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  • Tangara trains are the most comfortable trains in the whole CityRail system

  • @kbahboh I disagree, i think intercity trains are more comfortable than Tangara. Also Tangaras are always crowded so its hard to get a seat but intercity are usually remote areas so there are less people

  • @Origamiking1

    yea intercity train's dont have much passenger's but im talking about the seat's like as im an intern @ Bankstown hospital and most of my shift's are night shift's when i do take a train into the City at 1 am home the trains are absolutely empty which causes me to wish for a Tangara lol.

  • @kbahboh The ex G set seats are so much better, but the other T sets are quite shitty

  • @MrChowTheTroll i honestly wouldnt know which ones which lol

  • the T sets were designed for Suburban working with seating thru out the train, The G sets were for the "inter Urban" trips to Wyong, Blue mountains or Wollongong - these had 1 toilet per 4 cars and the seats were reversable (and some different crew controls as well) - since the H sets (OSCAR) sets have been introduced the G sets are being retrofitted to standard seating for suburban workings with some of the T sets being upgraded to match the seating (without the reversable seats)

  • hartie52 you know if its g or t because its in the front of the train or back

  • The Tangara (t or G sets) would have to be the best looking metro rollingstock I've ever seen. The noise they make when setting off or slowing down is mad as well.

  • how do you tell if it is G or T?

  • You observe the front chin section of the train. You can note that the G-set has a lower front section that is swept back (as shown by the first set and leading car) . The t-set however has a completely flat lower chin section (as illustrated by the trailing set and car 8). I know this is slightly vague as I am not familiar with Australian Rolling Stock Terminology, but I hope this helps.

  • wow thanks

  • @Hartie52 G sets have some green button next to doors..... and higher chairs

  • A Gin'n'Tonic

  • Cool vid

  • we get alot of those

  • hahah mad its a g set and a t set

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