Dearborn Street Railroad Crossings Tour, Detroit, MI. (Delray Junction)

[@MidwestRailfanProductions28]

Nice Tour!

[@damon810railfan]

Thx

[@michigangirl5072]

Oh, and nice tour. 😊

[@damon810railfan]

Thx

[@raptorbirdsfan2024]

5:27 - Correction: Those Lights are 3 Pairs of the WCH 2ND Gen. LEDs, not Safetran. LOL

[@damon810railfan]

Yeah sometimes I do slip up like that Just little distractions like all the trucks around can mess me up lol

[@Wespa1877]

I hope their are more abandoned crossing tours. Their is a crossing in moscow russia at 30 Yuzhnoportovaya Ulitsa.

[@MittenStateRailfanProductions]

Darn it! You got to that crossing first!

[@michigangirl5072]

Please do one on W. McNichols and Mt. Elliot in Detroit? I'm assuming it is abandoned, but just to make sure, I need to know(in case I get it wrong). Are they going to get rid of the railroad? Are they going to revive it and get new crossings or keeping the old ones( which they should)? I mean they gotta do something. Whether you have the answers or not, it's okay. Oh, and if you do plan on going down there and film it, beware of the roads. They are treacherous.

[@damon810railfan]

Well, after looking at it, it looks like one of those storage lines branching off of NS/CSAO North Yard right by the mechanical depot. I can assume that it's no longer used, or maybe it is used _sometimes,_ but its in very poor shape. I've seen some lines that looked very abandoned but apparently were still used (like the Jackson and Lansing for example), so its kinda a mystery to me as well (although I doubt that its gonna get removed anytime soon too, but knowing the Conrail Shared Assets operations, they will either clean it up whenever they need it again, or just tear it out completely, so my guesses don't exactly help either lol) I'll probably check it out the next time I go downriver, but I'll have to do more research on it first lol. But either way, thanks for the suggestion

[@A38n_]

Lol