Metro E Line Cab View: Santa Monica - Atlantic
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Published 2023-06-23
All Comments (21)
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I like how the E line now goes underground then surfaces for one station then back under. Great cab view :)
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The last time I was in Santa Monica, there was no Metro. The corner where the Santa Monica station is located was the Sears Automotive Center. Things sure changed!
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I took the same ride on opening day at around 5:30pm on a Friday. It took me one hour and five minutes to travel from Santa Monica to the Indiana station. Had I driven that same distance it would have taken me 1.5 stressful hours during rush hour on a Friday.
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Great the regional connector is finally open. Not so great is, how incredibly slow those trains are - even on the newly built tunnel tracks. Not to speak of those hundreds of traffic lights that are not optimized for or controlled by the arriving trains. In a modern city those traffic lights would give the light rail the righti of way as soon as a train comes closer to the intersection.
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It would be interesting to see,just how much the Pacific Electric/ Los Angeles Railway,track maps,would coincide with the current LAMTA maps! Definitely,the current LA system is the old PE on steroids! Thanks for the trip,and nice photography πΈ!! Thanks π π!
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Super interesting! Really nice to experience this with you. Thanks!
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Im glad you made a cab wiew
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Sometime in the near future we will be able to connect to the K Line at Crenshaw and ride all the way down to the SODA BARRRRR!!!!!!
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I am glad you were able to make another cab view!
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0:39 - the red dump truck, it was pretty close. I am sure accidents will happen. American drivers need gates to stop them from running red light.
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Great Video! It would be nice if there were gate crossing to speed up service. However, it's a great video!
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I like the full ride you flimed
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They gotta extend the line from Atlantic station
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Cool video
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They should add that DLC for Train Sim world 3 in realistic, now that would dope Af.
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Do the cab rides of the new A Line (Blue) (a.k.a. "Pasadena and Foothills Blue Line") from Long Beach to Azusa and the new E Line (Expo/Gold) from East LA to Santa Monica.
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I like all waves πββοΈ
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Wish the P865/2020 were still around to run these routes for one last time.
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When they designed the Regional Connector, couldn't they have banked the tracks on the curves or something, so the trains wouldn't have to slow down so much?
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Good Video .
