11:13 “Hello passengers! The next, Rockaway Parkway bound (L) Train is now arriving! Hello passengers! Accidents can happen when people stand too close to the platform edge. We want you to be safe, so please stand away from the yellow strip!”
@@Robcia335 I've heard that option two r211 may not happen without the congestion pricing that can give the mta 1-2 billion a year and r262 is delayed and the bidding process hasn't started.
So, they need the spacing on the express tracks to do the work on connecting the elevators between the entry point on the surface level and the platforms
When There Are No Trains There, I Feel Like Freddy Is About To Start Winding His Music Box, (And I Just Had To Do This But) WAS THAT THE [[Subway Map]] OF '87?!
From my assumption yes. If there was no power on the third rail. The trains would be on low power mode and would cause the trains to go at a max speed of 5-10 mph. but in the video, the trains was going more than 10 mph. It was going around 15-25 mph. of course they were going slow because they don't see anyone on the platform and for safety reasons.
@@Robcia335 I'm talking about there being power for the trains and not the lights being the fact that it takes a lot more energy to run trains than to light a train station
I know people initially thought the train was opening up in the tunnel lmao. Interesting to see. Reminds me of the 2005 blackout. Only difference, the trains went dark that time as well. 👻
The third rail. I believe most stations don’t provide electricity for the 3rd rail. It’s separated from the station which the voltage is provided somewhere else.
I thought this was an abandoned station at first only to realize that it's just a power outage. I had no idea this could happen to a Subway Station at all. How did this happened?
