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Sounds like Amtrak, lower priority than freight and using ancient tracks.
by ianlevesque 11y ago
Sounds like Amtrak, lower priority than freight and using ancient tracks.
- DanBC 11y agoOr England at a busy station. It's not a common occurance, but it happens often enough that people who use trains regularly can remember a time it happened to them. (I tend to like trains, but I use buses and coaches more often because price and convenience.)