To answer this, the fully retired MTR model is the East Rail Line's Metro Cammell MLR EMU (AC). The currently running MTR train model is Metro Cammell M-Train. The M-Train is retiring and it's ongoing as of today.
Trains can have the Same Name + The LRT-1 in Manila is a Light Rapid Transit Line and Comeng Phase I LRV is a train and it serves the Light Rail System NOT a Light Rapid Transit System.
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Which one is Retiring
To answer this, the fully retired MTR model is the East Rail Line's Metro Cammell MLR EMU (AC). The currently running MTR train model is Metro Cammell M-Train. The M-Train is retiring and it's ongoing as of today.
@@SBS7527CTransportations Dont forget that the LRV P2 is also fully retired
AhT about MLR
cool
SP1900 can alsi be refered to KRS991
Nope
Literally no one in HK calls SP1900 KRS991 even us train enthusiast never calls them that
Good video
Can you do American trains?
Future:
MTR:
DRL CRRC Qingdao Sifang EMU
LAR CRRC Qingdao Sifang EMU
I feel like you forgot the magical m-train
Lrt-1 is not a hong kong train is on a manila Philippines
Trains can have the Same Name + The LRT-1 in Manila is a Light Rapid Transit Line and Comeng Phase I LRV is a train and it serves the Light Rail System NOT a Light Rapid Transit System.