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I've never seen an R38 , especially at 179th Street.

It's a pet peeve of mine. And besides, when summer comes, the general public will probably think it's the R32 or R46.

Interesting. For a line with no parallel line, it seems it is going to be one direction at a time.

The contract doesn't specify. However, it says that a 10 car train will be tested. So if its ten cars, it'd most likely be two 5 car sets. And if they were to replace the R42s that run on the , then those would most likely be 4 car sets.

This is the link to the contract: http://www.mta.info/..._March_2012.pdf In short: It seems that they will be both 4 car and 5 car sets that will run on the Eastern Division lines and on the Eight Avenue Local.

Maybe it's because Metro-North trains have to switch many across many tracks.

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The was switched to from Astoria to Forest Hills because it had no direct access to any yard. If it returns to Astoria it would return that problem.

I've seen crowds like that before. It's quite common, especially with people trying to transfer and the schoolkids waiting for their trains.

The photos, for the most part, have been daily, except this past month or so. As for the news and events, I guess there is not a lot of things going on. Or maybe the people are too busy to update it.

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Isn't the Fulton Street line from 88 Avenue to Lefferts Blvd BMT? It was built under the Dual Contracts for the BMT. And of course, the Canarsie line south of Broadway Junction and just after New Lots Avenue is elevated.

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Well, I'll assume these happen the same day and time. 1) A) If the water is just limited to that station: i) trains run in two sections: a) Between Wakefield - 241st Street and 3 Avenue - 149th Street. Between 96th Street and Flatbush Avenue. (Junction problems north of 135th Street). ii) trains run in two sections: a) Between Woodlawn and 167th Street (trains heading to Woodlawn run on the express track, skipping 170th Street, Mt. Eden Avenue, and 176th Street, and returning to the local track after Burnside Avenue). Between 125th Street and Utica Avenue. Very limited service to 138th Street. iii) trains run only between 180th Street and Dyre Avenue. Manhattan and Brooklyn service suspended. B) If the water affects nearby tunnels: i) service run in suspended in the Bronx below 180th Street. Manhattan and Brooklyn service same as above. ii) service same as above. iii) service same as above with no service to the Bronx. 2) service same as above because of the problem above. 3) service same as above because of the problem above. service runs between 110th Street and New Lots Avenue. 4) trains run between Flushing - Main Street and Grand Central.