Coaster Trains (Spring 2021) 

Oh man. I probably won't have a chance to catch it.

@@Railviation Coaster’s F59PHIs should be Donated To the Niles Canyon Railway because it would be a new life and a new era for F59PHIs

@@sebastianfloyd372 or where the F40s are headed: Pacific Southwest Railway Museum

You guys are gonna be sad when F59PHI 3001 will retire. And so will I. I don’t live in America but I wanna at least go there and see it before it retires.

@@davidng2336 yup, maybe Coaster should Sold Their F59PHIs To the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum you mean. Right?

The raised letters are much louder. I personally like em.

me too

Even though only one of them is in service because 3002 is retired, it's nice to see them every now and then for the time being.

But there still on metra

What they did with the cascade f59s is they put them in the meter shop (If I am correct.) and repainted them to look like the amtrak surfliner but in metra.

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I doubt it but maybe

I’ve heard rumors it’ll be in service till 2023. I’m convinced they’ll use it until it breaks down.

*F59PHI

Once the next two Chargers arrive the F59s will retire.

Oh man

Cc. ‘Nd

@@natesmainlinevids yea ik but I was thinking that Amtrak would make their Remaning F59’s Tier 4 as well

Thanks! They're not my favorite..

@@spencerhughes2255 No problem! Yeah I agree with you on that one...

Doesn’t seem like they are, but that is the NCTD Coaster’s decision maybe.

I’ve heard rumors that 3001 should be in service until 2023. I’m convinced they will use the engine until it breaks down.

Yeah I kinda don’t know how old the engine is, but yeah I’m guessing it will be retired in 2023 sadly.

@@coolleo149 3001 and 3002 were built in 2001 making them 20 years old. The two were part of the same order and they were among the last F59PHI’s to be built.

They did. April 26th.

@@spencerhughes2255 it was a nice few months lol

Nah, Just the F40s were retired. 3001 should stick around a little longer.

@@spencerhughes2255 uhhh ok

@@BLJF101 There's only 1 F59PHI in service(Being 3001) the other (3002) has been Retired

Oh ok buddy

Coaster retired them in February.

@@spencerhughes2255 oh ok do a Amtrak vid

The F40s will be donated to the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum. The F59's fate is currently unknown; the two were semi-retired on February 8, 2021 and are currently on standby duty until all Chargers have arrived.

A high speed rail line would cost way too much money and almost nobody would use it. The US has cheap enough airfare with flying being much more convenient if you want to get somewhere faster and cheaper. This is a commuter rail line that only serves about 40 miles and 10 stops. The purpose of this line is to not sit in the miserable traffic on the 5.

You just couldn’t be positive, could you?

@@bryshannbryant6773 nope, he can’t lol

@@spencerhughes2255 Well you have Brightline West coming in the future, and Canada High Speed Rail as well.