Virginia Railway Express System

Haha thanks :D

i've been in the US 2 1/2 months ago :P Boston - New York - Washington aboard NER #147 and #171. I made 1000+ pictures of the route....
 
Haha thanks :D

i've been in the US 2 1/2 months ago :P Boston - New York - Washington aboard NER #147 and #171. I made 1000+ pictures of the route....

Awesome! There's so much to see here, yet so time to see it all. I took a drive to northeastern Pennsylvania and took about that many pictures and this barely scratched the surface of what we saw or could see in the time we had.

John
 
I think I still have a Richmond to DC DEM, i.e. the ex-Richmond, Fredericksburg, & Potomac, where the VRE runs on the Fredericksburg to DC portion of that line. It doesn't, however, include the entire Manassas Line since that is ex-Southern. I think the it only goes out to the Fairfax County line lopping off the last 10 miles or so. TIGER lines also show the now long gone Potomac Yard as well. I can give it to you if you are interested, provided I didn't delete it.
 
Its builtin into TS12 and called 'Covered Walkover Spline'. But notice that the black ones are not available, they are my reskins...

 
Nice... I presently live in NVA and do hear the VRE now and then. One of my favorite little restaurants is in Clifton right along the VRE where they blaze through with horn blasting.
 
Nice... I presently live in NVA and do hear the VRE now and then. One of my favorite little restaurants is in Clifton right along the VRE where they blaze through with horn blasting.

Make pics and i'll may include it in the route as good as possible :D

reached Alexandria, VA estimated time for scenery work: 1h!



btw...did i mention that this route IS included in the original NEC route WAS - Boston? :p
 
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Amtrak's auto train, there are some Amtrak autoracks on the DLS (Tri-Level ETTX Autorack Amtrak) and the rest of the train is P42's and superliners, from Lorton, VA to Sanford, FL.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto_Train
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto-Train_Corporation

auto-train.jpg


It's a pretty cool concept, you take your car with you on the train.
 
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