Posted by Mitch Goldman on January 20, 2016 
Nicely seen and captured!
Posted by JerryE on January 20, 2016 
Don't the North American railroads use sliding expansion joints?! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expansion_joint#Railway_expansion_joints
Posted by MArailfan on January 20, 2016 
Never seen sliding expansion joints...
Posted by paul catapano on January 20, 2016 
On the old SP I heard these called "Strip Joints".
Posted by Andrew on January 22, 2016 
We Have continuous welded track so it has to use a slip joint. The Millau Viaduct in France has an enormous movement. In fact at each end there is an expansion gap of 1 metre. On the road bridge connecting Milton Kentucky to Madison Indiana, on the walkway one can see the scrapes caused by the bridge contacting and expanding. Why can the railroads not do the same?
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