Topic: I want to learn how to drive a steam locomotive.
La Reina Catalina !j0siCathyI started this discussion 1 year ago #121,939
I don't know where I could find a specialists or expert who would be able to teach me.
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Be honest, you just want to toot the whistle.
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Me either
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> I don't know where I could find a specialists or expert who would be able to teach me.
Starting at $91.15 | Departs Fort Bragg | The Steam Locomotive Experience -1 3/4 hour ride. VIP $125
Train engineers must be licensed and certified by the Federal Railroad Association. Once a candidate has completed a formal training program and earned hands-on experience, they can obtain their license by passing an exam that tests their knowledge and technical skills of operating trains safely, pass a hearing and vision test and agree to a background check.
> I don't know where I could find a specialists or expert who would be able to teach me.
Starting at $91.15 | Departs Fort Bragg | The Steam Locomotive Experience -1 3/4 hour ride. VIP $125
Train engineers must be licensed and certified by the Federal Railroad Association. Once a candidate has completed a formal training program and earned hands-on experience, they can obtain their license by passing an exam that tests their knowledge and technical skills of operating trains safely, pass a hearing and vision test and agree to a background check.