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BART Dublin/Pleasanton Train at 16th St/Mission Station

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Uploaded by on Oct 31, 2007

Taken last Thursday, Oct 25, 2007 around 12pm.

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  • "10 Car train for San Francisco/Daly City in 5 minutes..."

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    This would be for the Automated Announcement System on the new BART cars.

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  • @zv8y

    Not exactly.

    The LACMTA Red Line AnsaldoBreda A650 cars with fleet numbers 530 through 604 use General Electric (GE) drive systems.

    The BART system Gen 1 cars (Rohr A and B) use the ADTranz model 1507C drive systems.

  • @FullMentalPanic lol, doesn't help that the train announcement is in an Irish accent. Yeah I thought Dublin didn't have a metro yet.

  • Bart Trains sound similar to LA Metro Red Line Trains

  • >>Eviltaco375

    Sorry, I meant to say that the *Dublin* station is above ground (and is therefore well-lit), in the median of a freeway if I know my Bay Area well enough.

  • im pretty sure that 16th and mission station is underground

  • For a minute I thought this was in Dublin City, Ireland

  • what time is it its time to get new trains

  • i think the stations in dc have better design but the train cars look almost the same

  • >>atraherne

    I hope you know this is Dublin, California rather than Dublin, Ireland :-). In addition, this station is actually at the intersection of 16th/Mission in San Francisco. Because BART stations have to serve multiple lines, trains are named by their destination rather than color. So in this case, this train is headed to Dublin, which is a suburb of SF, and I think the station is above ground. And yes, a lot of underground stations could use more light :-p.

  • I didn't know Dublin had underground trains, I read somewhere they are building a network but thought it was several yrs before ready. Looks really nice and modern. I reckon the lighting could be a little brighter though. How many underground stops do they currently have?

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