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  1. 1 hour ago, Seth Jonas said:

    i just saw on youtube 4180-4184 is with 4069-4065

    This type of misinformation, sourcing......and above-all trolling is laughable to me.

    I'll clear this one... AGAIN. 4184 is with 4079 as of Friday night's yard rotations, went to service service Saturday morning and 4065-69 is testing new software upgrades/overhauls at PIT.

    Take another L cuz I don't see any videos with that consist nor within my yard records.

  2. 2 hours ago, poopybutt123 said:

    @Metro CSWDo you have any information about the production R211s as of now 

    I can pretty much say that up to 4349 and 140 is within the facility. Bare in mind the Lincoln production duration ranges between 3-6 months and the shells from Kobe come in at a rate of about 3-4 per week to bi-weekly if any delays which can be random. The facility can only house a capacity with about 70-100 cars at max, inside and out to what I was told. 140 just came into the receiving line actually. The production for the base order is excepted to be completed by the end of the year latest to get the green lit for the option cars receiving in January 2025.

     

    With the R44SIR finally getting processed to be scrapped, the pilot is coming closer to debut, actual has to be announced by the MTA themselves.

    1 hour ago, Ale188 said:

    UPDATE ON THE R211S AS OF 4/18/24

    R211s in service

    R211A: 130 cars, or 13 10-car trains, all trains currently run on the (A) line

    4060-69, pilot,

    4070-74, 4125-29

    4075-79, 4120-24

    4080-89

    4090-99

    4100-04, 4130-34

    4105-09, 4190-94

    4110-14, 4140-44

    4115-19, 4135-39

    4145-49, 4165-69

    4160-64, 4195-99

    4170-79

    4180-89

    R211T: 20 cars, or 2 10-car trains, all trains currently run on the (C) line

    4040-49

    4050-59

    Total amount of R211s in service: 150

    Other consists not in service yet

    R211A:

    4150-59, At Jamaica Yard

    4200-09, BIT'd a bit ago

    4210-19, BIT'd more recently then 4200-09

    4220-34, Delivered recently, at CIY and Pitkin respectively

    R211S:

    100-104, no words

    Total amount of NIS R211s: 50

    Notes: Back on schedule! All previously in service R211s are back on the tracks after a ~6 month hiatus with these issues! Now let's just hope this doesn't happen again any sooner.

    R211 Deliveries

    R211A: 4060-4234, 175 cars or 17 10-car sets and 1 5-car set; Pretty much every set at Pitkin

    R211T: 4040-4059, 20 cars or 2 10-car sets; all at Pitkin

    R211S: 100-104, 5 cars or 1 5-car set; set at Clifton

    Total number of cars delivered: 200

    Notes: The fact that there's still 335 more cars to be delivered to the city just in the abse order kills me.

    R211s confirmed as built

    Alleged results included...

    R211A: 4235-4314, 80 cars or 8 10-car sets (4235-89 most likely built since there's someone here that we can all rely on; 4290-4314 allegedly built)

    R211S: 105-134, 30 cars or 6 5-car sets (115-134 allegedly built)

    Total cars built and not delivered: 110

    Notes: Just hope these are confirmed by September. And if they are, we are just one step closer to completing the Base Order, except there's still maybe around 1,000 more that need to be built if they are confirmed by the MTA themselves

    Add that up with the delivered cars and you get...

    255 R211As (4060-4314);  under construction + 640 from Option Order I and God knows what from Option Order II

    20 R211Ts (4040-4059); completed

    35 R211Ss (100-134); 40 under construction

    310 R211s in total, (100-134, 4040-4314)

    Yet any Pitkin Pullmans retired...good for them.

    Notes: Well, damn.

