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Planes, Trains & Automobiles
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Welcome to our channel, dedicated to all things transportation! Join us on a journey through the world of trains, planes, and automobiles as we explore the fascinating technology, history, and culture behind these amazing vehicles.
Whether you're a transportation enthusiast, a history buff, or just love the thrill of the open road, our channel has something for everyone. From vintage steam locomotives to modern high-speed trains, from classic cars to cutting-edge electric vehicles, from jumbo jets to private planes, we showcase the best and brightest of the transportation world.
Subscribe now to stay up-to-date on the latest videos and join our community of fellow transportation lovers. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you on the road!
Whether you're a transportation enthusiast, a history buff, or just love the thrill of the open road, our channel has something for everyone. From vintage steam locomotives to modern high-speed trains, from classic cars to cutting-edge electric vehicles, from jumbo jets to private planes, we showcase the best and brightest of the transportation world.
Subscribe now to stay up-to-date on the latest videos and join our community of fellow transportation lovers. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you on the road!
Safety First, Last and Always | The Amazing World of Automobiles
By the end of the first twenty-five years of motoring history, Britainʼs road toll was in the thousands, and something had to be done to curb the terrible cost associated with the centuryʼs newest invention. The earliest seatbelts caught on in the 1950ʼs, three-point belts becoming law in some countries (including the UK and Australia) due to their effectiveness in saving lives. Speed limits, air-bags and stability-control technology are some other ideas that have been beneficial for safety, although air bags have the potential to cause injury and even death in children, something car manufacturers are working on to try to eradicate.
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Around the time Henry Ford was building his first car, Ransom Olds, father of the famous American Oldsmobile, was also building one. However, Ford established the forty-hour working week within his factories and introduced mass production via his moving assembly lines, heralding a new era for the industry.
#automobile #cars #cardocumentary #automobileclub #autos
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Around the time Henry Ford was building his first car, Ransom Olds, father of the famous American Oldsmobile, was also building one. However, Ford established the forty-hour working week within his factories and introduced mass production via his moving assembly lines, heralding a new era for the industry.
#automobile #cars #cardocumentary #automobileclub #autos
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The Way of the Future | The Amazing World of Automobiles
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Each year, thousands more cars are introduced to our roads, filing our air with harmful pollutants and using up precious resources. In the last ten years car manufacturers have been working on ways to cut carbon emissions and save fuel at the same time - the result so far has been hybrid cars such as Toyotaʼs Prius and Fordʼs Fiesta E-kinetic. One possible solution is the eventual replacement o...
Faster! Faster! | The Amazing World of Automobiles
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BMW has long been associated with motor-sport, its BM1 division devoted to creating cars that can outperform and outlast their competitors while sticking to the designs that have made BMW one of the most sought after cars in the middle class, prestige market. Rival Mercedes Benz has a much longer history in building sporty motor cars. Their SL Black series is an answer to BMWʼs M series, with a...
Mighty Men, Mighty Machines | The Amazing World of Automobiles
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Join us as we chart the lives of some of the most important names in the automobileʼs short history - men who have raced them, designed or built them, and as a result have become icons in their chosen field. Probably the most influential man - particularly in the early days of motor cars - was Henry Ford. He founded a company that became a vast international corporation, and remains today one o...
Motor Sport through the Century | The Amazing World of Automobiles
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Since the automobile was invented, men have raced them, pitting themselves and their cars against those of other countries in all kinds of races and conditions. The first races were feats of endurance, the most famous being Le Mons. The first French Grand Prix occurred in 1906 at Le Mons and was before the concept of a closed race track. After WWII, motorsport became a team affair, and drivers ...
Motoring for the Masses | The Amazing World of Automobiles
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We look at the advent of the machine that has kept us on the road over the last century. Since the earliest days, motoring has not exactly been cheap. In the beginning, it was only the rich who could afford wheels, but then Henry Ford changed the way the world moved. Originally, the Tin Lizzy cost $850, but eight years later, with production efficiencies, the price dropped to $360 dollars. By 1...
