Yes, you can feel vibrations on train tracks. As a train passes over the track, it produces vibrations that travel through the ground and up into your feet or hands. These vibrations often make it difficult to stand still near a passing train, as they can be quite strong. However, this is not just limited to trains; any form of locomotion creates vibration in its surroundings—cars driving by on roads, jets taking off from airports—all of these create their own unique type of vibration. The intensity of these vibrations depend on many factors such as speed and size. For example, if two trains are running side-by-side at different speeds then one may produce more vibes than the other due to its greater momentum. Additionally, heavier trains will produce more intense vibes compared to lighter ones because they have larger wheels carrying more weight across the rails. So next time you’re near a railway line take some time out and put your hand or foot down onto the ground and see what kind of vibe you get!