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2:21 15th street and CHAMPAA🤣

Still don't know about shenanigans

The people I guessed won

This was the best video and congratulations because the next video you upload will be your 100 video🎉😢

I lost so hard.

9:20 Probably the best moment during the race! Lol

I love rtd buses

I enjoyed this!!

Effective May 26th, 2024: The burst transfer will no longer occur at 8th & Coffman Park-n-Ride, it has temporarily been moved to the intersection of Bross Street and 8th Avenue due to construction for CO-119 BRT (and other transit improvement projects). Service is anticipated to return to Coffman Street in 2026-2027, however, the burst may be moved to 1st & Main.

4:06 I’ve never heard that train announcement before! I forgot that the D & H Lines divert to Union Station due to the downtown rail reconstruction project.

Oh, the “Potatoes”

That was such a fun trip. Also, glad you filmed my arrival. (1810 running block 2)

This was so much fun!

"HAMMERHEAD Orion 1" on Deck! Now thats old School.🏁👊

What a treat to see that Orion 1! These are so exceedingly rare nowadays, even in charter/shuttle operations

Thank you for taking the time to put that video together. Central Student Transportation is my company and we appreciate it.

Nice to see the variety, thanks for sharing! 🚌 🎉😊

3:25 Proterra bus

It's been used before. However, the idea of having a regular service between Nine Mile and Union Station was dismissed internally pretty early, in favor of having better headways. I wrote the timetables for the opening of the SE lines and it was tricky enough to get everything through I-25 & Broadway without leading to a Portland Steel Bridge scheduling problem. Keep in mind that the W-Line was going to be in the picture, too. Our experience with the travel market also suggested that the Aurora SE area had an affinity for jobs in the center and south end of Downtown Denver (especially state and federal jobs). And, for access to the airport and its massive employment, the R-Line would overlap the outer end of a J-Line. The finishing touch was when the mayors of Denver and Aurora agreed that the SE branch to Aurora should go to the central loop rather than the Union Station. They actually had nothing to do with it, but instead of an argument they got cheerful agreement. In regard to the travel market, we also knew that the high-income suburbs along I-25 that almost reach Colorado Springs suburbs had an interest in riding transit to the major league sports facilities in the Central Platte Valley. Thus, the core of the timetable became the D, E, and H-Lines. (See ua-cam.com/video/Kf4HYSWZc3w/v-deo.htmlsi=GMs89NemC-RgSmLV .) Nevertheless, there were some potential needs for a J-Line. Because so many new travel combinations were being created in a relatively short number of years, what if we had overlooked something, especially before the R-Line was completed? There was a time lag in preparing digital signs and voice messages, And, in an emergency or for a special event, all the electronic announcements and signage would have been misleading at the least. We have drivers on buses who could announce a detour. On rail transit in detours, operators sometimes miss making one of the many announcements. And lastly, we had experience with two huge special events in 1993 and sports event sell-out crowds for which Operations might need to run a train on the crowd break. For example, there is a yard at Peoria Station. If an extra train on a crowd takeaway needs to end up there, it would make more sense to run it as a J-Line to Florida than as an E-Line to Southmoor Station. Of course, we knew that there would be some curiosity about it, just like the SF Muni's Rte 4 trolley coach rollsigns when I lived there, or Portland Traction Company 82nd Avenue Line transfers issued years after that company was no more. I'll meet you at Track 9 or 10 at DUS to talk about it!

Is this the first time they used the J Line and announcements, or were they used before? Also, what color is the J Line?

Words can't describe how uncanny it feels to hear that announcement voice say J Line lol Great catch!

Thanks for the shoutout! I enjoyed filming that rare occurrence of the J Line with you!

Muni metro 🚇 light 💡 rail station 🚉 ❤❤ 7:07

People often ask why detour trains to Union Station don't use C or J-Line sign codes and announcements. The reason is that on buses and trains, the run number includes the trips pre-assigned (pretty typical), so unless the trains left the division with a different run number than usual, they would just have the regular announcement codes. This means the only way to see C or J-Line sign codes are for event trains, or if the detour was all day and thus RTD will (probably) adjust the runs to include accurate announcements. Since Colfax is usually only a few hours long, it's easier not to do anything and make operators announce.

Wonderful video man

I love when all the addicts are high on Fenteynal! And the homeless bums are screaming b/c they don’t want you in there homeless train car

I Love the Door Chime

Looking forward to ride them

I’m sure I miss them

Awesome catches you have made there! Liked! 👍

My home town. PHILLY! Nice video! 💯👍🏾

Route 113x

What's the last stop on this route

New subscriber!

Is this bus local or express

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Nice bus action.

Great video, only think I see is that you have the newer light rail vehicles listed as SD-100 instead of S70’s.

I would like the LR to go to the airport 😂😂

Do ya'll still have the byd buses?

I didn't know they had Gillig Buses

Very cool that you got to take a metroride bus on the mallride route! I take the mallride every day and still haven't come by one in a few months

Nice video! What date was this filmed? Because ever since the mask mandate was removed on April or May 19th, RTD buses removed the “Please exit through the rear door unless the ramp is needed.” Announcement.

Cool! When was this filmed?

Nice Video! I like the light rail vehicle used (I believe it was the Siemens S70 or S700). The fact that there is no stairs anywhere in the train car (unlike the Siemens SD-100 and SD-160). Makes it a perfect train for accessibility purposes. The Two-Tone Sound and the voice are perfect. Makes me wish we had that in Denver for our trains. In Denver, announcements of the current station and next Station are only played when you enter the station. However, it looks like it plays the next station when the train leaves the current station. Pretty cool. Hopefully more light rail lines will open in Charlotte. Also, for the Busses, I like that it says “Now Approaching: _______.” Impressive technology! And it also lists the special buildings around the stop. Cool!

Oh hey, the 59 bus is in this video! That is the closest bus route to my house!

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