Trains Across America | Silver Zone Pass (1-Hour of Trains)
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Great freight action starting on the shores of the Great Salt Lake west through Wendover, then over Silver Zone Pass, including the famous Arnold Loop all the way to Winnemucca. You'll see heavy coal trains and general merchandise, as well as a cameo visit by Amtrak's California Zephyr. Heavy contemporary diesel action with Western scenery makes for a great show. Great mainline freight train ac...
The Road Less Travelled | The Amazing World of Automobiles
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In the earliest days, roads were where horses pulled carts, but as cars came along, gravel gave way to cobblestones, which in turn disappeared as the modern roads were paved with tar. Roads became more durable, but that did not stop the intrepid traveler who wanted to explore more inhospitable terrain. The first four-wheel drive was created in Amsterdam in 1903. One of the first 4WD systems was...
Peter Atonna's Model Railroad Layout | Track's Ahead
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Peter Atonna's Model Railroad Layout | Track's Ahead
John Mellowes' Model Railroad Layout | Track's Ahead
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John Mellowes' Model Railroad Layout | Track's Ahead
Prospecting Imports | The American Car Prospector
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Prospecting Imports | The American Car Prospector
ARMORED ASCENT - Tank Warfare's Transformative Journey (Full Documentary)
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ARMORED ASCENT - Tank Warfare's Transformative Journey (Full Documentary)
One Ton Fury | The American Car Prospector
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One Ton Fury | The American Car Prospector
Greely Freight Station Museum | Track's Ahead
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Greely Freight Station Museum | Track's Ahead
On the Prowl | The American Car Prospector
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On the Prowl | The American Car Prospector
Friends of Auburn Heights | Track's Ahead
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Friends of Auburn Heights | Track's Ahead
Everlasting Legacy | Cruisin' Route 66 with Michael Wallis (Route 66 Documentary)
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Everlasting Legacy | Cruisin' Route 66 with Michael Wallis (Route 66 Documentary)
Middletown and Hummelstown RR | Track's Ahead
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Middletown and Hummelstown RR | Track's Ahead
Cab Ride on the Indiana Railroad Indianapolis to Fruitdale | TRAINS ACROSS AMERICA
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Cab Ride on the Indiana Railroad Indianapolis to Fruitdale | TRAINS ACROSS AMERICA
I saw this train at Edaville rr, when i was 8. It's about time it got attention. I'm 60 now
The Pioneer Zephyr, ran by the Burlington Route, was the first one I learned about as a kid, was in so many books...probably because it was the one that raced to the '33-34 Chicago World's Fair, against the UP M10000. Now, while it was modern, convenient and offered many amenities a commuter train didn't offer in the era, this was still the height of the steam era, in the mid 30s. Steam was doing every bit of the speeds these were doing, in fact, PRR and NYCRR were hitting 100mph, much of their routes between NYC, and Chicago. And food on the 20th Century LTD wasn't cheese sandwiches. LoL Great to see this get more attention and potentially run again, I'm very excited for that! Sad the original powerplant won't be rebuilt...I know manufacturing and fabricating parts isn't cost effective. :/ but, be great to see her roll. :)
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This Naval Officer looks not at all as Nimitz
Liar Blair
Alot has changed!!
"A missile for every occasion" : such as your exwife's birthday. ExWEXocet missle.
Edaville Railroad... "On Cape Cod"???? Last time I checked, Carver is not on Cape Cod.
Take these down, not your content!
Arrogant Brit! Couldn't find an American?
Im unsubscribing just coz the music in all these documentaries is too loud. Sad 😢
Your background music is too loud! Please control it
I was a kid and born into a car freak family. I remembered them complaining about the new cars made of fiber glass.😁 I had to drive with a pillow. Oh that front end. It extended miles in front of me.
cooooool video, it kinda takes you there, id love to go some day.
SWEDEN HAD 48 ARTILLERY GUNS. NOW ONLY ABOUT 24 GUNS IF ALL WORKING. USA PRODUCED TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ARGILLERY GUNS DURING WW2.
2:58 There's been no "Psycho" without the motel.
