Railroad Crossing in the woods?

I heard something about a railroad crossing in Redding, CT. I think it's off of North Main Street, but I am not sure. There will be a road through there in the future but I would love to know the location of this crossing if you have any info, because I'm not even sure it's in Redding. Thanks so much -DoubleC

Can I sue The Student Room if I accidentally jump in front of a train whilst waiting for my train home?

I hear that so many people in my area (East Midlands, UK) seem to jump out in front of trains - thus causing delays and cancellations. Once, 2 different incidents happened twice within a week of each other!
Now, I was just wondering, if I was to accidentally jump in front of a train (thus causing delays for other people), can I sue The Student Room forums for this? If not, can I sue East Midlands Trains instead?

For some reason, starting the 8th November, trains going to Brighton west-side have to change at Worthing and catch a bus to Brighton from thereon. There is no information as to why, and it's really annoying me and I have a few questions like:

How will I identify the replacement bus compared to the coaches and other buses?

Will my ticket to Brighton cover my journey via bus to get there?

etc...

128.00 USD

Friday, December 5, 2014
Fresno to Bakersfield
9:55 am - 12:02 pm
2 hr, 7 min
702 San Joaquin (Amenities)
2 Reserved Coach Seats
Friday, December 5, 2014
Bakersfield to Los Angeles
12:10 pm - 3:10 pm
3 hr, 0 min
5902 Bus (Amenities)
2 Reserved Thruway Seats
VALUE
2 Adult
$64.00
2 Reserved Coach Seats
included
2 Reserved Thruway Seats
included
Subtotal
$64.00

Sunday, December 7, 2014
Los Angeles to Bakersfield
2:10 pm - 6:05 pm
3 hr, 55 min
5903 Bus (Amenities)
2 Reserved Thruway Seats
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Bakersfield to Fresno
6:20 pm - 8:14 pm
1 hr, 54 min
703 San Joaquin (Amenities)
2 Reserved Coach Seats
VALUE
2 Adult
$64.00
2 Reserved Thruway Seats
included
2 Reserved Coach Seats
included
Subtotal
$64.00
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How do Dual-Mode locomotives work?

Such as the P32 from Amtrak. When it's under 3rd rail power does it simply bypass the diesel engine? Also, I saw one in NY PENN Station once and it still sounded like the engine was running even though, to the best of my knowledge, only electric locomotives are allowed in the tunnels. How does the whole system work?