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Do they really need to sound their horns like that at night? I'd hate to live near train tracks.
When I lived in the states the guy next door was retired from the rail-road; I think I remember him telling me once they have to sound the horn for every intersection and in some built up areas. Seems there are a lot of rules and regs for driving a train, it is after all federally regulated. 😉Do they really need to sound their horns like that at night? I'd hate to live near train tracks.
I can tell you it's not easy to get a night of uninterrupted sleep with repeated 5 to 10 seconds of horns going off randomly in the middle of the night.
I believe i herd this as well. They are required to blow the Train's horn X miles from every crossing and intersection unless it is a Quiet Zone and offers other measures of crossing safety.When I lived in the states the guy next door was retired from the rail-road; I think I remember him telling me once they have to sound the horn for every intersection and in some built up areas.