⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ R32s Operating on the J and Z Lines
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2020
- Due to a recently-identified issue with the new Bombardier-built R179 cars, the entire fleet of R179s has again been pulled from service. This smart and prudent action taken by MTA NYCT will ensure that these cars go through the required checks to make sure that they are safe and reliable. In the interim, several trains of R32s were reactivated for use on the J line. These cars will fill in for the R179s while they undergo engineering inspections. Enjoy!
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Taken in July 2020. - Наука та технологія
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There is something so satisfying about seeing express trains pass by
Even more satisfying when looking out the front
The R142 trains are passing by Abandoned City Hall Scary :(
the train are going so fast
The Shawn Carter Line/The Hov Line!!!
The hard working R32s are back. If only the R179s weren’t lemons...
Ali Muhammad Bombardier*
R179s are lemons?
Jose Contreras Noo their trash
Ugh are you guys still arguing about the R179?
Super BrownSheep Idk
Wow that R32 looks shiny
Because it’s disinfected.
They were probably washed
The MTA was dead lucky to give the contract to budd to make these railacrs
R 32 JZ is a good little Easter Egg the 2jz motor was legendary also.
I rode the R32's when I was visiting in NYC back in 2009.
2009 was the last year of R32 G trains
They should just keep operating the R32's. They still run fine and can stop on a dime...why scrap them?
They’re literally the second worst performing cars in the entire fleet, the definite worst is the now-retired R42s. Plus there are definitely a few movie producers that can splurge on these cars as well (movie producers deserve the R32s more than riding passengers).
@@TheRailLeaguer Mobie producers? Railfans need them too y'know..
@@TheRailLeaguer r179 is the second, not the r32..
JaePlayzTrainz // 1 Train BOI Yes. Movie producers need these cars too you know. Railfans don’t really bring in the revenue movie producers do, given that the cars are leased out to them. However, there might be a few cars set aside for the Transit Museum.
Plus it really is the R32s that are the second worst. The R32 mean fail rates have always stabilized at 30,000 miles before going into yard, while the R179 fleet has averaged 150,000 miles before failure (I am not making these numbers up). So yes, I’m correct.
@@TheRailLeaguer probably because the r179 is an NTT right?
The first 5 minutes is my old neighborhood ,live in Tampa now miss those trains !
R32's are awesome!
The R32s out of all the trains that have retired are the bestest old reliable trains that MTA has, it might be old but it's still a good use to have them in the MTA.
Actually, it is the R62As that are the more reliable of them all, and maybe the R68s. The R32s are not that reliable and should be used more for movie trains, work service, or a few fan trips.
@@TheRailLeaguer well either way their way better than any other train that's in the MTA but 56 years for the R32s is a good run for them besides they were there when the R179s broke down but first the R42s replaced them then the R32s but with all due respect, the R42s and R32s are forever legends retired or not retired their still great.
thebuglonerer 034 The R160s, R188s are also better trains than most of the fleet. They’re legends too despite being a young age. The performance of those cars pretty much swayed the awarding of the R211s in Kawasaki’s favor, something other cars couldn’t do.
Though in order of how better these trains are: the R160 and R188s tie for first place, followed by the R32, with the R42s dead last (don’t forget that the R42s were often taken out of service in later years).
@@TheRailLeaguer I was just thinking about you saying that before you commented, considering you say that in most train videos but most people have a love over something that has happened (mentioning the MTA) we all have loves and hates for trains of MTA, we are just taking a time to cherish the moment of the r32s before the R179s come back to service, and when you say later years with the R42s. And what do you mean like 2019 or this year 2020 with the R42s cause their all gone now and days.
thebuglonerer 034 Mostly after 2016-17 (one of the incidents with the R42 was brake problems during the Myrtle shuttle work. This added 20 minutes to M shuttle riders during most of the day until those cars were replaced).
R32 J train back in action if only R42 we here feels like 2017 again when the R32 debut on the J and Z Train
somecallmeelvis And 2018, the R32's technically retired exactly on December 31 2018
It's so great to see the R32s back! I might upload my footage soon when I get a chance. Rest assured, I got my camera rolling as soon as I got the word from the Transport News group :)
The r32s will outlive us!
Facts tho
@@logik_08 The R32 trains are eternal and can never die no matter how hard the MTA tries to get rid of them.
Not really. They will probably retire by years end permanently since the R179s are slated to re enter service next month.
@@TheRailLeaguer idk if the R179 is a good replacement they probably will Retire from the R211
@@TheRailLeaguer I hope that the R179 trains are in better condition this time because they broke down twice this year.
It’s nice to see the R32 dance at 0:58 I can tell it’s operating is good today!
Dem beastly New yorka cars! Many of them are now literally “sleepin with the fishes”.
R32 TOO STRONG! 😤😤😤 WE CARE ABOUT OUR TRAINS 😤😤👌
Lol
JaePlayzTrainz // 1 Train BOI WE ALSO CARE FOR THE R40S/M/R42/R38 TO!
