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I hit a cow once doing 80 mph. Popped like a fawking water balloon. Hit that thing hard enough, it flew about 20 feet in the air and right over our windshield. Nasty!!!Tacoma said:I would have liked to see that!
TRNDRVR said:I hit a cow once doing 80 mph. Popped like a fawking water balloon. Hit that thing hard enough, it flew about 20 feet in the air and right over our windshield. Nasty!!!
Like I would ever stop for a flock of sheep. If it ain't a dark signal, I ain't stopping.I Lean said:I like the insinuation there: "A Union Pacific train plowed right through the flock and kept right on going."
Off to the side of the right-a-way. Happened just West of Delle. Between Delle and Marblehead. It just layed there and rotted away.Greg said:
Sooo.... where'd it land?!?
TRNDRVR said:I hit a cow once doing 80 mph. Popped like a fawking water balloon. Hit that thing hard enough, it flew about 20 feet in the air and right over our windshield. Nasty!!!
Brad said:Wait, Carl is an railroad engineer now? When did this happen?
Only by 1. Maximum authorized speed for Amtrak is 79 mph.I Lean said:80 MPH, eh? That's speeding, ya know....
I Lean said:....Currently a Conductor. (the Engineer's boss )
TRNDRVR said:Only by 1. Maximum authorized speed for Amtrak is 79 mph.
That's funny!!!
How you liking the road so far???I Lean said:
TRNDRVR said:How you liking the road so far???
Depends. Out here where I run, it's 79 mph. Some parts of BNSF territory with ATS (automatic train stop) 90 mph. East coast, up to 150 mph. All depends on the territory we run on.chadschoon said:so exactly how fast could an amtrak go???
That's equivalent to a couple of boxcars. Try 5000-ton train.way2nosty said:500 ton train