A car ended up stuck on the train tracks in Miami for unknown reasons, causing a momentary halt in rail service.
“When the browser tells you ‘turn right now,'” the site joked Only in Dadesharing the video of the incident.
Apparently, the driver of the car made a wrong turn and ended up falling on the train tracks, where he got stuck.
A Brightline company train, in charge of linking Miami with Orlando, stopped at the scene, despite traveling on parallel tracks to those occupied by the vehicle.
In recent days, the company officially concluded the works on the high-speed rail line between Miami and the city of theme parks, which will enter service on September 1 with a total of 16 daily trips.
Some 2.4 billion dollars were invested in the project, which began a decade ago. Starting in September there will be 16 daily trips with departures every hour, with prices starting at $79 for adults and $39 for children.
At the beginning of March, Brightline company trains were subjected to daily tests on the track with a view to starting the passenger transportation service that will connect South and Central Florida.
The tests began on March 1 and involve trips from the Orlando International Airport to the east, about 50 kilometers, to the city of Cocoa, in Brevard County.
The company said trains running parallel to the Beachline Expressway in Orange and Brevard counties reaching speeds of 125 miles per hour (201 km/h) on daily trips along its new corridor railway.
However, in one of the tests, the “Bright Green 2” reached the record of 130 mph (209 km/h)becoming the fastest train in the southeastern United States.
At the beginning of July, a Brightline train collided with a car who did not respect the security barrier. The event took place near Midtown and was captured by people who recorded it with their cell phones from other cars.
