Each train, leaving one destination, arrives at the final one. What if it didn't arrive? Then where is he? The answer to this question is given by the GAZ channel. You will see many trains that, for one reason or another, are "stuck" on the way and, obviously, forever ...
Why did the long trains, for the construction of which considerable funds were spent, remain on the tracks, useless to anyone? There are many reasons - for example, after the end of the Great Patriotic War, no one needed steam locomotives and wagons carrying coal, and therefore entire echelons were mothballed. Yes, some trains are still monitored, they are guarded so that they are not taken away for scrap. Some copies are restored and donated to museums. However, such "happiness" falls far from all trains. Not only the old trains are abandoned: in France, such an unenviable fate befell the train, released in the 90s and plying between Brussels and London at a speed of 200 km / h.
And what else can be done with the old car, if not given for remelting? There are options: for example, in the USA they made a bridge out of it! The car was thrown from one side to the other. However, how it was delivered to the place is a mystery. What other reasons are there for people to abandon trains? The author of the video will tell and show in detail what the railway trains have become that once transported people and goods at different times and in different countries.
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