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It's slow.

I could make any NTT rollsigns for you. Request them below and it would be posted on this forum!

f**k off...

Nah... you're just hating Awkwafina's announcements are fine and entertaining.

That's true because there were refurbished R46s on the . Mind you, 207 treats their R46s like shit.

R142 1211-1215 and R142A 7775 have these new door motors. The R179s need these.

As of December 3rd 2019, Coney Island and Jamaica Yards are preparing for the CBTC signalling system for the Queens Blvd Line and apparently ENY's cars as well. Jamaica is planning to swap their R46s out for most of Coney Island's R160A-2, R160B Siemens/Alstom cars. When the swap is completed, you'll see R46s more on the and Lines. Since the R46s aren't CBTC compatible, they'll be at COney Island permanently.

Why couldn't the MTA have 's run via the line to Church Av or 2nd Avenue, 's running their regular route, 's run via 4th Avenue Express to Coney Island, trains running via 4th Avenue Local/Express via the to terminate at Bay Pkwy and/or Coney Island and trains run every 16 Minutes to/from Bay Ridge to avoid congestion and have those 2 car sets convert into 2 4 car units to shuttle passengers to Prospect Park and have 2 2-car units shuttle passengers to Franklin Avenue where they can use the , , , and trains as a alternate.

What is your camera dude???? Amazing!

@Deucey @Gong Gahou Thanks. I stand corrected again.

It actually did start with the Lexington Avenue Subway.

I stand corrected.

Can I please know about where you make the signs? I really want to make my own.

The IND Subway opened in Winter 1940. It is also know as the "Independent Subway System". The current lines for the IND are the and Rockaway Park . The current subway cars that run on the IND Subway is the R32, R46, R68/A, R160A-1/2/B,/BS, and the Lemon R179. In the future, the is underway of starting the Kawasaki R211 in 2020. You guys can talk among yourselves.

Dude how you insert pictures similar to that B Train Pic of urs.

Yeah but, if ENY commuters want the LIRR, they can take the to Lorimer. to Queens. Then to Jamaica Center

Sure thanks!!!!

The IRT (Interborough) Subway was the first to open the subway in 1904 starting with the Lexington Avenue Line or current line in Manhattan. The IRT runs in all boroughs except Staten Island. The subway holds 7 Lines include 2 express ones and a nostalgia skip- stop that ended in Spring 2005. The lines are the and the legendary retired skip- stop train. The stocks of the IRT is the R62, R62A, R142, R142A, and the R188. The R262 is underway of being built during the IND/BMT's R211 delivery and debut in 2020. Also, remember 1993's first NTT? The R110A and R110B? Those retired. Talk among yourselves peeps.

Who knows... maybe!

ok...

Oh well.. Is that an issue?

Elevator Replacement: In Effect from 1/5/19 to 1/31/20 will bypass 168th Street- Washington Heights due to elevator replacements. Alternate Services to trains: Ride an M5 bus to 157th or 145th Street stops on Broadway to transfer to a . riders can get off at 59th Street, 145 Street (walk 3 blocks), 181 Street, and 207th Street. Note: If riding to 207th Street, you can walk to the 207th Street or 215th Street stations for service and using your MetroCard.

Which means for trains to run via the to 6th then on the to Manhattan.