The yellow pair of cars remind me of Harry Weese's original concept that the Metrorail cars be painted all red. Also noticed the pair of cars with the silver wrap.
It makes sense for cemeteries large enough to function as major urban parks. Lot's of people take the subway to the 25 St R station in Brooklyn to access Greenwood Cemetery.
Arlington Cemetery is the only one station that closes except the rest of the system. From October to March, Arlington Cemetery station closes at seven 'o clock PM, and from April to September, Arlington Cemetery station closes at ten 'o clock PM.
The operator was honking because of the Advanced Mobile Flagger (AMF) procedure in place. In the AMF procedure, the honking signals that a train will approach the area where a group of track workers are located at.
Arlington cemetery has got to be the cleanest, prettiest, and most quite station in the whole system. The above ground ones anyway
I live near DC and like the subway there. Haven't really found any spotting videos. Thanks for helping me out.
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I rode past Arlington Cemetery multiple times whenever I traveled on the Metro system.
The yellow pair of cars remind me of Harry Weese's original concept that the Metrorail cars be painted all red. Also noticed the pair of cars with the silver wrap.
I understand this station is here because of the significance of this place, but it’s still kind of strange to have a metro station at a Cemetery
It makes sense for cemeteries large enough to function as major urban parks. Lot's of people take the subway to the 25 St R station in Brooklyn to access Greenwood Cemetery.
Another example is Pinelawn National Cemetery on Long Island which has it's own Long Island Rail Road station.
Arlington Cemetery is the only one station that closes except the rest of the system. From October to March, Arlington Cemetery station closes at seven 'o clock PM, and from April to September, Arlington Cemetery station closes at ten 'o clock PM.
A yellow metro money train
Was that someone waving to you at 3:16?
Great video
Nice video!
4:31Why was he honking?
The operator was honking because of the Advanced Mobile Flagger (AMF) procedure in place. In the AMF procedure, the honking signals that a train will approach the area where a group of track workers are located at.
It’s corona time
Good joke
That station is served by the Blue & Yellow lines
a little late on this but actually just Blue homie
fun fact these trains can reach speeds up to 100 MPH
They really don't, I saw a cab of a 7000 train on the Blue Line and saw the speed. The highest was 54 I think.
Top speed on these cars is 75 mph.
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Great Video