Train Sim World 3 /suggestion For A Route Dlc For Mbta Departing

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  1. dtcghost#8482

    dtcghost#8482 New Member

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    Could we please get the other 7 routes that depart from MBTA South Station ( Fairmont, Framingham/Worcester, Greenbush, Kingston, Needham, Franklin/Foxboro, Middleboro/Lakeville)

    As well as getting the 4 subways
    Green line B,C,D,E
    B Line- Boston College to Goverment center
    C Line- Cleveland Circle to Government center
    D Line- Riverside to Union Square
    E Line- Heath Street to Goverment center

    Red line
    Braintree to Alewife
    Ashmont to Alewife
    Mattapan trolley Mattapan to Ashmont

    Orange line
    Forest Hills to Oak Grove

    Blue line
    Bowdoin to Wonderland

    As well as the lake shore limited amtrak from South Station to Worcester
     
  2. driverwoods#1787

    driverwoods#1787 Well-Known Member

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    Speaking of the E branch that runs from Tufts University to Heath St via Northeastern University since December 12th, 2022

    Think of the Green Line as the US version of Frankfurt am Main U-Bahn which uses RMV tickets like the Niddertalbahn
     
  3. rennekton#1349

    rennekton#1349 Well-Known Member

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    Pick one and explain in detail
     
  4. dtcghost#8482

    dtcghost#8482 New Member

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    B,C,E are the only ones that run on the street though heath street is the last actual trolley that runs with traffic here in the northeast it's cool but also slightly dangerous but it be cool to see
     
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    dtcghost#8482 New Member

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    In what do mean to explain in detail they're all exceptionally great routes Providence/Stoughton is a very straight forward route and while I've ridden it many times it was cool to actually do the route but also very boring to do the others actually show how the mbta really made each line unique to how it applied to its passengers plus the scenery is very diffrent. So I can't just pick one they're all interesting
     
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    rennekton#1349 Well-Known Member

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    Explain in detail such as length, rolling stock, service pattern if you can find it, a map maybe. If they're all interesting, you can do a detailed suggestion for each one or you can pick one you really want whichever is easier
     
  7. dtcghost#8482

    dtcghost#8482 New Member

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    Oh bet yea I'll do that tomorrow when I have a free period yea sorry for the long reply, could've kept that short
    Would I do another suggestion or just thread it to the original?
     
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  8. dtcghost#8482

    dtcghost#8482 New Member

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    rennekton#1349 here ya go

    So for most of the commuter rail trains the mbta use HSP46 Models and around 40 of them which are all used via by South Station (the locos in the route currently are there old locos that are used for shunting passenger cars around and are primarily only used at the Pawtucket yard, South Station yard, and North Station yard but as I said only few still work on the North Station routes

    Coaches
    Tha passenger coaches (which in the route are 89-90 Bombardier CTC1B are not used via South station but every once in a while you'll see them used on the other 7 lines out of South Station but not on the Providence/Stoughton line)

    The carriages that are currently used are the 90-91 Kawasaki BTC-4 and CTC-4 all of which were overhauled from 2014-2019.

    the second group is the 97-98 Kawasaki BTC-4A which were overhauled from 2019-2021.

    They also use the 2001-2002 Kawasaki BTC-4B
    2005-2006 Kawasaki BTC-4C

    All of which were overhauled from 2014-2023
    The third group
    2012-2014 Hyundai Rotem BTC-4D and CTC-5

    2022-2024 Hyundai Rotem BTC-4D and CTC-5 brand new rolling stock going into service now
    Routes
    Fairmont- 9.2 miles from South Station to Fairmont which is connected via from Readville CSX yard

    Framingham/Worcester- 44.3 miles
    From South Station to Worcester (Originally the Boston Worcester line established in 1834) this line also supports Amtraks Lake Shore Limited
    Boston - Chicago using the Cardinal Class Loco


    Needham- 13.7 miles
    From South station to Needham Heights (use to connect to Newton Highlands which is now the green line station near Eliot)

    Greenbush- 27.6 miles from South Station to Greenbush/Greenbush yard
    This line runs along the red line from Broadway-Braintree.

    Middleboro/Lakeville-35.6miles
    From South station to Middleboro/Lakeville border station soon to be new station head for the south coast rail from M/L to New Bedford also follows along the red line from Broadway-Braintree.

    Also the Kingston/Plymouth line runs the same route but splits off at Weymouth station.
    Franklin/Foxborough line- 30.3 miles
    Franklin
    Runs from South Station to Forge park/495
    Foxborough
    Splits from Walpole station to Gillette stadium home of the New England Patriots
    And runs back to the Providence Stoughton line via Mansfield


    Subways
    Orange line - 11miles runs from Forest Hills to Oak Grove
    Rolling stock- 2018 to 2023 CRRC 1400 Orange line

    Red Line and Red Line Trolley
    11.5 miles from Alewife - Ashmont
    17.5 miles from Alewife - Braintree
    2.54 miles from Ashmont - Mattapan

    Red line trains on the main lines are third rail assisted automatic train control

    And the trolley runs from overhead Pantagraph

    Red line rolling stock
    2021-2023 CRRC 1900,2000,2100
    Red line trolley
    PCC Streetcars
    3087,3230,3234,3263,3265,3268

    Blue line - 6 miles
    From Bowdoin to Wonderland

    Rolling stock
    Siemens 700 series that use third rail and Pantagraph

    Green line
    27.6 miles in total
    B Branch Boston College to Kenmore 4.2 miles
    Boston College to Goverment center 10.3 miles
    C branch Cleveland Circle to Kenmore 2.4 miles
    Cleveland Circle to Government center 8 miles
    D Line Riverside to fenway 9 miles
    D Branch Riverside to Union Square 14.7 miles
    E Line Heath Street to Copley 2.6 miles
    E branch Heath Street to tufts university/Medford 9.4 miles

    Green line rolling stock
    86-97 Kinki Sharyo type 7 LRV
    98-2007 AnsaldoBreda type 8 LRV
    2018-2020 CAF USA type 9 LRV
    All are overhead wire Pantagraph


    This took about 6 hours I will post pics of the route and stations tomorrow
     

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