Virginia Railway Express Through L'Enfant

Various Virginia Railway Express Trains stopping at L'Enfant station in Washington DC on June 14, 2012. Thanks for watching!

[@Zuiderzee-Lives]

I wonder how much polish goes into keeping those coaches absolutely SPOTLESS.

[@dwightstewart7181]

They're fairly new. Give it a few years and they'll be beat up, corroded, paint faded, and covered in graffiti. If you look closely, you can already see the start of that.

[@LSM_Lover]

Lol.

[@GillespieRailVideos]

(Stainless Steel) works great for Amtrak

[@NOVARailandWeatherEnthusiast]

Dwight Stewart 2 years later they still are spotless! VRE really cares about their equipment and they want to make it look appealing for the passengers.

[@tpe18509]

Nice shots. This location is on my long list of places to visit

[@NapierNimbus]

great shots

[@CSX453]

Awesome vid Nick!

[@cole_lamo]

i like your intro

[@basictransportenthusiast4386]

1:39 some ex metra Pullman bi levels

[@timosha21]

I am compiling a video of commuter rail systems in the United States: I have not had a chance to film this system and was wondering if I could use 30 seconds of your footage? I would be more than happy to list your channel as credits under the description once I put out the video

[@CanonRailfan97]

Timosha21 sure I’d love that! If you just mention my name somewhere on the video I don’t care if you use the clips!

[@tyhik9338]

Did I hear the doors closing announcement?

[@1011176a]

old Metra car at 1:42?

[@LSM_Lover]

It might be... But it is most likely just a plain Pullman car.

[@woxof6969]

Brandon Hu , those old Metra cars also belong to VRE.

[@tyhik9338]

Huh?,Huh?,Huh?,Huh? 1:40

[@woxof6969]

Ty Hik, that’s just an old Metra car. But old Metra cars were used in Virginia Railway Express!

[@nixcails]

I reasonable video spoilt by 'Coldplay' music, everyone knows the best band from Devon is 'Muse'. Why do US trains clang so much and why only geared for one way commuting. Surely there should be a off peak service like Metro-North, NJT & LIRR,