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Mr. Toy
Member # 311
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Does anyone know what this is?

I saw this from the Coast Starlight in Dunsmuir on the morning of May 25th. It looks like some sort of office on rails, Through the windows I could see people working at desks. On the side it said "TODAY'S DATA, TOMORROW'S TECHNOLOGY"

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Trust God, love your neighbor, and never mistake opinion for truth.
-Mr. Toy

[This message has been edited by Mr. Toy (edited 06-05-2001).]
 

daniel3197
Member # 27
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That is a track geometry car - it measures various things about track condition, using "NDT": "Non-Destructive Technology". Yes, it DOES look ODD! Perhaps the railroaders here could be more specific.


 

MPALMER
Member # 125
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Mr. Toy,
Check out the "what's new" section of trainweb. The listing right next to your Starlight Travelogue on June 6 mentions the layoffs caused by the suspension of Amtrak's Vermonter. In that article, it discusses a Track Geometry car and what it found on that line.
MP
 
Mr. Toy
Member # 311
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Thanks for the info, guys.I read the story and it was interesting. Its comforting to know they have a way of checking that stuff that holds up our wheels.

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Trust God, love your neighbor, and never mistake opinion for truth.
-Mr. Toy
 




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