@@langstonreese7077 especially the max speed on the r211s is 40mph (if I'm wrong pls correct me) and the r44 went 87 mph witch is the fastest train in the city it happened in the early 1990s and mabye to today its still even is service on the Staten railway
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16:38 😂😂😂
Why do conductors seems to have trouble opening the doors on these new trains?
I guess they’re trying to be extra safe or something
@@icyleorailfanningchannel930 i think there used to the r44s that was 50 years ago
@@FoxSunny13also the R211 are MTA’s newest trains so it may be a bit different
@@langstonreese7077 especially the max speed on the r211s is 40mph (if I'm wrong pls correct me) and the r44 went 87 mph witch is the fastest train in the city it happened in the early 1990s and mabye to today its still even is service on the Staten railway
their trying to confirm if the train is fully in the station, so they can choose which doors will be opened
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