DRIVERS VIEW OF TRINIDAD'S PRIORITY BUS ROUTE BETWEEN PORT OF SPAIN AND ARIMA IN 2016, 2018 AND 2022
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- A DRIVERS VIEW OF THE PRIORITY BUS ROUTE BETWEEN PORT OF SPAIN AND ARIMA
HOW MANY PEOPLE TRAVEL ALONG THE PRIORITY BUS ROUTE EACH DAY WITHOUT KNOWING THAT IT WAS ONCE THE COURSE OF THE 1876 TRINIDAD GOVERNMENT RAILWAY LINE TO ARIMA?
In 2016 I had the opportunity to travel the full length of the Priority Bus Route between Port of Spain and Arima.
Since that time, I have made several trips, over the last five years, each time taking video footage along with my own narration highlighting historic aspect of the route.
In this video I have shot footage over the full length of the Bus Route between Port of Spain and Arima.
I have included narration and interjected archive photographs and cine footage of the railway, trains and stations at the appropriate points all along the line.
Thanks to my friend Martin Singh and his maxi taxi 'God's Mercy' for taking me on this journey back in time.
Glen Beadon 17 July 2022
Your efforts to educate and keep a new generation appraised of our history is highly appreciated. May God bless your endeavors.
Brother I am so really proud of you, your timing and teaching is priceless, MAY ALMIGHTY BLESS YOU
I believe that your information should be seen and thought in our school to remain alive in our hearts and minds.
It’s really priceless what you are sharing and note I left Trinidad almost 40 years now and what you thought me now is really informative
Remain awesome my country BROTHER
MAY THE ALMIGHTY BLESSED YOU,FAMILY AND EVEN THE DRIVER FAMILY AS WELL.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🫡
Absolutely interesting history and beautiful video 🇹🇹👍
Mr Beadon,,, This is truly a gem of a video sir....I thank you much for the yesteryear pictures of the beautiful trains we had back then..
This video should be in the school curriculum...for our history is where the youths of today may well appreciate what we had and where we came from,,, our forefathers may have a great part to play in this history...
Your commentary on the whole on the journey to Arima and the window views of all the Old and famous structures are incredible.. Simply beautiful!!!.
I'm a lover of History..and can't wait to start my Bus rides across Trinidad with my TTARP CARD...
God Bless someone as special as you...FOR YOUR GREAT WORKS.🤗🤗🤗😍🏚🏚🏡🏡🏠🏠🏤🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🎶🎵🎶🎶🎼💞💞😸
MrBeadon
Sir,
I'80,and traveled on T G R from 10 Mt's to the end of TGR,I would be glad to talk with you.
Send me your email of telephone number and I will contact you. Thanks for your comment.
Excellent comparison of the railway and priority bus routes. This video is a gem
This is really beautiful thank you for making this video
Thank you creating this video.
Great video Mr. Beadon! Nice commentary, and photo comparisons too.
Some of the areas needs to have traffic lights to make is safer for all not only the buses but people who crosses , putting the lines to make them know it is a crosswalk. It is nice that you are giving a your of the buds routes .Great job On CZcams Glen I am follower of CZcams
i was fortunate to travel on the passenger train in the early 60's, my stop was railway rd. California.
When I was young I used to say, "bus terminus!"
I'm old enough to remember the wooden walkover outside City Gate!
This country sweet too bad! If only some citizens would appreciate it more.😢
Great video man!
well done!
Very informative and nicely done video, thanks Glen and Martin, well done.
Thank you for this remarkable historical narrative. They need to bring back the rail system.
Nice info but all this made me miss home even more..I think I'm due for a vacation 😆
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Mr Beadon this country owes you a huge debt of gratitude for hilighting our railway system, which seems purposely left out historically I guess because of the fear of it being too enlightening to citizens.
"Every line of the railway " please hasten the release of your book, hundreds are awaiting copies and will be introduced into the school curriculum.
RSVP
Thank you John. I have just completed a book now available in the UK and soon to available in Trinidad too. The book is called The Railways Of Trinidad and it covers the history.