subway systems in america. (places, Chicago, downtown, NYC)
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Depends at peak and for events there are sometimes two subways loading simultaniously in the main Center city Broad street stops - they just keep coming and pack them in like heards
But typically the wait is 4 to 10 minutes depending on the time of day
do other subway systems have actual train traffic like nyc? where as the train sometimes has to wait in the stop for the green signal causing few delays lol?
do other subway systems have actual train traffic like nyc? where as the train sometimes has to wait in the stop for the green signal causing few delays lol?
It depends on the time, most subways no but the regional rail lines do in some places, in Philly the Regional raill lines all converge and go underground through the threee main downtown stops and can hit wait lights where they all converge especially at rush hours with higher service levels
On the NE corrider line between Amtrak Acela and Metro Lines and all the NJT lines there are times when slower trains wait for passing express trains
Also the Blue line in Chicago from Ohare to the Loop always seems like a short wait to me - never more than a couple of minutes
Seattle link is 7.5 min between trains during rush hour.But in the underground the tunnels also share with buses in downtown so if just going across town a bus or train comes every minute In the tunnels underground seattle .
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