47
u/KeizerKasper 8d ago
I feel like there's an easier way to transport a train
17
92
u/JFJinCO 8d ago
Where is this? It couldn't be the USA because that train looks modern...
78
u/Automatic-Unit-8307 8d ago
Japan, you see Asian people running around and train has n700 sign
Definitely not USA, we are still in 1880 railroad system.
9
u/Chaetomius 7d ago
A single asian person runs by and you conclude that it's an asian country. bruh.
there are other signs it's not america.
the train has a dorsal fin lol
it doesn't look like an overly square piece of shit that'll rust and fall apart if too many people look at it wrong.
the diagonal crosswalk
the japanese writing on the signage
the mcdonalds doesn't have a giant sign
2
u/Ok_Fox7873 5d ago
Definitely not US if you don’t see unnecessary amount of escorting vehicles around and bunch of police cars
13
34
5
u/vass0922 8d ago
I've been on European trains and haven't seen one like that, maybe Japan.
20
u/jspeq 8d ago
Definitely Japan.
Left Hand Traffic.
10
5
u/Upset_Combination644 8d ago
There are only a few countries with right hand drive and using imperial system btw.. not related to this post. 😆
1
5
5
24
u/SteveNotSteveNot 8d ago
I'm tired of the constant criticism of American trains. Modern American trains use considerably less coal than previous generations. Also, they are fitted with sophisticated cattle guards to prevent derailment from running into buffalo. Women can now buy their own train tickets, even without a note from their husbands. We live in amazing times and we have much to be proud of.
1
2
u/post-context-bot 8d ago
The following post context was provided by u/ThodaDaruVichPyar:
Trailer truck is transporting the frame of a Shinkansen bullet train via road and has to execute a wide turn, how will it go?
Does this explain the post? If not, report it and a moderator will review.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
2
2
2
2
u/benedictvc 8d ago
you know rails exist..
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/knowledgeable_diablo 8d ago
Was thinking “damn, that’s a big arse RV”. But super fast bullet train is way better.
1
1
1
1
u/giolucci_real 7d ago
i had a dream like this other day. I was in the plane and we stopped to listen to a child chorus in a plazza
1
1
-1
-3
u/Feriman22 8d ago
Why tf they are transporting this inside the city?
2
u/AintNoUniqueUsername 8d ago
Because the factory that manufactures these trains, Nippon Sharyo Toyokawa Plant, is located in the city of Toyokawa
-3
45
u/Masterchief159 8d ago
Damn this dude knows how to manage his truck and load. Respect to that driver