World's Longest Train

This video contains the list of the world's longest trains till date. All the trains in this list are not regular trains and are just assembled to create records.

This is a compilation video of clips of longest trains assorted and ranked by Wikipedia's article on Longest Trains for which the link is given below. In case of not getting a exact video I have used a closest resembling clip for representational purposes. However, the facts displayed on the screen are accurate as per the mentioned Wikipedia's article.

BG: Rollin with the flow (YouTube Audio)

[IronWarrior]

Locomotive at the front:
We will soon arrive at our target station!

Locomotive at the end:
We didn't even left, we are still loading up the cars!

[georgepietersen]

I once encountered the South African train just as I was stopping at a crossing. Took about 12 minutes to pass infront of me. Got out as it was starting. Went to the garageshop, bought stuff, waited in a queue, paid and walked back to my car and it was still going. Waited another 2 minutes for it to finnish.

[tonymccarthy]

I remember the last one, it was bound for Port Hedland in WA. I used to live there and if you missed the lights at the level crossing, you could be there for half an hour.

[TheDepressedMemeCat]

when you skip 45 seconds and the train is still running

[wahajuddin]

Pilot: We have reach the station.
Passenger at the back: Ok its 7 km walk to the station for us lol!

[RB-fphn]

I was waiting for an Australian train to appear on this list. Now I am waiting for it to disappear.

[bigsmoke]

*_All we had to do was follow the damn train, CJ!!!_*

[anuragtripathi]

what station are you at?
locomotive 16: we've reached the destination.
locomotive 1: No we are still at station no. 5.
locomotive 7: 14 stations left.

[HesJustSteven]

I would hate to be at a crossing when one of these trains pass

[Glosiam]

I have reduced the video speed to 50% to see the actual speed, have been here from morning now, just finished my lunch

[majorlaff]

Australian BHP Iron ore train, the longest train to ever run in the
world, this train is officially in the guinness book of world records
for the longest train.
The record was set on june 21, 2001 in western australia between newman
and port headland, a distance of 275km (170 miles) and the train
consisted of 682 loaded iron ore wagons and 8 GE AC6000 locomotives
giving a gross weight of almost 100, 000 tonnes and moved 82, 262 tonnes
of ore, the train was 7.353 km (4.568 miles) long.

[berry]

the only way to watch this video is on Mute

[nickh]

To put things into perspective, the last train is roughly the same weight as a fully loaded U.S. super carrier. That's the equivalent of the USS Nimitz rolling down the tracks!

[paulp]

They say things are bigger in Texas - then they find out about Australia.

[ravikumarsingh]

Glad he mentioned speed of the video is 4x...otherwise I was kinda shocked at the speed of such a heavy train...if it really was that fast with a weight of 70000tonnes...it would take forever to stop it!..😅😅

[denysalbesko]

1:11 this train is called "Climate changer"

[tiddlesa.]

As soon as I saw BHP I knew the Aussies would be up there. I was at the look-out at Broken Hill waaayyyy in the distance I saw what looked like a loooong snake off into the horizon. It was the longest train imaginable coming closer. It was a wonderful sight to see.

[thatoneguy]

Thank these locos for keeping highway traffic WAY down.

[TheRailzone]

Nice but the music didn't go well the originals would have been more entertaining !

[kevinhixson]

I was pleasantly surprised that #4 was using steam locomotives. It's great seeing that they're still in use.