ackmino]

Michael McNeil I know, it's amazing really. They can pull about 1 HP per ton. What boggles me is that the AC traction motors are wired with 2 ought size wire - same size wire feeding a household electrical panel/meter box. Very efficient really.

[@michaelmcneil4168]

:D until they catch fire. Reminds me of the man who was training his donkey not to eat hay. He saved a lot until it died. > 1 HP per ton Is that per mile? How big are the engines in the locomotives?

[@ackmino]

+Michael McNeil. around 4400 HP. smaller switch locos are 1500-2500 HP. the engines are simple, but the electrical control systems are pretty advanced.

[@coloradowilderness3139]

I must be be a train driver . Why always two engine ? Would someone tell me how many wagons there ?

[@PowerTrain611]

Of all trains to choose to ride... They're all covered in coal dust!!

[@chadalpha7983]

Riding loaded coal, they must have been filthy when they got off

[@Elfnetdesigns]

Those riders would have shit if the hopper doors opened, which is known to happen.

[@TriStateRailfan]

I would ride it because coal can be turned to diamond with over heating it and using intense pressure So I would be so rich I would take all coal from the car idc how long it takes I would over heat and use tons of pressure and all of it (soon) and it would all turn to diamond and I would be as damn rich as fuck

[@armankordi]

+xxMineVSCraftxx Gaming & Railfanning alright you only need to wait a few million years

[@Soulrider2012]

I think someone failed science. You need heat and intense PRESSURE to form diamond. :)

[@flavatown1730]

xxMineVSCraftxx Gaming & Railfanning it happens form being heated by being close to the earths core and having miles of rock piled on top to create the immense pressure. So have fun with that

[@ironmatic1]

Flava Town He wasn't talking to you.

[@bigkiwimike]

xxMineVSCraftxx Gaming & Railfanning To make coal you do indeed need heat and pressure. You also need millions of years!

[@robertmendez9045]

Nice video. Thank you for telling us what and when to look for!

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Did i see correctly that the coal cars had two axles instead of four axles is is more usual?

[@patrickmcconville9908]

Optical illusion due to the angle of the camera

[@maxshelltrack9720]

They got four axles.

[@fhfffhfhffffhfhfourt]

so, did you call the cops?

[@horsegizmodisney4188]

not BUSTED just because you filmed them. So what

[@davidbaker8762]

Stay in your own lane, simple.

[@89horizon]

More annoyed at the people just standing there in the middle of the shot TBH

[@missrita1826]

Leave them alone, some have a hard time in life enough as it is. Let them enjoy the ride. What show was it on that a millionaire did this and just wanted a month to be a hobo just to get away from it all?

[@volfan1nga]

Just because you saw them doesn't mean they were "busted"..... thumbs down...

[@clydek.elkins3102]

U r dum

[@brandysigmon9066]

Are those 0-6-6-0

[@BudgieJane]

No. C-C.

[@kevinrichards3288]

Why pay money to ride a passenger train when you can ride a freight train for free. Lol

[@jacquesblaque7728]

Just FYI: "rider's" means, in English, "of rider" not plural, as in "riders". Huge difference. Language evolved after millennia of work. Is it true you have people gathered here to watch a coal drag leave town? Really?

[@derekrohan9619]

No riders were busted in this video so if that’s what your here to see don’t waste your time.

[@timsebastian5758]

Theres way more important things to do than pick on the hobos that ride the rails. As long as they arent destroying anything leave them be.

[@spuwho]

I saw 2 backpacks at around 1:38 before the guy popped his head up top at 4:00.

[@Railroader1206]

If you're going to ride, don't do it in a live load. The load can shift and you're dead like that.

[@markm6488]

Alliance Rail Productions

[@chrisswin8976]

This is one of KZbin roll over. Just over and over and over and over and over again I'll never buy their package for anything.

[@sludge4125]

That’s the last type of car you want to ride in.

[@alexwiddowson3756]

Those were two BNSF's (6206 and 6420) pulling this coal train, and the two train riders got what they deserved!

[@kingjames7273]

Yes both arrested at next fuel stop up line

[@socrates5162]

If you're going to stand in the fucking way....the least you could do is lift up your shirt...

[@jamessimmons1888]

Coal trains are fast and get to destinations quicker, but it's a dirty ride.

[@MrJohnisthename]

"A No.1" The only "Bo" to ever ride the Shacks train.

[@bombud1]

the rider's busted what? or... the busted is owned by the riders? what exactly is a busted?

[@joewnav]

Im surprised the BNSF crew didnt report her for trespassing on railroad property

[@heavydutyrepair64]

Thats in csx country a run thru probably from powder river basin to a power plant in georgia

[@frankpeletz1818]

Anyone every seen the movie "Emperor of the north (pole ) with Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine ?

[@BobMocarski]

I mean seriously people. Let the guy ride. He is not bothering you or anyone. I fully support him in doing i only would dream of doing.