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More R160's being delivered


paulb

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Well, I think they were R160's. They were on flatbeds on the Fort Lee side of the GWB. My apologies for lack of pics. No camera and cell phone was back at the station.

 

At least 3, 2 out in the open and one covered.

 

Paul

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I was on the Fort Lee side. I work there as an EMT, was passing over the approach late in the day and never made it back. I am working again twice next week. I will be bringing my camera to work.

 

Paul

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2 of the cars were out in the open on flat cars. It appears that one was covered, it was the size of the other cars, had a big tarp on it.

 

I will see if anymore show up next week and I will have my camera.

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Alstom is finally shitting out their part of the R160 order for the J/M/Z lines.

The R160As in general. They still have to bring out them 5 car set R160A-2s. But yeah, theres a set number for the how many R160s will enter service every month. So supposedly, every month, you'll see a few more sets going on the (J). And on top of that, they wanna fill in the (L) cause they want more sets over on the (L) in service to have more service. The MTA wants to increase the number of TPH (Trains Per Hour, for those who don't know) during peak hours by adding about 4 to 8 more trains on the (L).

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If any line needs more TPH, it's the Bronx-bound (4) during rush hour.

The (4) is a completely different story. Its way too difficult to add more TPH on the (4). Just going to have to try to fit yourself in as best as you can. One idea though is to short turn some (4) trains at Bowling Green.

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