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El incidente CSX 8888 se produjo por un tren de carga sin maquinista y fuera de control del CSX Transportation en el estado de Ohio, Estados Unidos, en 2001. El tren, remolcado por la locomotora N° 8888, una EMD SD40-2, que arrastraba un tren de 47 vagones, algunos de ellos cargados con productos químicos peligrosos, corrió fuera de control por dos horas a velocidades que alcanzaron los 82 ...
CSX 8888 (SD40-2), the runaway crazy 8's, leading detour train S-606-15, putting in an appearance in front of the observation deck at the annual Railroad Days weekend : Description: CSX SD40-2 #8888 was built September 1977 as Conrail #6410 : Photo Date: ...
2001年5月15日、オハイオ州 トレド郊外の ワルブリッジ （英語版） にあるcsxの操車場・スタンリーヤードにて、勤続35年のベテラン機関士がsd40-2型電気式ディーゼル機関車（8888号）と47両の貨車を仕分線から出発線に入れ替える作業を行っていた。
From 5/15/2001: News coverage from Dayton, Ohio stations and the CBS Evening News With Dan Rather. This was the infamous CSX runaway incident on the Toledo...
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15 mai 2020 · 19 years ago today, CSX 8888 took its wild 66 mile journey through the state of Ohio.Trainz Mobile 2 iOS scenes were made by me. Special thanks to:Kohlin.com...
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The CSX 8888 incident, also known as the Crazy Eights incident, was a runaway train event involving a CSX Transportation freight train in the U.S. state of O...
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17 mars 2017 · Answer: Yes, the 20th Century Fox film Unstoppable is inspired by actual events, but very loosely. On May 15, 2001, an unmanned train -- CSX Locomotive #8888, which was later nicknamed "Crazy Eights" -- with 47 cars left Stanley rail yard in Walbridge, Ohio, and took off on a 66 mile.
