- Description:
- Rohr rapid transit cars used by BART in the Bay Area
- Vehicle Type:
- Heavy Rail Vehicle
- Full Name:
- Rohr Industries
- Length:
- 72 ft.
- Years:
- 1968 - 1971?
- Distinctive Features:
- A Cars have a wedge shaped ends, B Cars have no cabs. Very unusual as most rapid transit uses married pairs
- Notes:
- Rohr briefly owned Flxible but in 1978 sold Flxible to Grumman and left the transit business. Rohr also made rapid transit cars for Washington, DC
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A Car
The A Cars are part of BART's original fleet. They have a wedge shaped cab on one end and can only be used as end units They can be attached to other cars on one end.
B Car
BART has some very wide comfortable chairs. The older cars are brown, the newer are blue
Mar 8, 2000
B cars have no cab what so ever and must be placed in the middle of a train. At Concord BART
Mar 8, 2000
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B Cars are part of BART's original fleet. They have no cabs but can be attached to other cars on either end. This makes it difficult to shorten and lengthen trains depending on time of day or day of week