Between 2005 and 2010, New York City Transit took delivery of 1,002 R160A cars manufactured by Alstom and 660 R160B cars manufactured by Kawasaki. They replaced a majority of the R32s and R42s and all remaining R38s, R40/As and NYCT-operated R44s.
The first R38s entered service on August 23, 1966. By 1967, 200 cars had been built. The first R32s were placed into service on the Q on September 14, 1964. By 1965, 600 cars had been built.
What happened to the earlier cars R10-22? When the R62s came in service, there should be a slide for 1987-1988 retirement of the R17/22 cars For R68s, there should be a slide for retirement of the R10/16 cars in 1989 and R27 in 1990 For the R46s, there should be a slide for retirement of the R1-9 cars in 1977
2026: The R44 (SIR) and R46 are retired because the R211 fleet has finished delivery. 2030: R62 and R62A fleet is retired and replaced with the R262 cars. The contract award is scheduled for summer of 2024, with the first cars being delivered in summer 2026 and full delivery by the summer of 2030. The manufacturer, whoever’s chosen, plans to deliver approximately eight cars per month.
You forgot about the R262 which will enter service on 2026. Can You Do 1961 - 2032 to see how the network changed for the past 70 years because the R268 is now a proposal train on the 2030 - 2035 Capital Programme
Blud was caught lackin at 2:10 💀
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THAT WASENT EVEN A TRAIN BY THAT TIME WHAT WE WOULD CALL IT R12ANIME??😂😂😂😂
3:07 The end of an era. 1950’s/1962-2020. Truly an era.
Between 2005 and 2010, New York City Transit took delivery of 1,002 R160A cars manufactured by Alstom and 660 R160B cars manufactured by Kawasaki. They replaced a majority of the R32s and R42s and all remaining R38s, R40/As and NYCT-operated R44s.
The prototype r160 was placed in service in 2005
The R33 bluebird is awesome and cool and the same time
Man is 6 years ahead of us
2 you mean
Thank you for the update with r262 and the prototype set service in summer 2026 or later.
the r32 were retired in 2022
Spring 2021 they retired but the transit museum had covid phobia back then,the R42s retired before covid and had a event for it
@@alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2 no in January of 2022 the r32s retired
Slight error at 3:40 it should say 2020: R42 retires and 2022: R32 retires.
R.I.P R32s September 14, 1964 - January 9, 2022, thanks for almost 58 years of service.
The first R38s entered service on August 23, 1966. By 1967, 200 cars had been built. The first R32s were placed into service on the Q on September 14, 1964. By 1965, 600 cars had been built.
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0:54 RIP R27/R30
2:10 excuse me wtf lmfao
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I have always wanted to like this video because it’s funny when the epic music stops and continues
1:30 R110A/B Magicly turn into R142/A's.
Actually surprised you have the same amount of subs as me Big Like!
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Yep. The last of the overhauled R30s were retired from passenger service on June 25, 1993, on the C train.
R44'S Got retired in 2 separate years
NYCT R44'S Retired in 2010
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SIR R44'S Retired in the future
Once the last R211s are delivered the last SIR-operated R44s and R46s will be removed from service.
One more year for the R44 to be gone
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because they have the r211 cars in 2021 in 2022
0:19 R46 And R44 Are Will BE missed in 2025
R32 RETIRE IN 2022
r32 1st retired in 2020 but r179 issues and stuff like that brought it back to service for a bit
What happened to the earlier cars R10-22? When the R62s came in service, there should be a slide for 1987-1988 retirement of the R17/22 cars
For R68s, there should be a slide for retirement of the R10/16 cars in 1989 and R27 in 1990
For the R46s, there should be a slide for retirement of the R1-9 cars in 1977
sorry guys. this channel deleted in bryan uzhca in production trains in nyc r211
THAT'S WHY BECAUSE HE'S MAKING ANIME R211!
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TAKES 2 YEARS TO RETIRE R32
This is not the ENTIRE fleet
Also what happen to the 262 replacing the r62s
The r262 prototype will be delivered next year
Dude, we don’t know about the future 3:50 also, ain’t the R68 was made in the 90s too?
Actually, the R68s were made from 1986-1988. Only the R110s were made in 1992 respectively
FUTURE
How do you know?
Sir?
WTH WAS THAT 2:09
uh and 2022
What abt the 110s
2026: The R44 (SIR) and R46 are retired because the R211 fleet has finished delivery.
2030: R62 and R62A fleet is retired and replaced with the R262 cars.
The contract award is scheduled for summer of 2024, with the first cars being delivered in summer 2026 and full delivery by the summer of 2030. The manufacturer, whoever’s chosen, plans to deliver approximately eight cars per month.
In the future everything will look like R160’s no diversity at all
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Whe are not in 2026
The r262 will enter service in 2016
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2016. No That's The R179. The R262 will enter service in 2026. And won't be on full passenger service until 2027
You forgot about the R262 which will enter service on 2026. Can You Do 1961 - 2032 to see how the network changed for the past 70 years because the R268 is now a proposal train on the 2030 - 2035 Capital Programme
Update 2024 the contract hasn't been awarded yet so it's going to be 2.6-3 years until the pilot set is in service.
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