Bay Area Rapid Transit [BART] Trains @ West Oakland (4/29/22)

Enjoy =)

[@TheBestiesTeam2022]

Bart, legitimately ripped up my childhood completely by taking out all the old trains, and I don’t know if they’ll be back again

[@AirwickY]

They won't

[@AmtrakCaliforniaCutie]

They won’t because the new FOTF trains have taken over and as of April 2024 the legacy train has been permanently retired but 3 legacy train cars will be preserved to WRM im Solano county, CA.

[@joaquinalejandrogranados9852]

Excelente

[@Railoffroader2]

👍🏼

[@nicoolbailey]

is it okay if i use some of this footage for a student project?

[@FlatEarthKiller]

Could you maybe come to hong kong back when the pandemic ends?

[@FanRailer]

I would certainly love to.

[@FlatEarthKiller]

@@FanRailer Alright, just for quick updates. Metro cammell trains have retired and are replaced by Hyundai Rotem trains, the SP1900s have been converted to tuen ma line trains. This is for the east rail extension to Admiralty Edit: the hyundai rotem trains are R-trains, not K-trains even though the same company manufactured the K-trains

[@munamaltiti1100]

It is May 2, 2022

[@tvm73836]

Only rail line in the US that does not use Standard Gage. Broad Gage like in India!!

[@FanRailer]

Untrue. SEPTA in Philadelphia uses broad gauge on the Market Frankford line.

[@TohaBgood2]

@@FanRailer Say what?! That's random! Was that done to make sure that the freight railroads can't take over the line? That was usually the reason why passenger rail used deliberately exotic gauges in the US.