I saw an 'oval B' on one of the machines, I'd say this is Belgian National railways project, some of the warnings are in dutch too. not many people considered gandy dancer work a good railroad job, never mind a lifelong career. One of the few jobs worst than farming! Machines like this-well, that did jobs like this, in slow motion, started replacing track gangs in the late 40's, no one minded at all. T-bone, don't worry, double tracking the Sunset route started in the boomin' early 2000's, now there is not enough business to worry about getting hit at a crossing. This was for an LA to New Orleans container route. What they didn't say was it was for Chinese stuff to get to Europe faster than going into the southern hemisphere by ship. The Canadian National main is busy doing that too, people are dreaming if they think mile long container trains every hour are local goods. When the modernized Panama canal is done, this will all be for boring online traffic only. The modern double track will come in handy, but I don't think trains will be going by like under a Christmas tree.
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