The list from the MTA shouldn’t be private but I’m sure there are plenty of rail fans who’ve made up their own lists with the signs on the right side of the cab
Vanshnookenraggen updated Jamaica on his track map and the switches are completely redone, and I just did it in Ro-Scale Sandbox yesterday
not more pain
You know, I keep on hearing stuff about the 8 car sets being sent to ENY but does ENY even need, or can even hold that many 8 car sets? Why not throw some onto the Q for Phase 2, or something
feel free to roast me
It would if the platform ended farther from the street. If you tried to build that turn you’d probably have to make supports in the middle of Surf Avenue, while the turn itself would be like the one between Fort Hamilton Parkway and 9th Avenue, just a lot tighter
Speaking of continuing jobs that reminds me of a few days ago at Forest Hills where I was waiting with my friends to go southbound. The train was there, but the conductor wasn’t, and we were right in front of the conductor’s cab with the window just wide open
I cannot express how much I wanted to reach into the cab and open the doors because even though we’d been waiting for just 5 minutes but it was really hot down there
“Quick trip”
R142 to Corona
-Terminate at Utica
-Continue to Rockaway Ave on the
-Livonia - Broadway Junction via
-Broadway Junction - Broad St via
-Montague Tunnel - Queensboro Plaza via /
-Queensboro Plaza - Corona Yard via
IIRC it was Clifton’s northbound platform and one other station near Tottenville that only let the first 3 cars on the R44s open. That’s gonna have to be a feature
I’ve seen a lot of railfans talking about it but I’ve never seen an MTA worker give insight on 76th St, so would any MTA workers based out of Pitkin care to comment?
https://www.columbia.edu/~brennan/abandoned/76st.html
I went to Coney Island on the N this weekend and I saw 100-104 signed up as a local, but I forgot if there was a destination. The T set was cool to see too