NS through Reading, OH 1990 

That was my hometown growing up, Conrail was the main player on that line before all the mergers. Thanks and glad you enjoyed the video. Be sure to check out all my other Cincinnati 90s footage, plus I have all the other 90s BN, SOO and Santa Fe. Thanks again!

@@jefftoft5568 I'll be sure to, I've been really hooked on older footage lately

Thanks Brian!

That is the town I grew up and those tracks were just down the street.

@@jefftoft5568 it's so convenient, for you to do railfanning.

Thanks Nicholas, your making me go back and watch those videos which I do not mind. The first was an SD60, those did have great horns. The second was a B32-8 that too was a nice horn. Thanks for watching Nicholas!

@@jefftoft5568 8258 i think was a GP38-2 IIRC

It’s an emergency route if needed otherwise Indiana & Ohio uses it mostly.

Thank you!

I think they only go on that line if there is congestion on the other line, which I don't think there is enough traffic to cause that anymore. I loved it because my folks just lived up the hill from there. Yeah I agree.

@@jefftoft5568 there's plenty of congestion now in 2022 unfortunately. Trains are usually stopped for hours between hopple and Vaughn on the NS. If they ran 2-4 trains via Norwood on the I&O, it'd probably decrease congestion a lot.

I don’t know, I don’t have train simulator.

I lived in Reading so I know US 42 in the Ohio area.

@@jefftoft5568 I grew up in the Northeast part and they have signal has North/South i Used to Live in Columbus i would work in Delaware where 42 and US 23 would meet little History this was old SR42 till the 1940s then became US 42 in Cleveland Area this was Know as West 25th Street/Pearl Road which would Meet i-71 so Many times coming from a Fellow Buckeye

@@Steelers2841 Thanks Derrick and thanks for watching!