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Community => Transit => Topic started by: F train fan on February 07, 2011, 05:48:57 pm
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my mom went to the supermarket and they put on the speakers that a train derailed but she mistook what they said and now we are confused as to wheher they said a train derailed or the A train derailed and keep in mind I was not there with her so did a train derailed and if yes what train line was it
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I know an Amtrak Train derailed in queens
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I know an Amtrak Train derailed in queens
Outside the East Tunnel in Manhattan near Penn Station not Queens...If not some LIRR Trains are Delayed or either Cancelled
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I know an Amtrak Train derailed in queens
Outside the East Tunnel in Manhattan near Penn Station not Queens...If not some LIRR Trains are Delayed or either Cancelled
Actually it was a amtrak. An Acela derailed in queens causing big headaches for the LIRR:
http://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/local_news/amtrak-train-derails-in-tunnel-affects-lirr-20110207 (http://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/local_news/amtrak-train-derails-in-tunnel-affects-lirr-20110207)
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bve is right. It was an Amtrak. 2 cars derailed. I saw it on Fox 5.
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when did this derailment happen i did not hear of it. i watch fox 5 and did not see it. was the train going fast i hope nobody got hurt.
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No. In the video, it says it was a low speed derailment.
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How can you derail at a low speed?
A broken switch or something?
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How can you derail at a low speed?
A broken switch or something?
Either something on the tracks or the switches weren't put in place properly
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oh. O.o
Was anyone hurt?
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IIRC not really, it wasn't that bad of a derail
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Nice. Now i think twice of taking Amtrak.
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Nice. Now i think twice of taking Amtrak.
I wouldn't. Derailments happen weather you want it or not, just like plane crashes. I think Amtrak does a pretty good job with their operations.
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There was a derailment underground too I remember an N train had derailed once and it was one of the R160s that derailed.
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I forgot if it was a collision or a derailment, but anyone remember; I believe it was a B train right before Dekalb Ave, this was probably a long while back when some of the forum members were still in the single digit years.
Another one, can't really say it was a derailment but kind of caused one? The L train incident at Rockaway.
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I forgot if it was a collision or a derailment, but anyone remember; I believe it was a B train right before Dekalb Ave, this was probably a long while back when some of the forum members were still in the single digit years.
Another one, can't really say it was a derailment but kind of caused one? The L train incident at Rockaway.
I remembered that incident - it was a D train that derailed right before DeKalb Ave.
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I forgot if it was a collision or a derailment, but anyone remember; I believe it was a B train right before Dekalb Ave, this was probably a long while back when some of the forum members were still in the single digit years.
Another one, can't really say it was a derailment but kind of caused one? The L train incident at Rockaway.
http://www.nycsubway.org/cars/r68.html (http://www.nycsubway.org/cars/r68.html) if you scroll down a little bit to where it say "Car Notes" youll see what happend to cars # 2805 and 2807, and for the L train it was an incident when a motorman had a set of R143s and to put it back to the yard but then had a seizure which caused a bumper block overshoot. http://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?50220 (http://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?50220) picture does not belong to me
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I heard that a MFL (Market Frankford Line) here in Philly derailed before.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market%E2%80%93Frankford_Line (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market%E2%80%93Frankford_Line)
March 7, 1990: Three people were killed and another 162 were injured when the last three cars of six-car train #61 derailed leaving 30th Street Station westbound at 8:20AM. It is believed that one of the traction motors dropped out of the rear truck on the third car (M3) somewhere between 15th and 30th street stations, and it became entangled in a switch immediately upon leaving 30th street station. The front truck of the fourth car (M3 #818) followed the third car, while the rear truck of the fourth car took the diverging track, causing the car to shear halfway upon striking the steel pillars separating the tracks beyond the switch.
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This there any picture of this incedent. i wanna see that :'(