Green Line Type 10 Procurement

[Jahvon09]

We all now know what THE OUTSIDE will look like. How about the INSIDE? When will we start to see renderings of how the INSIDE will look like?

 

[CheapLeak]

It will probably be almost all longitudinal seating with accessible zones at most doors. However, I doubt we will see inside renderings for at least a year or two knowing the T.

 

[Jahvon09]

It will probably be almost all longitudinal seating with accessible zones at most doors. However, I doubt we will see inside renderings for at least a year or two knowing the T.

Just like we'll never see any renderings of the Hynes redo for probably eons!!!

 

[Stlin]

It will probably be almost all longitudinal seating with accessible zones at most doors. However, I doubt we will see inside renderings for at least a year or two knowing the T.

Back when they did the award, they did attach this floor plan. We'll actually see it "in the flesh" pretty soon - per SWA, a full scale mockup should be available by Summer 2024 for R-TAG review, and I'd expect to see at least pictures promptly once that's delivered.

 

[Jahvon09]

Is or will the new Type 10 trolleys be regarded as trams? I've seen pics of some of the look-alikes being designated as such. Just wondering. But it WOULD be sort of a new name for the vehicles when they come on the scene.

 

[HenryAlan]

Is or will the new Type 10 trolleys be regarded as trams? I've seen pics of some of the look-alikes being designated as such. Just wondering. But it WOULD be sort of a new name for the vehicles when they come on the scene.

Trams and trolleys and streetcars are all essentially the same thing. I hope that tram doesn't become too prevalent in the United States, just because unique local terms are cool, and tram is neither. But the Type-10s don't really seem all that related to the other terms at this point, when compared to, say, the Mattapan PCCs.

 

[Jahvon09]

Trams and trolleys and streetcars are all essentially the same thing. I hope that tram doesn't become too prevalent in the United States, just because unique local terms are cool, and tram is neither. But the Type-10s don't really seem all that related to the other terms at this point, when compared to, say, the Mattapan PCCs.

Thanks.