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PollWhich BART line do you ride the most?
Red - Richmond
13%
Orange - Fremont/Richmond
21%
Yellow - Pittsburg/Bay Point
46%
Green - Fremont/Daly City
8%
Blue - Dublin/Pleasanton
8%
Lines to Millbrae
4%
Total votes: 24
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Prongs or Fingers Extending out of Car 2539x? Hi T/0's - perhaps you can answer this one. Car 2539X has perhaps 4 or 5 "fingers" or rather semi-pointed flat blades sticking out of the left side of the cab. This was a mid-consist car and the rest of the train didn't have this "feature." What gives? Something to catch inter-office mail? Sorry I didn't have time to take a photo. BTW - these fingers or prongs run parallel to the track (pointing forward). |
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It's a new safety feature
It's a new safety feature that they're piloting. I don't know much more than that.
Ooh maybe they stick out over
Ooh maybe they stick out over the yellow dots and knock over anyone who's standing too close to the train! Hooray for safety!
Curbfeelers of death. That
Curbfeelers of death. That has a nice ring to it.
BART's version of a
BART's version of a front-mounted cow catcher. Now modified for side-sweeping action!
I'll check out the New
I'll check out the New Component Eval's at the shop tonight see if I can find anything out about it, haven't seen it on any Concord fleet cars tho.
I don't know if this is the
I don't know if this is the same thing, but there's a Component Eval for barriers to keep patrons from falling between the cars while boarding. How someone would fall between cars is beyond me tho.
That makes no sense. How can
That makes no sense. How can people fall between cars while boarding? But considering some people im not supprised.
for BART to look into
for BART to look into installing barriers, someone must of fallen and I am guessing they used the lawsuit word.
That sounds like them. I
That sounds like them. I caught sight of them last Friday evening on a Pittburg/Bay Point train at Balboa Park. I'm guesstimating they're a foot off the platform level and they stick out flush with the car. If two cars had them installed, it looks to be enough to prevent anyone from accidentally falling into the gap between the joined cars.