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The Pedaling Prince : Idiots and Trains Don't Mix   Message List  
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John A. Ardelli has sent you a link to a blog:

The perfect example of what NOT to do when riding across railway tracks
(actually, a good example what not to do crossing railway tracks in ANY
vehicle).

Blog: The Pedaling Prince
Post: Idiots and Trains Don't Mix
Link:
http://pedalingprince.blogspot.com/2008/12/idiots-and-trains-dont-mix.html

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John A. Ardelli has sent you a link to a blog: The perfect example of what NOT to do when riding across railway tracks (actually, a good example what not to do... 		John A. Ardelli
tulii_kindala
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10:01 am

some years ago i was working for bnsf and being trained as a freight train conductor..... some of my duties were working in the yard switching cars bnsf uses...
j.a. tackett
conifir1
Offline Send Email 		Dec 27, 2008
1:56 pm

... Exactly. People don't realize trains can't stop like cars; they take time to stop because of all the weight. A similar, if less dramatic, dynamic applies...
John A. Ardelli
tulii_kindala
Offline Send Email 		Dec 27, 2008
9:11 pm

until you operate a mile long many pieced of 100,000 tons of steel and iron  you develope a great respect ......i remember at night in the yards switching...
j.a. tackett
conifir1
Offline Send Email 		Dec 28, 2008
11:36 am

While I would agree with you the majority of the time I would add stay off the tracks outside of railroad crossings to be completely correct....
John Meyer
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