Has anyone been over the tracks in San antonio?

Question

wher the ghosts push you accross thier bus got hit by a train and they all died in that location you can see their hand prints on the car

i have been there and the bus really did get hit by the train and its on ashley st ive been there and on the anniversary they put wreaths out there for them and no there is not people out there because there is a law against doing it so if you get caught you get a ticket

I am sure the majority of you have heard of this legend before in some fashion or another... but having once lived in San Antonio for 10 years and performing the experience personally, I would like to explain some actual facts about this infamous urban legend. This story is none other that the haunted railroad tracks. So the rumor goes, when you put your car in neutral, the hands of ghost children killed by a train accident in the 1950's supposedly push your car over the tracks to safety.

Well, this story actually has a factual basis. If you are ever in San Antonio, if you head south on Highway 281 and turn off on Loop 410 west, exit into a little subdivision, there is a set of railroad tracks. Back in the 1950's it is documented that a school bus with children was hit on the tracks, killing the children and driver. Even the streets in this area are named after the children.

Answer 1

ive heard that story before, but havent been there. i also heard if you put flour (the white powdery stuff, not the plant) all over the back of your car and u put ur car in neutral while crossing, the children will push the car over the tracks and you can see their handprints on the back

Answer 2

Yup. Been there, done that. Although it's never been proven that it really happened (the crash between school bus and train), but it was very atmospheric and creepy. Mind you, now it's usually crowded with people, so it is not as much of an "experience" as it once was.

Answer 3

Nope