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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2020
- Ride MAX Orange Line in real-time with this operator's perspective video.
MAX Orange Line is a 7.3 mile long light rail line in Portland, OR that opened in 2015, running from Portland City Center to Milwaukie and Oak Grove in North Clackamas County. On the Portland Transit Mall along 5th and 6th avenues, it shares tracks and stations with the Green and Yellow lines between Portland State University and Union Station.
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This should go to Oregon City and be combined with a yellow line to Vancouver. Would solve a lot of car traffic in Portland
@@ShizuneHakamichi Yeah and portland doesn't want crowded highways
I think the Yellow Line was originally supposed to go to Vancouver but Vancouver didn't want to pay their fair share of construction.
Actually it’s because most Vancouverians (not including me because I love the MAX and all transport but I like trains more than busses) threw fits over people going over to Oregon and buying groceries to avoid sales tax (Stupid really) and unfortunately most Vancouverians don’t like transit at all. That will change by 2030 at the latest because right now the government is saying no MAX, no bridge and trust me, the I-5 bridge is getting old.
@@ShizuneHakamichi Unless you left out "City" (As in Oregon City doesn't want this like someone in this reply chain said about Vancouver), any state politicians who want to make transportation difficult for any reason needs to leave the state permanently.
I never understood why Orange and Yellow are separate. It would be pretty cool if Orange and Green met up in Oregon City and Orange/Yellow went into Vancouver.
THE ORANGE LINE IS JUST AN EXTENSION OF THE YELLOW LINE there i said it
The yellow line is an extension of the orange line.
Fite me
@@PTB_BE Yellow line came first. Then they decided to extend it down to Milwaukee and gave it a brand new color for no reason except for marketing purposes. They should have realized there is a long-term benefit to just keep the name as the yellow line - since it is literally the same line - and reduce confusion. Hopefully they'll wake up one day and realize their awful mistake.
@@PTB_BE The yellow line and oranage lines are extensions of your need to want to cause conflict on an otherwise boring subject here on youtube.
@@dennisbenoist3385 you must be fun at parties, if you get invited ofcourse
@@Sumguy21 Not all Yellow Line trains go to Milwaukie and not all Orange Line trains go to or from the Expo Center. Arguably it's less confusing to have both lines begin or end downtown, even if they're usually the same train, since that's how the great majority of riders use it. What's confusing is those Blue Line trains that end at Beaverton.
i am loving these
I wanna move to Portland so badly , remind me of Europe
You do not want to move there, there is a huge Homeless problem, downtown is boarded up, tents and camps everywhere. these max trains smell like body odor from the homeless who ride them. also Covid is there one of the most dangerous to have covid
Start: PSU South/SW 5th & Jackson Street
1:04: Lincoln Street/SW 3rd Avenue
3:48: South Waterfront/SW Moody Avenue
6:36: OMSI/Water Avenue
9:07: Clinton/SE 12th Avenue
10:31: SE 17th & Rhine Street
12:26: SE 17th & Holgate Boulevard
15:33: SE Bybee Boulevard
18:00: SE Tacoma/Johnson Creek
21:28: Milwaukie/Main Street
24:57: SE Park Avenue
YES!!!
Aka, riding the Yellow Line: Part 2 haha
@@ShizuneHakamichi right but it starts exactly after the yellow line video. Same recording, split in two
It would've made more sense for trimet to call it the yellow line instead of creating a different line.
It’s weird because it isn’t the yellow line but at the same time it is because that definitely makes sense
This MAX line has maybe the fewest weird bottlenecks like what the blue red and green lines share
I'm a train and I approve this video choo choo!
Thanks from the UK, have been wanting to see MAX front views for ages. Its not owned by Trimet but I don't suppose the Portland Streetcar would be possible too?
As a local this really is great too, Hoping Trimet shares more.
TriMet actually operates the Streetcar even though it's owned by the city, so drop the TriMet PR people a note.
Thank you TriMet! I love you guys!!
Edit: If it’s possible, can you guys have the announcements with the ride?
Probably not since the camera sounds like its on the outside. On the inside, you'll get all the passenger sounds like loud chatter and crying children, plus the camera would be in the cab which the driver may prefer not to have that.
A. Nony Mouse True.
@@a.nonymouse1291 Loud chatter and crying children? Unlikely, considering these ride-alongs are being shot during the pandemic. Notice how desolate things are.
@@a.nonymouse1291 I think they've got the announcements off for these ride-alongs because you should be able to hear them. You can hear a white-crowned sparrow singing at 7:08 and a little bird isn't as loud as an announcement.
I had the announcements playing in my head lol
When the covid is over, these lines will be packed and busy again. the only one that is usually packed and busy is the red or blue line from downtown to beaverton transit center...then its pretty empty to hillsboro
Is that the permanent camera?
How do you tell the difference between Type 2 and Type 3 trains?
Type 2 trains have manual mirrors whereas the Type 3s have automatic mirrors. The seats inside in a Type 3 have a higher seat back compared to the Type 2s where the seat backs are shorter.
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I’m Starting To Get Scared 😱
This is too Creepy
WAYTA?
It seems like it is going a bit slow. Why is it?
Bottlenecks.
This Train Goes To Canada
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No
Why In The Hell is Population So Low
This video is a complete waste of time without a detailed description of the route and stop-by-stop indications of what the stop is