Driving On Water.

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  1. Luke8899

    Luke8899 Well-Known Member

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    Is driving through light flooding a particularly common occurrence on the railways? It is the first time I have seen a video of it and it looks pretty cool, for a few seconds it actually seems like the 403 is hovering along above the water until the ripples in the train's wake come into focus.

     
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    ARuscoe Well-Known Member

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    I've seen various TV shows about railways where they drive through floods so long as the water is below the railhead. Paddington 24/7 last year I believe
     
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    RER Deluge, this line is always damned anyway there’s always something happening everyday:

     
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    Blacknred81 Well-Known Member

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    It happens here in the states too, I'd assume as long as the flooding isn't bad, they are ok to run.
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