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Re: Lexington Avenue Line TPH |
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Posted by Red Line to Glenmont on Mon May 29 13:43:37 2006, in response to Re: Lexington Avenue Line TPH, posted by Market-Frankford on Sun May 28 23:50:06 2006. This is just a theory, but from my experience with other European Subways, there often are just 5 50' cars on a line, so they pull into a station fast, decelerate really rapidly and then just take off, like Paris and Barcelona. In New York the trains are really long, and seem to slow down for stopping for a really long time in comparison. This could be the difference, that short light trains allow for closer spacing. |
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