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This is the first of about a thousand segments that will be used to build the elevated trackway for the S. 200th Link Extension. This segment was made in Sound Transit's casting yard in Enumclaw. Building the trackway will be similar to the method used to build light rail in Tukwila along I-5, SR 599 and SR 518. The segments will be pre-cast in Enumclaw, shipped directly to the site and then lifted into place by a horizontal crane or a gantry. The gantry should arrive in SeaTac this fall.
This is a Siemens Avanto S70 Light Rail Vehicle soundbound on Fannin coming from the underdeveloped Midtown area toward the Museum District. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/METRORail for info on Houston Metrorail. Right now, we only have one LRT line which runs from University of Houston Downtown campus on the north edge of downtown to a station 7.5 miles south. It connects our downtown to the Museum District, the Texas Medical Center and beyond.
The Red Line should be understood as a starter line, not a complete system. In 2012 there should be five more routes in operation in the inner city area and a bit beyond. I am a civic activist who helped write the 2007 Draft Environment Impact Statement for the University Line and participated in the route selection process.
Here, in Jersey City, it's pronounced "MAHR-in", not like "Ma-RIN" County north of San Francisco. 20.9.2001 (UK-style date). © 2014 Peter Ehrlich
18/04/22. Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong. A CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Phase V LRV.
[Line 761P]
Hong Kong SAR light rail collection: www.flickr.com/photos/hhhumber/collections/72157629742444...
Inbound tram from Ashton-Undr-Lyne. This new line is through-routed with Eccles. April 18, 2014. © 2014 Peter Ehrlich
Thie trailing car of this outbound L-Taraval train displays "J-Church/Mission Rock" desto for some unknown reason. December 28, 2018. © 2019 Peter Ehrlich
It's the last week of PCC service on the Newark City Subway. These cars have operated on the line for 47 years. Car 12 is now Muni 1076. August 20, 2001. © 2014 Peter Ehrlich
Edmonton Light Rail Transit map, including the under construction Metro Line (only slightly confusing) that is due to open by the end of 2014. Taken June 2014.
Edmonton was the first modern light rail in North America when it opened in 1978.
think the lightrail will win in the end, our city council is set on these things, dont know why, are always broken
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension construction progress photos, Summer 2022. Digital donation from Alan K. Weeks.