European Railroad Discussion > Video of bad track in Serbia

I've seen a decent amount of photos and videos of trains in different European countries, and can hardly think of anything that looks like bad track. So, this video was an interesting surprise.

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"Splashing rail joints - the best edition of Serbian Railways"

There are some closeups that seem reckless to film but... happen to also be fascinating. In the US I've seen bad mud pumping but I don't know that I ever saw it right where switch points are, which this video shows. There are both container trains and passenger trains going over it. The video description claims this is a notorious location of poor maintenance where improvements have been promised but haven't occurred. I'm surprised at what traffic uses it.

We have a wet spot at Castle Cary here in the UK. When it's about to be sorted out you can see a noticeable dip as each carriage connection passes over.
Every month the NMT (Track geometry and other things) comes through at track speed (90mph) and when things get to a certain point Network Rail come in and retamp the track. I gather it's been like this for "years" (I can vouch for at least 10 years).

The video seems to have been taken with a zoom lens which probably makes it look worse than it is.