BART and MUNI Metro at Embarcadero Station 

Thanks a lot! That's actually very nice to hear for me, because I did try to get good shots while utilizing the two levels, so I'm glad a could deliver!

Actually BART trains have anywhere from 4 to 10 cars

Up until 2015 the orange line even ran with 3 cars during the off peak

Interesting thread - 4 years later and BART now only runs 10-car trains all day, an artifact of the pandemic. You know which trains are the new clean ones as they are "3-door" trains.

@@anthonysnyder1152 hello

@@SomeTrainEnthusiast i like both trains

The Bart trains are the trains at the beginning (lower level, with the "ba" logo on them)

Some Train Enthusiast but which city is it located

Bart stands for "Bay Area Rapid Transit"

It's not in one city, but connects (most of) the Bay Area. This station is in San Francisco

Sorry for taking your comment the wrong way at first, I woke up not too long ago

Ya mean R142A, right? Yeah, the Bart A, B, and C cars' propulsion (that's what they're called) sound very similar to the R142, R142A, and R143.

Some Train Enthusiast XD it's da R142A cousin/predicted sister

Actually, one might say it the other way around, because these cars are 40 years old!

Some Train Enthusiast wow they look new LoL

They do, don't they? The BART is actually making new cars now, and they're SUPER UGLY and VERY WEIRD SOUNDING (they're not in service, but one can see them strewn about in yards). Also, which do you think is older, the slanted one or the flat-faced one?

They all do. The propulsion in all the current Bart cars sounds very similar to the r142, r142a, and r143

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