Wow! I have never seen trains run this slow before. I see them run fast when watching UA-cam everyday, especially sometimes one day I get to go back and ride NYC Subway, Metro in Washington DC, and MARTA in Atlanta!
I'm surprised that BART still has some of remaining legacy fleet cars still sitting at the train yards after retirement and they haven't been scrapped yet including 1212 the last A car I rode on all the way to MacArthur. BART has 23 A cars and 16 B cars left sitting at the train yards.
There's just a small handful of cars left - about 9 total legacy cars are parked in the yard. All these cars in the yard have found a second use so they are being held until they are picked up by the new owners. For example Western Railway Museum's cars are still at the yard and will be transported in the coming weeks.
Wow! I have never seen trains run this slow before. I see them run fast when watching UA-cam everyday, especially sometimes one day I get to go back and ride NYC Subway, Metro in Washington DC, and MARTA in Atlanta!
This is nesscary either way.
I'm surprised that BART still has some of remaining legacy fleet cars still sitting at the train yards after retirement and they haven't been scrapped yet including 1212 the last A car I rode on all the way to MacArthur. BART has 23 A cars and 16 B cars left sitting at the train yards.
There's just a small handful of cars left - about 9 total legacy cars are parked in the yard. All these cars in the yard have found a second use so they are being held until they are picked up by the new owners. For example Western Railway Museum's cars are still at the yard and will be transported in the coming weeks.