
Hello New Trolley!
yes, it does have four doors
no, it does not have pull cords

yes, it does have four doors
no, it does not have pull cords
Edit:
lol @ people downvoting me because they don't understand how I got to the R2 from New West.
Original post:
This is the greatest.
Went all the way to New West this evening from Richmond AND I COULD GO HOME on a single bus.
Fricken fantastic.
Thank you, drivers! I bet it's a fun route, now too instead of just going back and forth you get to drive across the entire city AND IT'S SO FAST.
It is significantly more effecient to just hop on the R2 than to seabus and SkyTrain it. No loud screeching tunnels. No sneezy & cough seabus rides. Straight there. Straight back. Super fast.
I love the R2 Metrotown extension. 🥰
Edit:
Allow me to explicitly detail my journey:
Walked down to Davie St from Waterfront Station after taking the seabus from NV.
Walked to Broadway / City Hall skytrain station.
Rode Canada Line down to Brighouse.
Took the 410 to 22nd St Station.
Took the Expo Line to New Westminster Station.
Took the Expo Line to Metrotown Station.
Took the R2 to Phibbs Exchange.
Walked home.
I didn't think it was ne,essary to detail my entire journey for you all. Excuse my insolence.
Does anyone have an explanation as to if this was a glitch or not
The test articulated trolley is in Vancouver.
Not my video I got it from a friend.
at surrey central station i have gotten pushed by this short asian (not that it matters, just wanted to see if anyone would recognize) old lady. this has happened near the tracks waiting for people to leave the train so i can step inside. i wasn’t even in her way. i’m genuinely pissed off, because it happened again today for the 3rd time in the span of 6 months by the SAME lady. i almost wobbled and fell, but she just speed walks away not acknowledging anything.
the same lady did this to my friend a few weeks ago, have any of you experienced something similar??
I have thought about it a lot, and I think it’s actually a better bet than a King George line in the long run. But I’m not an expert so I’m curious about what people think.
It‘s about 2X the length of a King George-Newton line, but it also tags a lot more high demand areas that are primed for densification on Scott Road and would have a lot more ridership.
Most of weekday-only bus services tend to have alternatives that do run 7 days a week(such as 321 for 394 riders, 145 for 143 riders, 323 for 393 riders, 351 for 352/354 riders). 388? The only bus service for 88th Avenue residents past Scott Road, and the 88 Avenue itself is mainly residential.
And how does it last almost 3 weeks? (but the alerts are posted on a day to day basis 😒)
Trains delayed, single tracking at edmonds. Paramedics on scene.
Should reopen soon.