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AHH. I take the Library Station every day to go downtown. When you talked about loving pittsburgh houses, you were pointing right at my house :) and yeah we still call it the T

Unfortunate this city was destroyed by a bug asteroid.

We're trying.

If you ever have a free week, consider the following: Take the Via Canadian from Toronto to Vancouver, the Skytrain and Seabus in Vancouver, and a BC Ferries ferry or two and virtually every moment of the trip will be footage for a future video. You'll even be stopped in Winnipeg long enough to appreciate its wonderful train station and the complete absence of any other decent transit infra before you need to hop back on your train.

These kids show howimportant your videos are keep up the good work

10:49 pm 🤣😂🤣 Y'all looked like you had a fun trip overall 🤗

Bonheur d'occasion is a novel: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tin_Flute

I can remember back in the 1970's it was $1.25 to go into Canada we took the tunnel bus to Windsor to play hockey in the park there & sometimes you could get a ride & Happy Trails

22:49 Truer words have never been spoken

Isn't the New Mexico Rail Runner over 160km long?

If only this was like the Miami Mover.

Pro tip don't do this trip on the weekend because you will be greeted by next train to St George in 90 minutes and end up taking a bus to manhattan

Scott Walker is pure evil.

They should have accountants and lawyers in the stations to help you figure out the fare you need. Also it's amazing how adding snow makes every city look like Moscow.

the businesses are on the second floor because they didnt dig elevator pits so the first floor becomes the elevator pits. Same reason a lot of older skyscrapers have entrances on the second floor

"Greatest train station on the Northeast Regional." 1.) Is that really saying much? 2.) It's Washington Union Station.

🗣️🗣️🗣️🚨🚨🚨 DAVE HURWITZ MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🚨🚨🚨

Thanks for the great trip guys! 🪃

Muy bueno tu video Miles. En un futuro van a juntar las terminales del premetro en un loop (Centro cívico y gral Savio) y también van a terminar el viaducto de la Belgrano Sur hasta Constitución, además tendrían que extender la H hasta Sáenz para que sea más fácil la combinación con la LBS. Ojalá la próxima vez que vuelvas puedas ver todo eso finalizado. Saludos!

4:41, República Socialista Soviética de Lugano, o Lugano 1 y 2 🤣 y todos opinamos lo mismo, metiendo formaciones triples en el Premetro y mejorando la frecuencia probablemente la gente usaría mas la red y menos los ómnibus. 15:00 Belgrano Norte, Ferrovías o "el rojito" (the little red), el tren más lento del suburbano, 17:20 se toman el 203 en Don Torcuato hasta el cruce San Miguel para enganchar el Urquiza, 28:43 si les gustan las guardas de las mayólicas de las estaciones vayan a la línea C, en estación Moreno hay inscripciones en árabe en las guardas, tiene su explicación, fue hecha por españoles y recuerdan a Al-Andalus.

I kind of want to take this ride just as a challenege and also to see the country.

My god, you have taken about ten years off your butt. The sacrifices.

This video inspired me to download pocket trains again and when I did I saw that they released pocket trucks!!! Thank you both

Haha you pass the space tower in abandoned zone of soldati / lugano , the only looks like nice japanese 1960 toshiba its Urquiza . The line of roca have others from 1987 but the corruption and the bad people destroyed this . Nice travel and video family ! .

Can't wait 'til you get to Sandpoint, the least-used...and the most-used Amtrak station in Idaho.

You should have checked out the Tren de la Costa as well, it’s an electrified train line that goes parallel to the Rio de la Plata, is quite nice in my opinion, and goes to Tigre, a really nice neighborhood My favorite subte train is the madrid one you guys rode, the color scheme is really pretty and the seat configuration is the best one for when you are traveling with a small group, as you can talk to each other face to face.

Heck yeah, you’re in Bayonne, my homeland! 34th St station was right by my house, took that to the mall all the time growing up.

Infact, until about 2012, they had belgian la brugeoise cars from 1913 in linea A, i once went in one! And on the urquiza line, they still use Toshibas from the 1970's! Sorry if i gave very vague descriptions of models, i am not a railfan, but i still really like the train system here!

I can't belive your parents sat through that journey with you, they must really love you xD. thanks for the video

Of course the one day I take a day trip to Philadelphia, Miles is live streaming around NYC where I live.

I was just on a newer Gillig that had a similar back door mechanism, except with these big plastic shields to prevent people from getting their arms stuck in them.

I’d like to see these guys on jet lag one day

My guy!!! im Argentinian and by chance i stumbled upon your video ill leave you some info u might not have The premetro rolls in "Lugano 1 y 2" their are brutalist apartments complex. that zone is a "ghetto" and im surprised u went there. also there are plans to finish the premetro and complete the loop, thats the reason for the branching

Can't wait to see if this video exists! edit- Apparently part of it doesn't

As someone who lived in WV for most of their life and went to school at WVU Tech 2 years before it moved from Montgomery WV - it's amazing to see it from someone else's lens. During the school year the streets would still be empty but the dorms would be lit up with life. A town like Montgomery always felt like a perfect spot for students because it was quiet and close. More love for the small towns of Appalachia.

I love how quick the New York Water way ferries turn around. Here in Seattle that would be only in an emergency to evac people from the waterfront, which almost happened twice with people visiting the Seattle Aquarium. The first was an evac of people and animals from the Aquarium after the neighboring pier, which was under construction, suddenly collapsed and the other was after a Barge broke loose from its mooring in the Port of Seattle and was on a collision course with the Aquarium. Thankfully in both cases the King County Water Taxi was on stand by to help evac if needed, in the second case a Water Taxi raced toward the Aquarium and helped nudge the barge away from land and helped the Tugs from the Port resecure the wayward barge. As for the turn around times, the King County Water Taxis and Kitsap Transit Fast Ferries usually have a 10ish minute turn around. I am also glad that New York has so much diversity in how different parts of the city feel. I look forward to seeing more New York content as it comes out, along side more Boston and Philly content too. Thanks for bringing us along on your adventures and sharing the Shenanigans with us.

I've ridden Greyhound once in my life, and that one round trip from Cleveland to Cincinnati and back to Cleveland was enough to convince me to never ride Greyhound ever again.

Now make out your will and ride all of the lines again after 10pm on Saturday night. You are not allowed to hire protection.

Visit Barrio Chino (Chinatown) and the new row of shops below the elevated train lines! Truly changed the security and dinamic of that area. Used to be sooo sketchy at night with the amount of parks around, but now it's really good and lively.

Your can hear the foamer meter break in the background lol

What a motley crew of human beings. Metro New York is simply another world.

Hey guys, so I'm the operator for that northbound Bayonne Flyer train. Pleasure to have had you guys ride the train!

They really need to try a giant mural or something on the walls of the Reno trench. It's just a meme in every CZ trip review video at this point. Also 7:45 would have been a great moment to drop a Darude meme

The Mitsubishi cars on line B are the same as you see on, I believe some of the more rural and suburban lines that have slower service in Japan. Anyways I've been on both (live in BsAs, and visited Japan) and it's crazy how much cleaner and fresh the Japanese maintained ones are kept haha.

my favorite Argentinean band is Soda Stereo; check out their song De Música Ligera

I commute on the Línea H everyday to go to class. By far my favorite because during peak times all the other ones are super packed.

Miles in transit should come back to Philly and do some more of septa. I want to join you bcuz I know a whole multitude of bus routes