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I understand the need for trains to blow for the crossings. However, some engineers seem to take special delight in laying on the horn. I live in Ft. Scott KS on the BNSF sub of that name. We have a crossing at Wall St, one block later at 1st St, then 3rd St, 6th St and 12th ST. I have heard horns in the middle of the night that were way over done. Some guys start blowing at Wall ST and continue blowing until they've cleared 6th. I'm a big "foamer" but I think that this excessive
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