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Passenger Trains > Derailment in New OrleansDate: 09/19/17 17:53 Derailment in New Orleans Author: funnelfan There is a report of a derailment in New Orleans, but lacks many details. Supposedly 5 autoracks, a tankcar, and four empty passenger cars were overturned. I'm interested in finding out which passenger cars were involved and three or four ex-NP passenger cars from the late Mike Gelhaus collection recently went to New Orleans.
http://www.fox8live.com/story/36397320/ten-train-cars-derail-in-no-east Ted Curphey Ontario, OR Date: 09/20/17 04:38 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: rombout137 The NP cars were not involved. Looks like fake news.
Date: 09/20/17 06:05 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: swiftstream It's not "fake news." He's reporting a news item to us, from a legitimate source, and asking if anyone knows which passenger cars they were. What's "fake" about that?
Date: 09/20/17 06:16 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: rombout137 swiftstream Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It's not "fake news." He's reporting a news item > to us, from a legitimate source, and asking if > anyone knows which passenger cars they were. > What's "fake" about that? That the NP cars or for that matter any passenger cars were involved. Every news reporter is clearly a railroad rolling stock expert right? Does anyone have photos of the alleged passenger cars involved? And I know for a fact they aren't the NP cars because I own them. Date: 09/20/17 06:27 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: bbethmann HARSH!!!!!
BB Posted from iPhone Date: 09/20/17 06:28 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: ronald321 I'm only guessing, of course, but the reporter was probably referring to overturned auto rack cars -- which we know carry passenger cars (autos).
Date: 09/20/17 06:29 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: rombout137 ronald321 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I'm only guessing, of course, but the reporter was > probably referring to overturned auto rack cars -- > which we know carry passenger cars (autos). Exactly my guess... Date: 09/20/17 08:42 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: NGotwalt ronald321 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I'm only guessing, of course, but the reporter was > probably referring to overturned auto rack cars -- > which we know carry passenger cars (autos). Their not auto racks, they're FEMA Camp car for the concentration camps Obama is going to setup...oh wait... Nick Posted from iPhone Date: 09/20/17 09:48 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: PC1974 That concentration camp will reportedly be located at Amtrak's Beech Grove Shops!!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/20/17 09:48 by PC1974. Date: 09/20/17 10:08 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: P rombout137 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The NP cars were not involved. Looks like fake > news. That's great news. Posted from Android Date: 09/20/17 10:27 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: funnelfan "Among the derailed cars, 4 cars were empty passenger cars, 5 were cars carrying vehicles and one car was a tanker, potentially carrying an unknown hazardous material."
Doesn't really sound that way since he referred to "vehicles". ronald321 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm only guessing, of course, but the reporter was > probably referring to overturned auto rack cars -- > which we know carry passenger cars (autos). Ted Curphey Ontario, OR Date: 09/20/17 13:58 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: swiftstream "Fake" implies deliberate deception. The original poster gave a link to a news item that said passenger cars were derailed. That news could be wrong, but very unlikely fake. The original poster then ASKED if certain passenger cars were involved. He did not say definitively that they were. So no fake news there, either - just a question. The term "fake news" has it's place, I guess, but not when people just make honest mistakes or ask questions.
I'm glad your cars didn't derail. Sorry if I came across as overly snappy. Date: 09/20/17 19:35 Re: Derailment in New Orleans Author: jcaestecker Maybe the term 'ignorant news' would be more apropos.
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