Railroad Crossing at Wagner Rd in Porter, Indiana

[@frankpierce2008]

Love the shot where the guys wood fell off

[@TheBobbo4554]

+frankpierce2008 being a worker at a big box hardware store I could not help but laugh at that

[@isidrabaldazo9842]

+The Super Smash Brother lel

[@Tigers766]

H

I don't spilled my drink laughing. He was trying to wait for last minute rather he decides to beat that guard rail to cross.

[@lmsrail]

I thought that was funny as well. Lol!!!

[@lmsrail]

Hmm, what a weird malfunction. I love the moment the guys wood fell off the truck. Lol!

[@aperfectspongebobpopsicle2221]

It's not a malfunction. This is a double RXR.

[@mrclyde1996]

Soo funny that the wood fell lol!!!

[@JawTooth]

That is a very interesting grade crossing. I dont think I've seen one like that one. Great video!

[@AmtrakProductions]

I have

[@SG118P]

Is call a double railroad crossing

[@mrclyde1996]

Weird that that one of the gates did not go down and the lights

[@polandcircle6891]

This crossing is made to do that

[@zactherailfanner]

Yea the gates are programmed to do that probably because so people don’t get trapped in between

[@Jleed989]

What happened to the fallen wood? It vanished

[@garrettsubproductions8705]

That was very funny when the wood fell off haha

[@NoahTrainFanandMore]

Nice video! I subscribed.

[@elirosen1391]

Were these cantilevers accompanied by gates when they were first installed?

[@josephstachler7613]

Yes. In the early 80s until the late 90s or so there were WCH mechs and they operated the same way.

[@realimbored668]

I really hope that if they upgrade these signals they open up the lights and use a socket adapter to install a dimmable LED household lightbulb in each light (and only replace the gate lights when they burn out)

[@medicisfunny7279]

0:18 RIP the wood It fell on top of the car

[@TheChaseIsOnDVDs]

What a strange deactivation pattern! I love crossings and all but I'm not a fan of these split crossings where some lights flash and some gates drop depending on which track the train is on. I understand why they are setup that way, but given the general "idiocy" of the average person today, I can see a majority of people being "confused" when driving up to an activated crossing like this. The only place I've seen setups like this are the upper midwest (Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, MIchigan, etc.).

[@TheBobbo4554]

+The Chase is On There are some like this in Northern Alabama and I don't like them

[@210MichiganRails]

The truck dropped pile of logs like bro why would he/she put it in the hood 0:20

[@SG118P]

Is call a double railroad crossing

[@DorianTMChannel]

0:18 HAHAHAHAHHA

[@bryce2082]

DorianTM its what you call hoosiers

[@RailBrothersProductions]

Someone needs to learn to tie some wood down LOL

[@Ban_miki]

BAN「oh NO～」 myLoL