10:55 these are also the oldest subway cars in Active service. There are a total of 76 cars of these numberd 01500-01523 and 01600-01651 (76) these were manufactured by Pullman Standard from 1969-1970. These first ran on December 11 of 1969. These are currently 54 Years old and are still running to this day. Usually most people skip off talking about the train cars themselves.
@@Transport_Internationalthat my fav train operator, matt. There is a whole video dedicated to him on the official MBTA channel as part of their transit staff appreciation series. That guy is so entertaining and enthusiastic about his job. We need more people like him.
You forgot the green line.That one is the most important because it was the first line out of the 4 and it is the first subway in the western hemisphere.Even though it is a light rail, you should count it because it’s the oldest and is still a subway even though it is at grade in some of its branches.
I fully agree with you, the green line is definitely the most important but in being the longest of the 4 T lines and also being light rail I decided it needed its own video which will be out soon.
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10:55 these are also the oldest subway cars in Active service. There are a total of 76 cars of these numberd 01500-01523 and 01600-01651 (76) these were manufactured by Pullman Standard from 1969-1970. These first ran on December 11 of 1969. These are currently 54 Years old and are still running to this day. Usually most people skip off talking about the train cars themselves.
FINALLY, I'VE BEEN WANTING THIS!
I love the enthusiasm
Wowwwww very good video 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!
9:23 the announcement is insane!
😂😂 it was so funny. The train would leave and come in and you could hear the guy making the announcements in this voice even outside the train
@@Transport_Internationalthat my fav train operator, matt. There is a whole video dedicated to him on the official MBTA channel as part of their transit staff appreciation series. That guy is so entertaining and enthusiastic about his job. We need more people like him.
I love it bro
Me too
You forgot the green line.That one is the most important because it was the first line out of the 4 and it is the first subway in the western hemisphere.Even though it is a light rail, you should count it because it’s the oldest and is still a subway even though it is at grade in some of its branches.
I fully agree with you, the green line is definitely the most important but in being the longest of the 4 T lines and also being light rail I decided it needed its own video which will be out soon.
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