OpenBVE ►R212 on the (3)◀

R212
New Lots Avenue Bound #3 Subway Train
New Lots Local
The "3" Train or New Lots Local runs between Boro Hall and New Lots Avenue. This 3 train operates all local from Kingston Avenue to New Lots Avenue.
In this video, you are welcome to join for a ride on a Virtual R212 Subway Car operating on the fictional Metro Transit (3) subway line.
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[@josesaucedo3491]

Cool

[@rahmel2009]

I love it

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes

[@edrickang2338]

The r212 on the south ferry loop

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes

[@r142aproductions8]

It first it sounds like This is new dot bound D train the next stop Is crown heights Utica Avenues

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes

[@Amboi0803]

It's the R212 12 train on the 3 line

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes

[@redphone1438]

The messed up station name announcements: 0:03 and 0:13 - Crown Heights/Utica Ave 2:40 - Rutland Rd 4:11 - East 96th St 5:20 - Sutter Av 6:47 - Winthrop St 11:44 - Pennsylvania Av 13:20 - Van Siclen Av 14:35 - New Lots Av

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes mam

[@36Dorothea]

u forgot Saratoga Ave at 7:59 and Rockaway Ave at 9:13 and Junius St 10:27

[@m1k_official]

Manufacturer: Bombardier

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes

[@ethansantiago144]

0:27 I will not clear the doors lol

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes u will

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theblife.]

Do you have a download link????

[@jmypunzalan7091]

It's a 12 train

[@Gabriel-bj1ut]

IsaacXpress he can just modify em

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes sir

[@jihyunlee3978]

this r184

[@irt3rdavenueel172]

R212 actually

[@malek3605]

Is it the Chicago 3 train

[@user-acs64]

No its the New York City 3 train

[@yolandaflores7211]

M adrid. ? 0Malek

[@Persac7]

Ma Malek hell no

[@eddcited3724]

No it’s NYC (3) Train New Lots Local

[@user-acs64]

@@eddcited3724 I ALREADY SAID THAT

[@ninsumm1262]

R211*

[@irt3rdavenueel172]

One number off, the R211 is for the lettered trains, this is the R212 but New York City revised the R212 a long time ago since it didn’t fit for the IRT subway system, so the R262s and R262As are gonna replace the R142s and R142As and not the R212s and R212As but in OpenBve you still can access the R212/As

[@copcitytransportrecordings9889]

2nd

[@dukbcyes9651]

You were first

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes mam

[@barbaracalero1981]

? Train

[@noahjohnson732]

its on the 3 but the train says 12

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Yes mam

[@irt3rdavenueel172]

I won’t be surprised if the MTA brings back the 11 and 12 trains to NYC as full time subway trains including the 9, 10, and 13 trains, they are looking into bringing back the 8 train that’ll run from Wakefield-241st Street to New Lots Avenue but it may be a while, the last time we had an 8 train service was on it’s last day of service on April 28th 1973 when it only ran between Gun Hill Road and 3rd Avenue-149th Street all stations being elevated from The Bronx to Lower Manhattan at South Ferry, the line between South Ferry and Chatham Square was closed down and demolished in 1950 and then the remainder of the line between Chatham Square and 3rd Avenue-149th Street was closed down and demolished in 1955, but then on April 29th 1973 the Bronx portion of the line all the way to 3rd Avenue-149th Street from Gun Hill Road was abandoned they had to close Mosholu Parkway and the Cross Bronx Expressway to take down the viaducts over them, all street viaducts were also taken down, they made a cardinal sin taking down the whole 3rd Avenue elevated line including the spur to the Botanical Gardens and to the West Farms line either near 180th Street or 174th Street, if the T train comes back into service as the new 2nd Avenue subway to run between Lexington Avenue-125th Street and Hanover Square then for the next phase will to have to make a lower level platform at 138th Street-Grand Concourse or even 3rd Avenue-138th Street and to connect it to either 149th Street-Grand Concourse and 3rd Avenue-149th Street or 3rd Avenue-143rd Street and 3rd Avenue-149th Street and run up to Gun Hill Road on the same route the 8 originally did from the 1880s to 1973

[@tanishaglasgow8098]

Cool