I have seen Blue Line trains pass through Crowfoot heading Downtown before. My guess is that sometimes Transit needs to add a train to a line and the best option is to use one of the trains parked at the end of another line if they don't have one available in a garage. Edit: okay this instance is odd... That first one was heading West! 🤷♂️
@@gmitchell_tc Portion of the red line was closed for an emergency when this was filmed. Trains heading NW had to divert to the west line to terminate at Sunalta to head back to Somerset. Even if a train was at another end of the line, the sign would be changed to show the change in service.
Why is there a red line train at sulnata ?
I have seen Blue Line trains pass through Crowfoot heading Downtown before. My guess is that sometimes Transit needs to add a train to a line and the best option is to use one of the trains parked at the end of another line if they don't have one available in a garage.
Edit: okay this instance is odd... That first one was heading West! 🤷♂️
I remember I video with a u2 but the sign said Saddletowne and train departed Tuscany . It could be wrong sign or the it changed
@@gmitchell_tc Portion of the red line was closed for an emergency when this was filmed. Trains heading NW had to divert to the west line to terminate at Sunalta to head back to Somerset. Even if a train was at another end of the line, the sign would be changed to show the change in service.
@@reza121du These trains are usually rush hour spares, 1 service everyday heads from TUS to SDT as far as I know
@@reza121du I've remembered a U2 belongs to red line but it gone to red line