Philadelphia Regional Rail (Septa, Amtrak, NJT, Patco)

Septa Regional Rail, Amtrak Keystone and Pennsylvanian's, one Patco, and a NJT Atlantic City Rail Line train are all featured in this video.

[@cats0182]

What really hits home for me is what appears to be "what used to be" in the Philadelphia area. Open spaces where tracks and trains ran, now devoid of tracks and left for nothing. Really sad.

[@trainz3982]

awesome vid, you are giving me some good shots of the route i'm building in Train simulator 2017 from Philly heading up to Harrisburg all stops included awesome man.

[@timosha21]

like those patco shots!

[@Jayayess1190]

timosha21 Thank you sir.

[@paulraubertas9762]

Great video. Nice vantage points throughout. Keep up the great work!

[@Jayayess1190]

Paul Raubertas Thank you.

[@Harveycartoonlvr11]

Excellent Video...actually the New (Sliverliner 5) SEPTA Cars look better with advertising on the outsides; in the future they may think of removing the large "STRIPES" because they just make the cars look unappealing. But as for their older MU'S, love them, I've been there and have rode the Silverliners, 1 through 4.

[@Jayayess1190]

+Saxiesax 2 It depends for me. I prefer the Silverliner V's without ads, but a wrap on them can look ok.

[@michaelsandford1015]

very good video

[@Jayayess1190]

Thanks.

[@michaelsandford1015]

thanks for your comment

[@TheBestTrainsAreReal]

Awesome! You video quality is so good! What do you use!?

[@Jayayess1190]

A Sony A5100 with a 35mm F1.8 lens.

[@TheBestTrainsAreReal]

@@Jayayess1190 Ok thanks!

[@schmellbrooks6139]

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[@KevinMeno2008]

Ads on Silverliner Vs are to make revenue for the agency

[@Jayayess1190]

+Kevin Meno True, but how many agencies put them on the outside of commuter cars other than a wrap?

[@earlwi3048]

Kevin Meno TX

[@PGHammer21A]

@@Jayayess1190 Depends on the operator - MARC and MTA do (rail and bus services); both do *wraps* as well (as does WMATA, PGC TheBus, RTA of Central Maryland, etc.). I live in Maryland (specifically, Prince George's County, MD) which is why I am familiar with WMATA, MARC, and TheBus - RTA of Central Maryland services Marshall BWI's commuter parking lots).