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Paul Nelson wrote:
If all they can fill is a 3 car train, that's a pretty sad analogy. BART in
San Francisco uses far longer trains, and they're packed during commute
hours.
Uh, the Blue, Green, and Gold lines are all trolley lines, running
3-truck articulated cars (Nippon Sharyo, Siemens, and Ansaldobreda),
more analogous to the MUNI J, K, L, M, N, and T lines in San Francisco.
The Red and Purple lines are somewhat analogous to BART, although
standard gauge rather than BART's broad gauge. And BART covers a much
broader area, and had been around over 20 years when the first segment
of the Red Line opened.
But we're getting way off-topic here.
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JHHL
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