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There’s also 2 more wayside signs that weren’t mentioned in this video. If you ever encounter a series or off power wayside sign that’s shapped like a diamond, this tells the Toronto Rocket trains only to set the controller to the series/coast position.
Good question as it can depend on a lot of things such as, convenience, cost, direct vs. connections etc. From Toronto, AC is the only airline that goes direct. If you want to save a bit of money, you can fly with the others and transfer to connecting flights.
It's possible, considering the tracks and signals are bi-directional. Although for the sake of simplicity, trains normally run on the right, just like everything else.
Glad you liked it! The many lines that serve this station go in all different directions to their respective destinations. This would take a while to explain. This video just introduces the lines that you can take at Shinjuku
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I think a simple comparison of the two lines don't do it justice, as you have to take into account the distance between stops, whether they're traveling mostly in their right of way, passenger volume (boarding/deboarding times), and if you were to compare different sets of stations (e.g. 12th last station to the last station, or 12 random stations in the middle of the line), you may see different results as travel speeds/station distances are not constant. That being said, it was overall a fun video!