Awesome! Who made your mortar
Sound at times distorted to the point where it is absolutely aggravating and unlistenable.
The world of German cars: Inside the service shop.
stop todays boullshit cars bring back 50s 60 s and 70s cars
Sailors don't go to lunch or dinner they get a chow
Ahh yes cube planes💀
Music AAAGGGHHH!!!
14:15 I do apologize for my English. I am a Ukrainian American. We have 4 children. This is cheap advertising is aimed at rich wimps who spoil their children. Children need to be loved and pampered until school age. As soon as the child goes to school, the child must be loved, but not spoiled. Parents and teachers need to show interest in everything the child does, how the child reads, solves mathematical problems, and honestly admires the child for everything the child has achieved through his or her labor. This is life psychology. You should not give your child expensive things, especially phones, gadgets, and cars. You must be able to feel your child and motivate him/her to strive for a quality of life. So parents don’t have problems like Hunter Biden in the future.
10:00 freaking politics grown freaking police.
6:50 In deep Russia, they still have roads like this.
4:40 Ford paid $5.00 a day to workers. I am in shock. I have been left USSR. In the USSR, a Factories paid to workers $3 per day in 1980th. F. USSR and F. Putin.
ah yes, arestiget airlines
Makes me wonder what else is false in this video
Definitely not Nimitz 😮
Excellent video. Great commentary and great views in history.
It's too bad that the US couldn't subsidize St. L like they did with the military industrial complex. Boeing Vertol proved that they couldn't build a good trolley even when subsidized to do so. The world licensed the PCC design and we turned our back on smart urban planning and transportation...
The Industrial Revolution started with textile manufacturing. Steam-powered motor drove the spinning and weaving machines that made fabric and clothing affordable for low income people. During the agrarian, feudal era most people were peasant farmers and clothing was very expensive. Now it is Aston-Martin, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley who are making automobiles for the super wealthy.
Doyle was also once part of Ross Rowland's High Iron Company. He's still friends with him along with Hank Webber and Wes Camp
Won't happen , but I'd like to see a " heritage flight " featuring all the century series fighters . Restore them to their former glory.
You'll have to settle for the odd Hun or Starfighter still around, I'm afraid.
This is an incredibly technically accurate video. The explanation of the Ivy Mike shot and its overwhelming U238 fission component, as opposed to a relatively small fusion yield, is usually overlooked in documentary films on nuclear technology.
You forgot the Spanish Miguelete pistols
Goofy ahhh AI pictures 💀
Please scrap the music soundtrack. Some of the narration is muffled.
Is it just my audio or do the sound effects make the commentary too difficult to follow.....?
yup, can barely hear the commentary
THIS VIDEO NEEDED A COMPITANT ""SOUND ENGINEER"",,,,,,,,,BOOOOOOOOOOO
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15:17 having flashbacks of jail toilets 😂
( 27:47 ) The video claims this is Admiral Chester Nimitz; this is definitely not Admiral Nimitz….
Spot on
It's Admiral Charles Lockwood, COMSUBPAC for most of WWII.
Didn't Union Pacific ran steam locomotives on Cajon Pass until January or February 1953.
If I recall correctly, the last scheduled run of steam (by Union Pacific) on Cajon was in 1948. After this the engines assigned to the Los Angeles basin were quickly reassigned and replaced with the freshly delivered FBM and EMD diesels. In 1950, a traffic rush combined with the worse than expected performance of the FBM diesel helpers necessitated moving a small number of steam engines (4-8-2s and 2-10-2s) back to Cajon in helper service until the following year. By 1953 UP steam should have been all but gone, but the Santa Fe stuck with steam a little longer.
the music is extremely poor and makes it difficult to hear the announcer.
I muted the audio and read the transcript
Good idea! There's nothing particularly wrong with the narration or the music, it's just that the music is far too loud and drowns out the narrator.
Thanks for putting this gem of a vid up, Best wishes to yourself,loved ones and fellow viewers.
Work on audio poor.
You need to do a little more research, you're getting your car models mixed up, especially the Cadillacs.