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It’s My Track… No It’s Mine! Who Got There First?

Photo credit: http://lefunny.net

With so many railroads around the world it’s not surprising the strangest things happen at times. Sometimes with tragic consequences and often with just damage to track/trains and inconvenience, not to mention the financial cost of putting things right. This photo is one such example…not an easy problem to fix.

Perhaps readers could suggest how this collision might have happened, and/or the likely process for rectifying the problem. Also if you just want to add a funny caption then go ahead.

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Stephan
Stephan
7 years ago

In attempt for increasing ridership and keeping costs down, the company is doubling the cars on each track.

Rick
Rick
7 years ago

After you. No, after you. NO! – AFTER YOU! …….. OH, NOOOOOOO!

JOHN WORRALL
JOHN WORRALL
7 years ago

IS THIS A LADIES EXCUSE ME ?

Vyt
Vyt
7 years ago

When #7045 tries to do a photo-bomb.

Edward Guenther
Edward Guenther
7 years ago

What country is this so I can skip a train ride there.

Sheldon Clark
Sheldon Clark
7 years ago

The lettering is Cyrillic, so Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ukraine….

Robert
Robert
7 years ago

Out of the way, I’m coming through.

Knight
Knight
7 years ago

So this is what it looks like when two rivalry companies get the chance to try and run each other off the rails.

Phil
Phil
7 years ago

Don’t you just love how we met on Tinder.

Kevin Ching
Kevin Ching
7 years ago

The Station Master said I had to share the track 7119, Not so sure if this is what he meant.

Sheldon Clark
Sheldon Clark
7 years ago

SPAD – “Signal Passed at Danger”. Or a short in the signalling system (as at Clapham some years ago).

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