Random TRANSPORTATION pictures

[Jolly Amaranto]

I was unable to take my car on this trip from Oakland/Emeryville to Chicago behind AMTRAK.





Denver.

[Rtrorkt]

Originally Posted by john70t

Instead of driving to Florida from DC, you can get a full luxury sleeper and get your car hauled for a price..
How cool is that?


https://amtrakguide.com/routes/auto-train/
Amtrak’s Auto Train is an overnight route between Virginia and Florida that allows passengers to take cars, motorcycles and some other special vehicles on the train for a fee (view requirements). This route is the only one in the United States that transports cars, and on-board amenities include WiFi, a dining car for sleeper car passengers and a café.

You can reserve coach seats, roomettes or bedrooms on the Auto Train. Coach seats are the cheapest option. Expect to pay around $100 to $200 for a one-way coach ticket. Prices vary depending on how far in advance you book your ticket and other factors.
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Roomette prices range from around $500 to over $700. Bedrooms cost over $1,000 and include a private shower, sink, toilet and two beds (one is wider than the other). Maximum occupancy is two adults in both of these room types. There is also a family bedroom for two adults and two children and bedroom suites, which are connecting bedrooms (you’ll need to purchase two rooms). Note that prices for roomettes and bedrooms include meals and coffee.

In addition to ticket fees, you’ll also pay fees for each vehicle you are transporting. Prices range from $150 to $300 per vehicle.

Used the AutoTrain to take my RS Clone to the 24 hours. Great trip, though the train is full of old folks. Dinner at 5 and 7. But nice ride. Left Lorton early afternoon and was in Sanford by 8AM at the track by 9. Great trip

[JavaBrewer]

Spotted in Florence IT a few days ago. Kawasaki bike with BMW motor.



Yesterday in Amsterdam a Brabus Smart Roadster

[Racerbvd]

[Scott Douglas]

Originally Posted by Jolly Amaranto

I was unable to take my car on this trip from Oakland/Emeryville to Chicago behind AMTRAK.





Denver.

I knew you were into trains, but didn't realize you had your own dome car!

[Jolly Amaranto]

Originally Posted by Scott Douglas

I knew you were into trains, but didn't realize you had your own dome car!

Not mine. It belongs to a good friend of mine who lets me borrow it and his sleeping car every now and then at a discounted rate.
Coming down Cajon Pass toward Los Angeles.

[Brian 162]

Getting ready to put away for the winter

[group911@aol.co]

It shows up here in Denver quite a bit

Originally Posted by Jolly Amaranto

Not mine. It belongs to a good friend of mine who lets me borrow it and his sleeping car every now and then at a discounted rate.
Coming down Cajon Pass toward Los Angeles.

[group911@aol.co]

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by Jolly Amaranto

Not mine. It belongs to a good friend of mine who lets me borrow it and his sleeping car every now and then at a discounted rate.
Coming down Cajon Pass toward Los Angeles.

I use to have a friend who owned the "Georgia 300"



Back when we were all on the Clay County Film Commission together, we would hand out in the kaboose.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_300

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[Heel n Toe]

[john70t]

[TimT]

My first 911 a 1970 911T, I bought it in 1980 when I got home from working a few years in the Mid-east... MY dad was pissed because he said I should of used the money to buy a house... He was right of course....but still I was 22, driving a Porsche..


That is my childhood home

[pavulon]

[john70t]

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/how-much-do-ev-batteries-cost yikes

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