LA Metro Rail: The Three New Stations (Little Tokyo, Historic Bway, Grand Av, A and E lines)
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2023
- It's been a while since I've filmed the LA Metro Rail! They've recently rebranded their train lines and even more recently opened three new stations, eliminating the Gold Line (for a period the L Line) and extending the Blue/A Line to Azusa and the Expo/E Line to Atlantic, taking over the north and south sections of the Gold Line respectively. Here are the three new stations, Little Tokyo/Arts District, Historic Broadway, and Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill, as well as the older 7th St/Metro Center station.
Not as many P2550's as I was expecting, which I found a bit disappointing. The P3010's seem to make the majority of the A and E fleet, one of which breaking down and causing the wrong-railing train at Little Tokyo. Hopefully I'll see more older trains when I visit the Green/C line. - Věda a technologie
The completion of this transit project is a game changer. The next game changer will be the connection to the airport next year.
Interesting stuff
(A) train looking a little different
LA Letro straight copied the MTA NYC Transit. With that A line logo. They was calling it the Blue line. And you know we New Yorkers call that the A Train.. Its hilarious Lol. But, I will say this. They're Train network is improving like crazy.
Yeah they definitely copied us lol. But you right, they're improving, and hopefully they'll keep improving!
a lot of people bypass the machine without tapping their cards, thats a huge plus! LA metro is free right now when no one watchs.
@@CancelCZcams026 It's happening in my city as well. The MTA. Same situation.
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