@@annanowak3016 fax
R32 FOREVER AND EVER
I don't know
All good things must come to an end
I have to ride them this week.
Blake McNamara So do I
Looks like they got the wash treatment 4 times and a wax and buff job too.
R32s!!! 56 yrs old and still running the rails. AMAZING!
Good god almost a 50 minute video wow and also those R32 trains are really cool
YAY
Vampire cars .Some R 32 s had been decommissioned at 207st yd early 2020 when R 179 s out due to door problems ..Four or these had NO glass windows or signs ,sitting there for weeks .One Sunday morning those cars were still. there.5 hrs later these same four cars rolled into 168 St Ready for service . also saw my 1 st locomotive I ran !I
I love my R32s I was sad when they left the IND C line, but now they are back on my Home line !!!! They may outlive me....... I remember them from wayyyyyy back when and I think they were the first Air conditioned cars, fancy fancy.
The first fully air-conditioned cars were the R42s. The R40s were split, some were and some were not. The R38 had only a few cars air-conditioned. But they were the first that have any part of their fleet that was air-conditioned. The 32s did not have air conditioning when new.
@@benjaminsmith2287 That is totally possible, in my childhood the cars looked the same to me, I just remember the inside of them. I am just a tad older then the R32's
@@benmossad2073 Yeah, I remember them new and inside, the 38s and the 32s looked almost identical. I just remember being surprised by a/c in a 38 as most of them didn't have a/c. The 38s ran on the E and F and the 32s on D and other Brighton lines when they were new.
Hey head over to the NEC because they have a new high speed train testing
Love you R32!
Third
MTA: R32 need to retire
R32: ERM NO WAY WE SHALL PROSPER!!!
MTA: Alrighty then.......🙄
But we can still see these in Roblox. You can see these in Diamond Transit and STS.
On 2021
Jason Yang and more
love this train
I love this so much 💖
It is so cool how R32s got a return to the J and Z
R32's are indestructible!!
Sadly, all good things must come to an end.
Great compilation! This was put together very well. Ironic how the fleet the R179 was supposed to replaced ended up replacing them.
It’s not forever. The R179s will be back after the investigation is complete.
@@davidng2336 more like 1 more month for it to come back
@@TheBronxFanner Well if the investigation is this long now it's probably getting thoroughly investigated. Yeah they haven't been f*cking up like sh*t so far but when you see how the R46 repairs improved its quality, future repairs for the R179 may do the same if done correctly. I swear if it is taken out of service again, I will lose my sh*t for sure.
@@davidng2336 me too..
i think the R179 was too early to launch knowing MTA still had technical problems
Not really, though this was all on the manufacturing defect that wasn’t discovered until later.
In addition, the R179 problems are nothing compared to what happened year ago. Back in the 70s and 80s, most of the subway cars in the system were riddled with problems, like traction motors falling out of their mounts, exploding controllers, etc. heck some cars were so shot to a point that they can’t even complete entire runs. In addition, there were also several incidents of cars uncoupling mid route over the years and it definitely wasn’t limited to one car type. Those incidents make the R179 incidents look like nothing.
All in all, the R179s are more reliable than the junk that existed back then (including the R32s)
JeremiahC99 R32 are my favorites classic trains
I love those work horses. Used to take them on the E line from 6Ave in Manhattan out to the end of the line at Parsons-Archer in Jamaica Queens. I like the R32s better than the current models used now. To me these cars they run now are too sterile feeling.
Cool
For goodness sake, how many more times will these damn R179s have to be pulled to inspections?
Don’t know, but these incidents are nothing compared to what happened in the 1970s and 80s, with train controllers exploding, traction motors falling out, etc.
Mostly likely slot and by 2027 they would be retired for repeated issues overtime.
Gee, we just can't seem to kill those R32s, can we?
@Charles Elliot The R32 trains are eternal.
@@Hotters9060 Just like the Queen of England! :D
@@Pensyfan19 Oh yes!! Just like the Queen of England. The R32 trains are something special.
@Ali Muhammad Soz. USA FTW
@Ali Muhammad I guess... 00ps. just subbed btw.
What camera do you use
23:17 a train roll sign
I remember when they were new!
DAYMN YOUR OLD 😂😂😂
@@theofficial1train Put it this way: I still remember October 16, 1969 as though it were yesterday. And how could I ever forget my very first subway ride on July 21, 1965 - on a shiny new R-32 N train.
0:25 clean r32
23:16 FOAM!!😮
DJ hammer @ Thanks I just send a message on NYC transit forums about R179 I don't know when because no date updated has not announced yet they will announced when I'll let you know if the R179 is returns back in the passenger service.
They Are Slowly Coming Back After Testing
Okayyyyy love thissss. Btw was the train passing at 1:12 a J or a Z?
Z
it was a J i’m pretty sure
The 46’s should’ve went first
Idea idea when the R179 cars will be put back into service?
Somewhere around August to September.
