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I know thats not a Heavy Rail System, it is Light Rail, I just thought it was funny.
i am not even suprised theirs a doll on top of that subway. did you ever see the new robot statue they built in japan , it looks pretty cool , and it has the powers of a robot to(not literally but it light sup and can shoot fire from the back lol)
The new PATH railcars do indeed have TVs. No Washington Metro cars have TVs, though I believe the 7000 series cars currently on order will have that amenity. I'm not sure about the New York subway cars right now, but I'd guess some of the newer cars on some of the lines (L line?) would have TVs, though most of the railcars would not.
i am not even suprised theirs a doll on top of that subway. did you ever see the new robot statue they built in japan , it looks pretty cool , and it has the powers of a robot to(not literally but it light sup and can shoot fire from the back lol)
Lol, no I haven't seen that yet but it sounds pretty crazy.
NYC has to have the biggest subway cars ever. Those things are taller as hell and they are extremely heavy. Their rough too, I remember the first time I rode one I though the train was gonna derail lol.
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