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9:46 A reason the train moves then stops is to get the rear of the train closer and quicker to the crew or crew member (which are likely near the locomotives) that will ride the back of the train.
I just thought it was rare since it’s not usually seen here. The shortened train was common at the time, but normally it wouldn’t be led by three locomotives.
@@teddyguerrero1235 nice It's hard to tell anymore Sometimes upgrades come out of nowhere You'll drive by an old set of signals and next thing you know laying on the side there are the new ones
The ace sc 44 charger train locomotives models are my favorite train 🚂 locomotives models because I like the designs colors and train models itself I always wanted to see ride or drive them they are just beautiful train locomotives and need love too
The Tamien station is owned by Caltrain, so only they stop at the station. ACE trains only pass through there because they store their trains on sidings just south of the station.
