W and V letters on since the mid '80s

[Tracknut 0]

I read that the and route letters existed on the subway indentification scrolls since the mid '80s. The was planning these re-routes since then. This was interesting being that I thought those route letters were recently added but know that I think about it, it makes sense.

[Harry 1,088]

Most likely they were the "just in case" routes if they ever needed them.

[Pablo M 201 35]

Ya, both were made for extras and in case of a new line.

[sebbieprops 0]

Are there existing rollsigns for the letters which aren't currently in use for a line (i.e: H, I, K, O, P, T, U, X, Y)?

[SubwayGuy 2,321]

Are there existing rollsigns for the letters which aren't currently in use for a line (i.e: H, I, K, O, P, T, U, X, Y)?

 

H and K still exists (blue) and I believe U X and Y are white. Not sure about I O P and T. The JFK Express still exists on rollsigns.

 

ALso A Division rollsigns have other numbers on them. Seen a photo of an R62/A in the yard signed up as a 12 (green) and 11 is in purple

[sebbieprops 0]

H and K still exists (blue) and I believe U X and Y are white. Not sure about I O P and T. The JFK Express still exists on rollsigns.

 

ALso A Division rollsigns have other numbers on them. Seen a photo of an R62/A in the yard signed up as a 12 (green) and 11 is in purple

 

Okay, I see. Thanks for explaining.

[Harry 1,088]

H and K still exists (blue) and I believe U X and Y are white. Not sure about I O P and T. The JFK Express still exists on rollsigns.

 

ALso A Division rollsigns have other numbers on them. Seen a photo of an R62/A in the yard signed up as a 12 (green) and 11 is in purple

 

That's true!

[Pablo M 201 35]

I've seen a photo of an R62 rollsign with the 13 but totally forgot which color it was. I think it was green. Also seen a photo of the 10 which IIRC, is red. Both photos were by Dante Angerville.

[Brighton Local 703]

 

Don't worry where I got these shots from

[Pablo M 201 35]

Oops! Boy I got confused! Thanks for the shots Z.

[Brighton Local 703]

Oops! Boy I got confused! Thanks for the shots Z.

Hehe. No Problem Dude:D

[East New York 4,103]

Those are nice. What lines did those trains run on, and when was that?

[trainfan22 2,160]

Those are nice. What lines did those trains run on, and when was that?

 

I think an MTA worker took those pics when the train was in the yard.

[Brighton Local 703]

I think an MTA worker took those pics when the train was in the yard.

 

:eek:

[East New York 4,103]

No I was wondering if those routes ever ran on a line. I know they're not current lines! LOL

[SubwayGuy 2,321]

No I was wondering if those routes ever ran on a line. I know they're not current lines! LOL

 

8 used to refer to the third avenue El shuttle in the Bronx, but the cars themselves were usually marked 'shuttle'. AFAIK the others have never been used.

[East New York 4,103]

8 used to refer to the third avenue El shuttle in the Bronx, but the cars themselves were usually marked 'shuttle'. AFAIK the others have never been used.

 

Thanks!

[PATCOman 196]

IIRC, P and T are both white.

 

IIRC, the 8 was supposed to be the same as the and the 11 was proposed to be the . I think the 12 was supposed to be a East side version of the 2. IDK about the 10-- maybe that was supposed to be a skip- stop of the 4, but I'm not too sure.

[KTrainExp 16]

I've seen some Grand Central Shuttle Trains bearing the (8) bullet.

[SubwayGuy 2,321]

I've seen some Grand Central Shuttle Trains bearing the (8) bullet.

 

Sometimes the GC Shuttle is referred to as the "8", as the Rockaway Shuttle is still sometimes called the "H" - this distinguishes them from each other and the Franklin Shuttle which AFAIK is always "S"

[KTrainExp 16]

exactly what I was coming to SubwayGuy.

[sebbieprops 0]

Excellent shots, Zach! Truly are rare find, indeed.

[Brighton Local 703]

Excellent shots, Zach! Truly are rare find, indeed.

 

 

Thanks. Yes Sir, they are.