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Railroad Ties and Tracks I always thought that one section of a railroad track was just like another, but that really is not the case. According to the U. S. Federal Railroad Commission there are 5 classes of railroad track, depending on how many cross ties there are. Class 5 track has the greatest number of crossties, while a class 1 track has the fewest. There is also a difference in the number of crossties within each class of track, depending on whether the track has a curve of over 2 degrees. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Railroad Ties and Tracks
Thanks for that article. That's good to know. Makes me feel safer on the train too!
Thanks again!