It's lunchtime here on the East Coast, let's take a look at some uninspiring American trains--starting with Baltimore
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The oldest BART trains have a novel design which caused some operational headaches (can't couple!) but which I'm very fond of regardlesspic.twitter.com/SFIExMnc9O
Subsequent BART trains have stuck with a flat front. White w thin blue stripes is a good profile aesthetic, my fave in US outside of Boston.pic.twitter.com/BORq4Kyy9L
Los Angeles has its Red and Purple Lines, both using the same rolling stock afaik. Not a bad design, at least some color here!pic.twitter.com/DDRIxXp2XF
The *real* highlight of the Los Angeles subway is its station design. Hollywood/Vine (palm trees) is my fave, hands down.pic.twitter.com/2vsL3UhrgP
Only three other heavy rail metro systems in the USA--one is Philly (SEPTA and PATCO)...pic.twitter.com/unpTDUIzyI
...Newark/Jersey City/Hoboken/NYC with its PATH lines, very angry looking train lol...pic.twitter.com/YtpGhzprHs
...and my own dear Boston! I have some problems with the aesthetics on MBTA trains, but their vivid color schemes are my fave in the USApic.twitter.com/j2J1PsXJ4J
New rolling stock for the Orange Line is being built here in Springfield by CRRC--I like the look! Similar Red Line trains coming soon toopic.twitter.com/FXVtQ2J0m3
Miami's water table is at about 4 feet below ground. Any underground construction is very cost-prohibitive.
ya I prefer elevated
that is, even when it's not cost-prohibitive. elevated trains have much nicer views!
not at all! I prefer trains above ground
this is correct. its called the metrorail, and it sucks.
Those pics must be old because the metrorial carts don't look like they are ready to fall apart
very attractive faces tho
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