thommyjo
Senior Member
I had the same thought. Is it just the distance to the bottom bring longer than on low floor trains?
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dkazzed
Active Member
Heavy rail train but the ~2008 delivered Canada Line trains seem to have similar sized windows.
Yea it's a little dark. Interior lighting has hopefully improved like this 2019 Rotem high floor LRV...
Yea it's a little dark. Interior lighting has hopefully improved like this 2019 Rotem high floor LRV...
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Greenspace
Senior Member
Also, ETS has to make their garage longer to accommodate these new trains.
realkevbo
New Member
I take the Canada Line every day and I feel the windows are definitely on the smaller side, but it doesn't matter quite as much as 75% of the Line is underground. The new MK III and V trains on the Expo line on the other hand have massive windows which really make a difference
Glenco
Senior Member
Yet another shout out from our favourite nerd.
TAS
Senior Member
But full length windows on the doors versus the older models which are very tiny.
That will bring in a lot of light and provide an open feel.