Looks like it has the same type of seats on the bus. It also seems to have lots of single seats on one side compared to 2 that they have now...or does it just appear that way. Finally, some more knee room (hopefully?)
It seems that all the seats are either forward or back facing. Like on the TransLink document information I posted back, there is a new seat reconfiguration and it looks like they decided to remove one seat on side of the train... so it looks like:
Looks like it has the same type of seats on the bus. It also seems to have lots of single seats on one side compared to 2 that they have now...or does it just appear that way. Finally, some more knee room (hopefully?)
It seems that all the seats are either forward or back facing. Like on the TransLink document information I posted back, there is a new seat reconfiguration and it looks like they decided to remove one seat on side of the train... so it looks like:
I meant the same thin type of seats (compared to the old ones which have that thick plastic case), not the sideways facing ones. I just watched the video in high quality, and there is definitely one side of the train with only single seats...
I meant the same thin type of seats (compared to the old ones which have that thick plastic case), not the sideways facing ones. I just watched the video in high quality, and there is definitely one side of the train with only single seats...
Another thing I noticed are the bars now yellow... I preferred the stainless steel we have right now on the Mark IIs. The interiors are a little darker with light gray and dark gray, but then it's also easier to clean and won't look as messy. Is that an overhead bar I see on the new MKIIs? =D
Another thing I noticed are the bars now yellow... I preferred the stainless steel we have right now on the Mark IIs. The interiors are a little darker with light gray and dark gray, but then it's also easier to clean and won't look as messy. Is that an overhead bar I see on the new MKIIs? =D
I meant the same thin type of seats (compared to the old ones which have that thick plastic case), not the sideways facing ones. I just watched the video in high quality, and there is definitely one side of the train with only single seats...
Yeah I got that.. =P I was expecting the new seat configuration to be on the sides like the MKIs and not this. But I like this better =)
I wish the Canada Line trains look like this with blue and green instead of what we have now... -___-"
I meant the same thin type of seats (compared to the old ones which have that thick plastic case), not the sideways facing ones. I just watched the video in high quality, and there is definitely one side of the train with only single seats...
Yeah I got that.. =P I was expecting the new seat configuration to be on the sides like the MKIs and not this. But I like this better =)
I wish the Canada Line trains look like this with blue and green instead of what we have now... -___-"
Honestly, think about how much better our mass transit system is going to be by the end of this year compared to 2000 (remember, back then the M-line was still u/c). And then think about all the great expansions to take place over the next 5 to 10 years. With these new cars, the C-line, the Expo renovations and the evergreen line we will actually have a good system, especially if the UBC and Surrey extensions happen along with downtown's street car and the interurban.
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