T1 TTC 5280 going out of service At Glencarin Station

This T1 subway train is put out of service at Glencarin Station

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• glencarin
• station
• 5280

[geraldv3]

I think you mean 5280 instead of 5820 :P

[ttctae]

Thanks For The correction i switched the numbers up by accident :P

[g4tech]

i wonder what it would be like to stay on the train you would get off at the yard cause they always open the doors don't they?

[ttctae]

Yea They open the doors But usually Drivers Are Supposed To Inspect All Train Cars Before Going to The Yard

[PokemonPowerGirl13]

I really like the Canadian subway.

The trains are very nice.

Can someone get me a spare train part which has been used by a Canadian train?

Like a door or window seal?

Thank you very much.

[DigitalImagesToront]

I hate it when the TTC does that. They always seem to do it to me when I am going to work.

[046547717]

But in the middle of the line???? That makes no sense....

[Bus7777]

I think because it was late at night and they reduce service. (But that's just a guess)

[ttct3]

hey nice video. wat train came after this T1?.

[Airmilez]

Sorry if I couldn't help you more. But train parts are quite difficult to obtain any other way unless you're an operator.

[Airmilez]

That depends entirely on the subway you're focusing on and the models of rolling stock the subway uses. This is of the TTC subway in Toronto. Lets take this and the Montreal Metro. Both are canadian, but the trains they operate are COMPLETELY different, e.g. TTC uses standard rails & steel wheels but Montreal uses Rubber Tyres.

Anyway, the best thing to do if you're looking for spare train parts is to look it up on ebay. Considering anything can be sold there spares shouldn't be hard to find.

[046547717]

Why did they put the train out of service??