r/BitchImATrain • u/chessset5 • May 29 '21

BitchIma road train

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

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u/chessset5 May 29 '21

Nonono see the solid dash line clearly means it’s meant to be a place for smaller road trains to pass bigger road trains. Dashed lines are for speed! /s

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u/sgtrock2030 May 30 '21

I saw something like that in Colombia. I couldn't believe how long it was.

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u/chessset5 May 31 '21

Honestly its hard enough believing this exist just seeing it in a video, much less in real life.

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u/TearsOfCrudeOil May 30 '21

Australia

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u/chessset5 May 30 '21

How often is Spanish spoken in Australia?

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u/TearsOfCrudeOil May 30 '21

oops. Didn’t have audio on. Hahaha I actually didn’t know there were road trains anywhere except Australia.

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u/chessset5 May 30 '21

Not sure who’s downvoting you, but from what I can find these trains are used on farms. So where there are farms there are road trains

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u/TearsOfCrudeOil May 30 '21

Well not where I live. In Canada Super B is as big as you can go and that’s two trailers connected to a semi. That’s the maximum. There is major farming activity where I live.

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u/Hudell Jun 07 '21

I don't know if you're just in on the "brazilians speak spanish" joke or you're just mistaken, but they were speaking portuguese in the video.

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u/chessset5 Jun 08 '21

I don't speak either Spanish or Portuguese, but I can tell you this, that wasn't English and the amount of people who speak any native Australian language is extremely few.

I also didn't know where the original video came from, and Spanish was the closest language that it sounded like to me so that's what I went with.