Paoli/Thorndale: 2x Media/Wawa: 2x West Trenton: 1x Wilmington/Newark: 1x They used to run on this line but not anymore unfortunately. Ofc as you can see this is only temporary because of the bridge collapse. Not sure what's gonna happen once part of the bridge reopens which is today
the sound of these locomotives is awesome
I like how at 2:33 you can see the ACS-64 "push" the train.
0:06 Trenton Express
1:10 West Trenton Super-express
1:28 Trenton Super-express
1:51 West Trenton Express
3:20 West Trenton Express
I find it odd how SEPTA almost never uses bells on their push pull equipment, and they seldom use horns in the absence of a grade crossing.
Especially when they fly through a station on the platform track at 100mph, with no warning system on the platform either!
Nice catches! Do they operate these trains at the top speed of 125 MPH or is it less?
100 mph max
@@FanRailerIn service yes, but 111 max for actual speed ceiling
@@septafan Yes, but that wasn't what the question was.
Do these trains normally run on those lines or are they because of the highway collapse? I don't live in the philly area so I wouldn't know
yes they normally run on those lines
@@itssharrlol no.
Paoli/Thorndale: 2x
Media/Wawa: 2x
West Trenton: 1x
Wilmington/Newark: 1x
They used to run on this line but not anymore unfortunately. Ofc as you can see this is only temporary because of the bridge collapse. Not sure what's gonna happen once part of the bridge reopens which is today
Still waiting for those new cars…
I like old coaches better than new coaches.
Fortunately a number of them are built. They just have to make their way onto SEPTA property.
Heard they had a lot of shoddy workmanship on those bi level cars
What are all the current Septa Bomb Train assignments as of right now?
TRE: 9759/9744, WTR: 6334/6307, 6336/6367, PAO: 9591/9592, 9593/9590, 9595/9510… no media/wawa or wilmington/newark at this current time…
What's up with those weird flat marks on the ACS-64s livery? Covered graffiti?
Yeah I've noticed those on 909 as well. Probably covered graffiti tags.