Street Running
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To railfans, ‘street running” brings to mind images of long trains operating down busy city streets while traffic swerves to avoid disastrous collisions. Let’s look at 22 of these locations around the country.
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| Producer | Pentrex |
|---|---|
| Run Time | 1 hour 44 minutes |
| Narration | Yes |
| Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
| Technical Details | NTSC, Region Free, View Worldwide on Computer |
To railfans, “street running” brings to mind images of long trains operating down busy city streets while traffic swerves to avoid disastrous collisions. That’s exactly what you’ll find in this collective look at 22 locations around the country where railroads continue to run trains down the middle of the street. Street running is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Modesto, California, where the Tidewater Southern (now UP) tracks have been a problem for years, has seen its last train pass down busy 9th Street. You’ll see it just before the line was closed.
You’ll also visit Erie, Pennsylvania, where street running will soon be eliminated on Norfolk Southern tracks running down 19th Street. Other notable locations include Brooklyn, New York; Chicago, Illinois; Oakland, California; Augusta, Georgia; La Grange, Kentucky; Michigan City, Indiana; West Brownsville, Pennsylvania; Santa Cruz, California; San Antonio, Texas; and New Albany, Indiana. These trains are operated by CSX, UP, NS, BNSF, CP and several short lines. It’s an electrifying experience to view massive coal trains, freights, time-sensitive intermodal trains, commuter operations, and even switch crews as they negotiate their way through traffic-filled streets in Street Running.
joe.a.russell –
Great video showing off some great street running. Also the narration is top notch, everything you’d expect from a quality rail-fan DVD.
Dan –
Street running is vanishing from the American railroad scene, but it’s alive and well in this fascinating program. Big cities to small towns, Class 1 railroads to short lines, coal drags to commuter trains, they’ve got something in common … there are trains running down the street! Excellent videography from trackside and elevated vantage points, and some of the scenes will leave you holding your breath! A truly unique railfan video, and great addition to any collection.
Lloyd –
Wow. Trains, all kinds, all different types of power. Moving slowly, cars on the look out for these monster size giants in the middle of auto roads.
Locations through out the USA adds to the movie, big cities and smaller towns. Various weather conditions adds to excitement.
There is nothing quite like it. It’s a movie that will captivate even the interest of non-railfans. There is always some different in the next scene.
Well done.
Arthur Patzwald –
nice video of trains running on Streets
Ricky –
Well for those of you railfans wondering what the name of that song was. It was Done By Gene Michael Productions called “Cheddarman”. the code is GM_165 Adrenaline Rush. It still feels like a wild skateboarding video, but it is still a railroad themed basis.