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  1. Quick disclaimer: the reason why it was a close call is because the driver applied the emergency brakes which saved the biker, without the drivers quick thinking the situation would have been much different. Not only that, I misspelt San Joaquin, as wrote Juaquin instead. About the yelling, I was not the one yelling in the video, I will not disclose the foamer/railfan who was yelling for privacy. I also said this was train 713 it was actually 718. Lastly, the driver actually said, "bike and a phone" not "bike and a rope" And thank you for watching too!

  2. I’ll never forget when we had a fatality coming into a station. The train going into emergency, the engineer making the call, the conductor going up front to see the body……that bike rider has no idea

  3. caused confusion my assssss its not like the track lines are 20 feet apart, the biker was running late and behind and tried to hurry, i dont wanna hear no caused confusion bs, I get not wanting to miss your train and what not but damn.. at first i thought the part at the beginning was blaming amtrak haha

  4. The guy was nowhere near being hit and I make similar cuts across traffic with no problems! Everyone in this video was being so melodramatic.

  5. There was no save here, the cyclist would not have been hit if no brakes were applied. That said, it was still spectacularly stupid and I'm glad they banned the moron from the train lol

  6. What kind of idiot will just run-in front of a train like that you knew trains are very big and heavy vehicles and it takes them a long time to slow down and come to a complete stop.

  7. Um…yes it was a bad move but train wouldn't have totally hit him. The biker wasn't going at full speed he would have just hurried up if it was a closer call, at worst he would have had to jump ahead. But the train wasn't gonna hit him.

  8. So let me understand this…the guy with the bike heard the warning bells and could clearly see the HUGE train approaching, yet he was stupid enough to cross the track, anyway…and somehow, it's the trains fault? Holy Cow…we've reached a new level of idiocy!

  9. Changing tracks didn’t cause any confusion that lead to a biker nearly getting killed. I know you mean’t no offence but the way it’s written suggests it was the train operators fault.

    Regardless of what track it was on, if you step in front of a train whilst it’s moving then you’re at fault.

    The biker is a complete idiot. Clearly not paying attention as everyone else was stood in the right place. He could’ve crossed much further down the track and made the train easily.

  10. The train wasn't going to hit him at all, emergency breaks or not. That was only reason the biker crossed in the first place, he used his visual intuition based on how fast the rain was going. From your guys's comments you wouldn't survive a day in a US city managing people that J walk

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