Trains of the Midwest Part 5

Haven't uploaded a clip recently, so here is a new one thrown together real quick for y'all.
Didn't put locations filmed in this one since no one ever watches or reads it anyway.
Any questions just ask, hope you enjoy!

[@richardgerlach5156]

Well done! I especially enjoyed seeing those double-length auto parts box cars on that U.P. auto rack train! Don't see them much anymore where I live!

[@jamesclaeys8419]

Love the night shots when the lights and bells start up, kind of ominous! And the train's light off in the distance coming closer. Nice video.

[@trainmanj]

Great to see the entire train and different locations!

[@e4437]

Nice video

[@JohnNyren65]

Awesome videos!

[@gamerbeast7698]

I love your videos they are the best!!!

[@fredthompson7465]

Beautiful sunset shot at 10minute mark

[@TrainmanKight]

Thanks.

[@WideWorldofTrains]

Nice trains, well done

[@StarTard8]

Those midwestern trains are LONG, plus they have a really diverse mixture of freight! I'm from the eastern seaboard and I don't get trains like these.

[@francescahorsford9959]

My autistic son loves this video, especially the music. Is it possible to tell me what the music is?

[@tericlose33]

what city and state is the crossing at 24:40

[@ctrailfan07]

Great video!

[@psychocuda]

Lol around 20:00 there's a Fruit Stripe truck. You would lose flavor in the time it takes for the Amtrak to pass by.

[@e4437]

Nice Video

[@spartaotano1906]

wow I just knew the train in the USA has a very long train in a time. a very rare sight here in Indonesia even in Asia I think. anyway great video.

[@leopoldwedl]

20:34 90 waggons? how long is the train?

[@JoshsTrainVideos]

Nice video!

[@jeremiahward3076]

20:26 where is the train???

[@lmogden1]

great video

[@irelandbloke]

Fantastic videos !

[@princegabor]

splendid!!!!

[@stephenbarker3179]

why do you need a SIGN TO TELL YOU , TO NOT PARK ON THE TRACKS ? ?

[@kurtburgess1519]

Isn't that the O.Winston Link Band at the beginning?

[@TowMater603]

Intro music - Offspring , keep "em Separated

[@GBraidi78]

The first crossing is where? around 2:00

[@pizzasubs]

have always been curious, where there are multiple engines hooked up to each other, like in a couple of these, whey do they sometimes hook them up rear to rear, instead of hooking them up the back end of one engine to the front end of the 2nd engine?????

[@masswolf]

good videos..

[@yourock4132]

Nice

[@Nitfluad]

By the lenght of the trains i can see how important is rail transport in USA.

[@kurtburgess1519]

Great 35 minutes. Nice open vista locations. Where was the majority filmed? Northern Illinois? Nice to see the IC units.

[@MegaZsolti]

A question just came to my mind. What if a crossing breaks down after a train (any kind of train) has already passed the last station before the crossing?

[@Robbi496]

Great Videos! One of the lines is The Ex-Frisco line to Memphis, No?

[@MrRickBevan]

Nice vid

[@ADJLfanatic52]

Who's the owner of the line in the second clip? U.P.?

[@TrainmanKight]

Crossings at 1:20 is BNSF 7:24-12:54 and 25:25 IS UP 13:00-20:35 and 28:43-34:02 is CN

[@КатеринаФролова-э3м]

Yes, I do.Cool!!!