Pretty soon the M9AS is gonna join the M7As M3AS M8s including the metro North chargers locomotives. The M3AS is not gonna last forever. I do love the M3AS and the M3 on the long island Railroad which is 100 percent true. The 9As is definitely gonna happen on the Harlem and the Hudson lines. The M9S is definitely completed on the Long Island railroad.
There always have been services like that on the schedule; however, they are limited to certain assigned services. You can refer to the New Haven Line timetable to see for yourself.
first of all, i am extremely sorry for this late reply, but the answer to your question is that Metro-North uses a type of signaling system similar to CBTC on the subway that allows them to run trains this close to each other. Again, sorry for the late reply.
What a great video, thanks. I especially enjoy the express trains that use the local track, boy do they whiz by fast.
Pretty soon the M9AS is gonna join the M7As M3AS M8s including the metro North chargers locomotives. The M3AS is not gonna last forever. I do love the M3AS and the M3 on the long island Railroad which is 100 percent true. The 9As is definitely gonna happen on the Harlem and the Hudson lines. The M9S is definitely completed on the Long Island railroad.
True, Idk when the M9As will become a thing
Thank You!
7:38 WOAH, nice catch, love this long rush hour vids!! ALSO, how in the world are those two trains so close at 21:33???!
The 2 trains change routes and tracks
Love the Metro North
You know they still have the 8 Thrid Ave Elevated line wall structures still remaining station stair case.
First time a Train goes from Fordham to New Haven without transfer from Stamford?
There always have been services like that on the schedule; however, they are limited to certain assigned services. You can refer to the New Haven Line timetable to see for yourself.
@@JohnlukeSabile99963 Ah ok gotcha thank you friend! 👍🏼
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As @vipraalbudhram2235 mentioned... WTF - How are those 2 trains close to each other at timestamp 21:33 - on the SAME track????!
first of all, i am extremely sorry for this late reply, but the answer to your question is that Metro-North uses a type of signaling system similar to CBTC on the subway that allows them to run trains this close to each other. Again, sorry for the late reply.
One is switching tracks and the other one is probably staying