Rail Observations of Charlotte, North Carolina (September 2019)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2019
- Blue Line LYNX
Stations recorded:
*Scaleybark Road
*New Bern Street
*DOWNTOWN (3rd Street/Convention Center; 7th Street; near Transit Center/Spectrum Center)
*Parkwood
*Sugar Creek
*Bland Street
*JW Clay Boulevard at UNC-Charlotte
Siemens S70 (2006 & 2016 models)
LYNX Blue Line is the main line passenger service for the Charlotte-Mecklenberg county transit network. Beginning operations in 2007, LYNX operated between Interstate 485 "Beltway" and Downtown. In 2018, service extended northward to University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus -- doubling the distance and ridership along the centralized railway providing a closer connection to the town of Concord (whom has an express service connecting to JW Clay Boulevard station). Future expansion calls for an extension of the existing Gold Line streetcar service westward as construction has begun refurbishing the tracks & stations to occupy trains similar to the Blue Line; all of this as a precursor for the expansion into Charlotte-Douglas International Airport some 10 miles nearby.
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I absolutely loved this video! I'm a Real Estate Agent here in Charlotte, and I can say that Charlotte truly is on the come up and has so much to offer.
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No proposing to the Light Rail Vehicles! Jk
Nicely shot!!
What for amazing Trains 👌
the train sounds like san francisco muni LRV4 acceleration sound
Trolly train!
Why is there a streetcar when nobody is using it.. I’ve never seen people riding those
I do NOT like that horn on the S70's. It's so artificial!
I don't like the VF drives on the S70s, either. It sounds so stupid when just starting up from a standstill, and it squeals around like it can't get the wheels to grip the rails (example at 8:29). I think S70s would be a lot cooler if they had a cooler VF drive, like the one on the Alstom Citadis Spirit.
Edit: However that crappy VF drive is only found on the newer S70s, not the ones with the rectangular headlights.
I don't like it either. It's an electric train so I don't understand why they went with a synthesized steam whistle. Is it supposed to be for pedestrians only? You probably couldn't even hear that in a car as quiet as it is.
EDIT: I also don't like those electronic bells that have been replacing the real bells used in crossing signals.