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 Posted - September 30 2019 : 12:22:09 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64Y8ZqplzFE
Something we never like to see. My bud "Crusty" was in the left
hand seat in this video. I am grateful that my good friend
did not get that Prius in his damn lap.
Apparently, the driver did not know the limitations of his
low slung auto rack and got wedged tight as glue to the
downward slope on the down side of the train embankment.
Looks like that little push knocked him loose.
Lucky days, no one hurt, especially the train crew, who were
face level with that automobile. What is almost funny, is
that the owner of the auto carrier happened to be on site,
tried to flag down the train, and then cussed Crusty and
the conductor "for not stopping in time." I guess the fellow
never saw a safety film about crossing hazards and train
stopping ability.
Edited by - Chops124 on September 30 2019 12:23:02 AM
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Posted - September 30 2019 : 09:40:52 AM
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well it does take a mile or so for a train to stop 
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Posted - September 30 2019 : 4:44:57 PM
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Wow....to see that car go flying like a toy.
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