Why is the Yellow Line like this?
Today's video focuses on the Yellow Line: that fascinating little shuttle line out in Chicago's suburbs, that often feels so different from the rest of the CTA network. How long has it been like this? How did it get to be this way? Answers to those questions and more can be found here! This video is one of multiple installments in my series "The Oldest Rails". See the full playlist here: • The Oldest Rails This video features one or more images from NellsWiki at English Wikipedia: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

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The Story Of Chicago's Iconic Loop

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We Installed a Turbo Diesel Tractor Engine in a King Midget Microcar and It RIPS!

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This Is The Oldest Part Of The Red Line

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"Spiritual Warfare: Everything You Need to Know and Be Ready For" - Fr. Dan Reehil

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Three Days of New York & Atlantic Railway Action Across Long Island! - 6/22-6/24/26

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Chicago's Transit Is Heading Towards Disaster (But we can do something!)

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Fixing Up The Kirovets Tractor - Working on wheels & steering Cylinder

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Verstärkung für Roland und seine Lok | Die Nordreportage | NDR Doku

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I Traveled To Indiana Using The CTA

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ASMR Deep Ear Attention

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Chicago’s Rail Isn’t Broken — It’s Stuck

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I Visited Every "L" Station in Chicago! (The Chicago "L" Challenge)

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Why Chicago's Express Train Isn't Really Express

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CTA 75th Anniversary Celebration (with heritage trains and buses)

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Henkel train in the middle of Frankfurt – Freight traffic on the Camberger Bridge

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CTA Extensions

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Geopolitical Portrait of Belarus

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Chicago Metra and CTA Are About to Change

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Why the CTA Pink Line ran trains TWICE their normal length

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