    R211 Delivery timeline

    4060-4064: June 29-30, 2021

    4065-4069: July 15-16, 2021

    4040-4044: November 1-2, 2022

    4045-4049: November 15-16, 2022

    4050-4054: January 26-27, 2023

    4070-4074: March 16, 2023

    4075-4079: March 28-29, 2023

    4080-4084: April 5-6, 2023

    4085-4089: April 25-26, 2023

    100-104: May 3-4, 2023

    4055-4059: June 7-8, 2023

    4095-4099: June 21, 2023

    4120-4124: June 27-28, 2023

    4110-4114: July 18-19, 2023

    4090-4094: July 19-20, 2023

    4125-4129: August 9, 2023

    4115-4119: August 10, 2023

    4100-4104: August 17, 2023

    4105-4109: August 22-23, 2023

    4130-4134: August 29-20, 2023

    4140-4144: September 12-13, 2023

    4135-4139: September 14, 2023

    4145-4149: September 20-21, 2023

    4150-4154: September 27, 2023

    4155-4159: October 3-4, 2023

    4160-4164: October 18-19, 2023

    4165-4169: January 23, 2024

    4195-4199: January 25, 2024

    4190-4194: February 1, 2024

    4170-4174: February 7-8, 2024

    4175-4179: February 14, 2024

    4180-4184: February 27, 2024

     

    4185-4189: February 29, 2024

    4205-4209: February 29, 2024

    4200-4204: March 13, 2024

    4205-4209: March 14, 2024

    4210-4214: March 26, 2024

    4215-4219: April 3, 2024

    4220-4224: April 9, 2024

    4225-4229: April 11, 2024

    4230-4234: April 17,2024

    Notes: No time to stop.

    R211 In service Timeline

    4060-64, 4065-69: March 10, 2023

    4070-74, 4075-79: June 29, 2023

    4085-89, 4095-99: August 3, 2023

    4080-84, 4120-24: August 17, 2023

    4090-94, 4125-29: September 7, 2023

    4110-14, 4115-19: September 14, 2023

    4100-04, 4105-09: October 5, 2023

    4130-34, 4135-39: November 3, 2023

    4040-44, 4050-54: February 1, 2024

    4045-49, 4055-59: February 5, 2024

    4145-49, 4165-69: February 12, 2024

    4140-44, 4160-64: February 27, 2024

    4190-94, 4195-99: March 5, 2024

    4170-74, 4175-79: March 8, 2024

    4180-84, 4185-89: April 2, 2024

    Notes: You shoulda stopped reading.

    But besides that, I hope you liked this! Only did it because 200 R211s are delivered! I'll do this again when ~250 R211s are delivered or when there's too much going on.

    Actually consists are as follows:

    4090-94 + 4115-19

    4095-99 + 4135-39

    100-04 still idle at Saint George Terminal (TK 11)

    105-114 still at Yonkers and 115-140 are built as of today.

  3. 1 hour ago, zacster said:

    It just seems crazy that the subway cars get trucked one way across the Verrazano, and the SI cars go the other way.

    It's not like the SIR system is physically connected to the rest of the borough. Needless to say because it's obvious, the ones you see at Yonkers are only there because the pilot is on hold. Otherwise, they can go directly to Clifton when they are authorized to install contact shoes on their new arrivals.

  4. 9 hours ago, nikitos6712 said:

    My R211 fleet list has 4235-4289 as “supposedly built” and 4290-4309 as “being built” until we have photos 

    If only y'all could see the backlog of body shells at Kobe

  5. 6 minutes ago, FLX9304 said:

    You need equal trains to make service, not one less. There are WAAAAAAAAAY 2 many errors to make it real. This is an April Fools lame joke. Cause, right now, you need to go to Ohio and tell them you made a BIIIIIGGGGGG mistake

    And I thought my sense of humor was bleak....

  6. 12 minutes ago, Lawrence St said:

    Well, the R211S pilot revenue service is now late indefinitely. So much for a March testing date.

    There was nothing that officially confirmed it's debut service date from the jump. Just some "fans" that got carried away and faulty news sources label it as an "expectation"..... Not gonna lie, they haven't trained the all the operators and maintenance on the trains completely so it would be late.

  7. 24 minutes ago, mikecintel said:

    OK great so that means it is "slowly" rolling out.  Let's see if it is completed by the end of 2024 which I doubt.  I think 2025 is more likely to finished deploying OMNY machines.

    Most of us in the real world don't care how long it takes as long as they're making progress in some form. They can do it for the rest of the decade for all we know...... 

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