⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Exploring the MBTA Red Line in Boston (2023) - Including new CRRC Cars!

[@TSSmina]

0:22 That Compressor start-up sounds so similar to some of the SMEE cars here in New York City Transit. Most similar, the R46s.

[@redphone1438]

Also the R62 and R62As

[@Hotters9060]

@@redphone1438 Also the R68 and the R68A trains too.

[@dialga8643]

it's very surreal watching one of your videos and actually recognizing the trains and stations you're at. Nice to see videos of my local, historical, yet flawed subway system. I can also say this is one of the only videos I've seen of the new Red Line trains. Great video!

[@Clavichordist]

Yes! I grew up riding the Red line to either Kendall or Central Square from Park Street, after taking the commuter train into North Station to be followed by a ride on the Green line to Park Street, to visit my grandmother in Cambridge. It was this ride that gave me the love for railroads and most anything on rails. When I did this, the "T" was still running the Blue Birds and PCC Trolleys, and the B&M was running Budd Liners. When the "T" brought in the "new" silver-colored Red line cars in the late 1960s, I was excited because I could sit in the front and watch the tunnel and the tracks.

[@AlexrobloxChannel]

2:05 that cool design they made

[@PaulsDMVRailroadsandAviation]

Weird how the CRRC cars’ traction inverters are different pitches when accelerating vs. decelerating

[@theodorelow4487]

It’s IGBT-VVVF

[@AIRRAZOR44]

Why is it weird? Sounds similar to most modern subway car models

[@donaldnemesis393]

why it's so weird for the 2020s trains vs 1960-1990s train

[@UKHeritageRailways]

Made me smile seeing the destination as Braintree. I live not too far from Braintree, but in the county of Essex in the UK. 😄

[@franko8572]

Boston has English names all over. Right across the Charles river from Boston is Cambridge.

[@yenbuithikim1691]

The Boston New Red Line HVAC Sounded like a New Orange Line and The Interior Talking

[@BJMediaTransit8516]

It’s interesting that CRRC made literally the exact same updated fleet for both the Red Line, and the Orange Line, plus using newer Frank Ogelsby recordings for announcements.

[@stephenwylie-sears6021]

1:11 I think that 30+ min is more accurate than 20+ min.

[@stephenwylie-sears6021]

Also, it's nice to not hear "Masking on the T is now optional."

[@himbourbanist]

new trains look really good

[@peteriwanow7716]

The CRRC Car's have been an absolute nightmare. They continue to fall further and further behind with the delivery process. They have only two sets of trains running on the Red Line, with the final delivery set for maybe sometime in 2027. The original Pullman Standard Car's built in 1969 are going to have to keep running until then. They were overhauled in the mid 80's, but the aluminum bodies are not going to hold up forever. Same for the 1700 series built in the 80's. They never gave the Bombardier 1800 series a midlife overhaul. A lousy situation for sure.

[@tomwujek4867]

The CRRC factory is not doing well with many issues on quality assurance and production. Also, the Boston Globe reported that they were actually turning in unfinished cars for final inspection. At this point, it's anyone's guess on what will happen. If it were up to me, I would strongly consider giving the 1800 series Bombardier cars a midlife overhaul and contract with a well known company such as Alstom (now owns Bombardier), Kawasaki, Siemens, etc.

[@Sleeve0]

lousy indeed

[@scottyerkes1867]

I've ridden the Red Line many years ago to/from Andrew Station when Ashmont was the southern terminal. An aunt of mine lived in Dorchester. Thanks DJHammers😀💚

[@HayleyKiyokoLineBMT]

My lucky color, good catch of the new RED line trains

[@yenbuithikim1691]

I also love the Boston Red Line And New Orange Line With MBTA Blue Wraps

[@Bassotronics]

Metro Bolitan Transit Authority

[@railrockstar5380]

Hey DJ can you please make a video about the new F shuttle train between Lexington Avenue-63rd Street and 21st Street Queensbridge that ran because of the construction in the 63rd street tunnel

[@DJHTransport]

Vid coming soon!

[@Cerby1979]

MBTA will retire these old sets whenever the deliveries or the new CRRC sets arrive and enter service.

[@Blank00]

Will the CRRC cars replace the 1800 series in addition to the older cars?

[@kelleydonovandancers]

I really hate the new redline trains, seats are fewer and really uncomfortable. Some have bars that press right into your back. The single seats have u squashed between a metal wall and plexiglass with about two feet of space, so claustrophobic, every plastic seat is hard and uncomfortable. What were they thinking!!

[@kelleydonovandancers]

The constant beeping at stops makes me crazy

[@stephenwylie-sears6021]

Orange Line too.

[@DMVRailfan]

Suggestion: Exploring WMATA’s Silver Line

[@yenbuithikim1691]

Wait Hammer trains do you mean exploring old and new red line trains

[@EarnestineBarksdale-y1g]

Bins Station

[@yenbuithikim1691]

and the Door close Warning

[@WilliamKing-d2s]

West Trace

[@DorothyHernandez-x5y]

Conn Flats

[@JamesHuff-d3m]

Alexandro Green

[@blackdouglas87030]

When will the MBTA receive more of those new CRRC Red Line cars the current stock is getting Old and Boring

[@katindavid2262]

The old systems the train Very dirty Not on time 3 nd wold 🙁🙁🙁🙁

[@icetoocold0428]

Worst system ever

[@bdpopeye]

What makes you state that?

[@WillTheTrainFan]

@@bdpopeyelifelong Boston resident here and I can confirm the system is awful Great for history and vibes, but AWFUL in terms of functionality

[@bdpopeye]

@@WillTheTrainFan Thanks for that answer. I've not been to Boston since I was a wee child over 65 years ago...

[@bmendez3782]

Lol come on it can't be that compared to the mta right?

[@fcjose31]

Allí los viejos y los nuevos son parecidos, en USA parecen similares, aquí hay mas variedad y sin contar los trenes de Cercanías que también hay variedad. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3bbm4uCZb5pncUsi=jlIGaxEHbd_Df7Wf&t=1