The MTA 1964 Budd R32 Retirement Runs

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[T to Dyre Avenue]

Interesting how they displayed the map from 1990 which briefly had the  train restored onto the south side of the Manhattan Bridge while the ,  and  all shared the north. I wonder what the significance of displaying that particular map was. Maybe that was the then-current service pattern when the first R32s came back from GOH. But I don’t think most people who rode on 1/9/22 would have known that.

[R10 2952]

On 2/2/2022 at 3:11 PM, T to Dyre Avenue said:

Interesting how they displayed the map from 1990 which briefly had the  train restored onto the south side of the Manhattan Bridge while the ,  and  all shared the north. I wonder what the significance of displaying that particular map was. Maybe that was the then-current service pattern when the first R32s came back from GOH. But I don’t think most people who rode on 1/9/22 would have known that.

The odder thing to me is why they didn't wait until the summer to do the trips, when the weather is nicer.  More tourists (instead of foamers) would be out and about, and I'm assuming the remaining coronavirus restrictions and mask mandates would probably be gone by July or August.