MTA Still Won’t Embrace Open Gangway Subway Cars Dec 9 Written by Blair Lorenzo In a baffling and unacceptable move, the MTA recently announced that its purchase of 378 new R268 subway cars will not include walk-through open gangway trains.As ETA's Blair Lorenzo explained to Streetsblog, walk-through trains are the worldwide standard for good reason: they are safer, more comfortable, and carry more people. Blair Lorenzo Previous Previous A Train Grows in Brooklyn Next Next The Century Old Idea that Can Revolutionize NYC Commuter Rail - Joint Transit Association
MTA Still Won’t Embrace Open Gangway Subway Cars Dec 9 Written by Blair Lorenzo In a baffling and unacceptable move, the MTA recently announced that its purchase of 378 new R268 subway cars will not include walk-through open gangway trains.As ETA's Blair Lorenzo explained to Streetsblog, walk-through trains are the worldwide standard for good reason: they are safer, more comfortable, and carry more people. Blair Lorenzo