Airplanepilotgod8888

I became interested in transit and how subways and train systems worked at an early age. I'm more of an Avgeek, but the railfan is still in me.

I think overall your plan is solid.

Greetings everyone, I haven't been active on this forum for quite some time now. With exception of a few posts I made two days ago, I haven't posted anything in almost four years. I had moved from New York to Atlanta, and recently I've been feeling nostalgic for my old home town. I'm glad to be back!

Up next: Power outage effects all tracks on Manhattan bridge, uptown train stalls at Prince St.

I think a line connecting to LGA via the wouldn't be a bad idea.

What year was it from?

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The art installation Masstransiscope by Bill Brand has delighted Brooklyn subway passengers since 1980. Go behind the scenes to see how it was recently restored for a new generation of riders to enjoy. Bill Brand: http://www.bboptics.com/ MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design: http://www.mta.info/art

This is a work in progress and extension to LGA airport (8) train Ralph ave-8 ave/Port Authority Bus Terminal extension to Howard Beach-JFK Airport https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=zpC_S4FgEEC0.kg-ZeAc6kINY

A power plant. The thing with the a secret nuclear reactor in one of the abandoned subway stations like worth street is just a joke. Come on man why did you click that red down arrow for? I will click the green arrow on your reply just to show that i have compassion.

Just asking How much is the MTA's power bill? those trains need 600 volts to run so i am expecting there bill to be big. Second question. Where does all that power come from? (a secret nuclear reactor in one of the abandoned subway stations like worth street )

How did the New york city subway looked like on October 27,1904 opening day?