Cincinnatti just took delivery yesterday of their first CAF LRV. They even made it into a huge public event, almost a parade, even!
I really, really, really hope that the Region lets us know when our first train arrives, and they won't just sneak it in overnight so nobody notices!
I did - sorry!
While they may be 6 months behind now, I suppose that doesn't mean the end is also pushed out 6 months. If they work faster (he did mention they're talking of doing a lot more winter work, now), then the end date moves up, so it actually might not be as delayed as we were just talking about. Hopefully that's the case.
.@Cincy_Streetcar delivery: Route maps at 275 and from Race/Liberty. Arrival to MOF expected about 5 PM. pic.twitter.com/SdSiTdcJYi
— Roadmap Cincy (@RoadmapCincy) October 30, 2015Streetcar vehicle slowly rolled off the flatbed and onto the track. Now it will be towed into the MOF. pic.twitter.com/tIewC8aE9E
— City of Cincinnati (@CityOfCincy) October 30, 2015I really, really, really hope that the Region lets us know when our first train arrives, and they won't just sneak it in overnight so nobody notices!
(10-30-2015, 11:03 PM)BrianT Wrote: I think that you meant to say the delay at King.
I did - sorry!
(10-30-2015, 11:16 PM)tomh009 Wrote: Are we confident that Galloway is accurate with his 6-month figure? Or is it only a guess? It seems very long given that it's driven by only the approval process.
While they may be 6 months behind now, I suppose that doesn't mean the end is also pushed out 6 months. If they work faster (he did mention they're talking of doing a lot more winter work, now), then the end date moves up, so it actually might not be as delayed as we were just talking about. Hopefully that's the case.