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@@BrentNguyen46 thank you

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Yes, in the game car is not shaking so much. I always wonder how that "brick" sweeps trhough the air at 79MPH.

The TSW Gallery cars sound exactly like that.

@@anthonypecoraro5472 the fact that you are 100 percent wrong

Yeah raw doesn’t have tea test in gallery cars only in bi levels

There's a train sim that has realistic Amtrak and NJ Transit routes but I mostly use Trainz, I'm mostly using 2019 now, and also have 12, TANE, 22, and a free year of 22 Plus which is normally a subscription. I live on the east coast in eastern PA but I have two female cousins in California, one of them owns a restaurant in SF with her husband, and their parents moved to northern CA they lived in San Jose before and Los Gatos before that. My uncle was my late father's brother, he also had three half brothers who are living. My father passed March 8, 1986 and I lost my mom June 14, 2022 in the hospital because her lungs got worse and they had her on a vent for several days. I never went to California or west of Ohio.

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upgraded cabcars have this cab setup

@@oct197. ahhhh that makes a lot of sense. thanks for clarification.

The door chime voice sounds a lot like Chicago metra

Those cars are the same model of cars used on the Chicago Metra. 1985 Nippon Sharyo Gallery cars.@@YeOldeGeezer

Did your Keyboard had a Stroke or something? Why does your comment look like that?

He could also operate the MP36 locos and Bombardier cab cars

I noticed it too that the door chime was the same

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Gallery

Well, if they have headsets, they can use them to listen to music which might be considered a distraction

@Orlando_Rails Why?

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Ai wrote the description

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Speed and elevation

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@@Orlando_Rails Why would the engineer need elevation? He’s not flying….

@@centralcaliforniarail maybe he meant the grade?

@@westernpacificrr yeah that’s what I meant.

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I was holding up very heavy red cam, so that’s why I put it on a tripod and it was a loaner camera that I was testing out so that’s why

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That is true

😂 yeah

Perhaps it is his choice. Perhaps he is recovering from a cold. Its nobody's business but his own and doesn't care for your judgement or pity.

This was back in 2021 masks were mandatory on the train

The reason this happens is because in the very front there is a door on the first floor, which has a small lock on it, which the wind passes through causing a howling noise, it may also be because the drivers window is open

Gallery Cabcar

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The conductor works in the passenger cars checking tickets, working the doors, and monitoring the overall operation of the train.

@@ckildegaard dose he get paid more?

The pandemic and thats not funny you wouldn't be laughing about it if ya were forced to have a mask on in restaurants or cruises or traveling by bus planes or train or even to attend classes

it was in 2021

Senility is catching up evidently

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That’s a really good question.. I don’t know the answer

It’s necessary for engineers to call signals especially on commuter lines like this because yes the dispatcher knows pretty much exactly where the train is but now also do other trains and possibly work crews on the tracks ahead. It can seem a little redundant but it is for awareness and safety especially during the rush hours as Caltrain often has several trains running right behind each other.

@@average_joe8905 thanks

@@average_joe8905 Compared to Western Europe, US Commuter rail is just backwards & weird.

@@MrSeebsy Guess that's what happens with privately owned rail companies 🤷

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The train number…..

@@ThePeninsulaRailfan wtf

@@ThisisGabe120 I dont remeber ends with 5

@@Orlando_Rails huh

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@@Orlando_Rails you're very welcome 😉