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richmond, enjoy your fair share of bums haha ;) :D |
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i pay a visit to my woman, and riding her is free |
^you'll end up paying for it in medical bills |
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i wish the train had opened earlier instead of my ass driving all the way to richmond |
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just got home from my canada line trip. cambie+49 station 30 minutes wait time. richmond centre 2.5-3 hours wait time. lansdowne 45-1 hour wait time. marine drive 45 minute wait time. this is as of 4pm. trains are SUPER packed. this is comparable to MTR in hk, during rush hour. people touching people, arms rubbing with others. sweaty, hot and lots of B.O. the trains all look nasty by now. the bars, doors and windows are covered with people's oil from touching them. the train itself moves really fast. crossing the fraser river took...1 minute. from marine drive to richmond centre took a measly 10 minutes or less. |
good to know i didn't go... since i have a bus pass, ill be trying it out later.... wonder if its gonna still be packed at around 7~9 |
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...Image049-1.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...k/Image045.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...k/Image048.jpg These were taken by my mother... this was taken from Waterfront at around 3'ish :lol |
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^ haha that's around where I work. That line went all the way to hastings/granville, and then down hastings and around the corner at hastings and seymour. I went to grab a coffee and was quite surprised when I saw the crowd. |
luckily I got to ride it on Saturday instead. Yes, crossing into Richmond is mere minutes. I want to check out the bike ledge/bridge on the lower side of the train bridge, supposedly it's quite a nice ride. |
I was driving on No. 3 road today and saw the crowd LOL. |
yea seriously? who the hell waits for 3 hours to ride public transportation for FUN ? i work down town and saw the massive line ups...all i could do was shake my head the novelty wears off after about 7 minutes |
did anyone notice in the pictures that most people who wanted to go on the FREE ride were asian? AHAHA |
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I just got back from a ride on the new train. I rode it from Waterfront to YVR and back to Broadway where I got off. Here are my first impressions: - Trains are fairly quiet and smooth. Definitely a step-up from the old Skytrain. Hopefully these are easier to maintain down the road. - The trains are wider, but still not large enough. I can easily see people having a difficult time moving their bags during rush hour. Another 12-15 trains to increase frequency need to be purchased to make up for the lack of length. - The trains have a scrolling display listing the next stop and final destination. It would help if they had an announcement for which side to exit. - The speakers on the trains are poor quality. The announcements are barely audible and are muffled. - The signage around stations is poor. The font is too small. - The airport check-in stands are a nice touch. - The stations look decent enough, if a little utilitarian. Workmanship seems adequate, but not excellent. |
I just got back. Today was definitely a gong-show. It was slow as fuck...lol |
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I'm amazed at how many people didn't have to work and could afford to line up for this. However there isn't really a need to announce which side the exits are on, after a ride or two you'll know. |
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nice picture. this is roughly the same length as the one at richmond centre. |
^ ROFL @ Waterfront picture, that's just fucking dumb. I would not want to wait in that line up. |
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