@@TheRailLeaguer Thank you.
Why did I read Jay-Z lines-
My Name L.O.L.
Rip R.3.2 my favorite train with the R.4.2 you will be missed. Curse those R179/R211 for doing this!
Smees are the key to destiny
There’s only like less than 50 of those cars left.
More like 110 cars, 92 of which are used for J/Z service.
@@TheRailLeaguer nah 228 cars in totally originally 600 made... 360 of em were scrapped 2007-2010
Christopher Dobson Thats after 2010. I’m talking about RIGHT NOW!!!!!
134 cars are in service with 96 at ENY and the rest are at 207th for service
Christopher Henderson There are no R32 cars in service on the C route at this time. Rather, service on the C is being made by 144 of the somewhat more reliable R46 cars, a move that actually should be permanent this time around (the R179s would be moved to East New York Yard). 38 R32s are on reserve for some reason.
The 110 remaining R32s are being used on the J/Z lines on an interim basis until the R179s return from inspection. From there, the fleet will be converted to reserve and eventually a farewell ride.
Could the R32 also driving on line a b c d e f g or only z and j
What year are these trains.
The R32 J trains are only to Nassau i think same thing as Z i think 🤔
R32s Outrun the R179s!
So does the R143s and R160s A, B.
Correction: R160 and R188 outrun the R32. In fact, they outrun every single car class in the entire 6500+ car fleet
I saw some R46s on the G line yesterday
I heard yesterday that the R179s are returning in a week or two
That’s what I’m hearing as well. Most likely as well. I’ll keep looking on the forums to see if there’s any updates.
Damn it😑
You’re not happy about that?
JeremiahC99 If I hated the ott's then of course I would but I'm the opposite so hell no I ain't happy about that and what's worst is that the museum doesn't preserve 10 or 8 cars sets, they only have about 2. but the good thing is atleast their is a whole phase 2 set of R32's there but it's hidden from the public
Jake Wilders Theres about 22 cars used for work train service and the museum has a variety of old trains, so it’s not the end of the world. Just because these old cars are retiring isn’t really the end of the world.
R.I.P r42s and r32s.
23:28 what station is this
Cleveland Street most likely.
Its good to see that R32 are not dead yet or in scrap yard used for parts am I right?
If only the R42s can stay the same.
@@Chris-zs5qb I agree
Nothing yet, though some cars will be converted to movie trains or additional work motors for the work trains.
Christian Walker Some of the R42s, which were constantly taken out of service due to issues, have been converted to work train service.
Again...
Better then the dangerous R179s MTA got those R179s are dangerous y’all better not put those dangerous R179s back in service I knew since they were first testing that they were a sign of trouble and look where we are at with them
The R179s are not that dangerous. In fact, they’re arguably one of the more reliable cars in the fleet (though the R160 and R188 cars are the more reliable trains on the fleet). The mean fail rate of the cars is in the middle (150,000 miles before going in the shop), and the latest incidents do not affect that number.
Word is that the R179s will re-enter service sometime next month or in September, whether you like it or not. The R32s will be converted to a reserve fleet, movie trains, and/or work trains to replace the existing fleet.
JeremiahC99 Dude, land back to Earth. After their door issues where they would open during movement and the coupler breaking you can’t say they are reliable. All these issues for a train that has been in service for 3 years, come on.
1960-1970s Lover Yeah man. You need to land back on earth. The R179s are reliable, despite any issues, though not as reliable as the best cars in the fleet:
THE R160 AND R188 CARS.
Nah they are safety hazards, falling panels in the cabs, terrible windows, door issues, link bar issues and the other issues. For a 3 year old train it has the lowest mdbf out of all the ntt's.
The R160's and R188's (non conversion) had the best mdbf
Christopher Henderson On the bright side, they’re better than all the OTT’s around except for the 1980 fleet of R62, R62A, R68, and R68A cars. In terms of mean fail rates, the R179s have a mean fail of 150,000 and the R32s have a mean fail of 30,000 miles (the R160 and R188s have mean fail rates of 350,000 miles).
Gta iv go brrr
Pfft that’s normal
This video is about to turn 1 years old, which means soon it will be 1 year since the r32s were in service the latest
#StayhomeDjhammers
Meme Lord If he actually stayed home this whole time then a lot of people wouldn't of been aware of the blessings that are currently happening on the J and Z lines.
#rebirds
They are not Redbirds ._.
@Renz-O yes
@@ROTE The R32 trains are definitely different than the Redbirds but they do have the same design as the R33WF and R36WF.
@Renz-O The R32 trains are related to the Redbirds R33WF and R36WF.
Stainless steel cars? With a coat of paint? What a joke
First
Kid, where's your parents?
@@PickleRicksFATASSCOUSIN So what? Im only 13.
Most 13 year olds grow up from this immature stuff...
@@PickleRicksFATASSCOUSIN At least im older than TheBlueGiy23.
@@TakoElevators I doubt that since you're typing first...