U.S. Cities by Picture of Rapid Transit Heavy Rail Trains

Identify the U.S. city home to each of the heavy rail rapid transit systems shown in the images.
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5 Comments
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Level 60
Sep 9, 2021
Kinda random but ok
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Level 74
Sep 9, 2021
Nice quiz! It's neat to have a consistent thing to identify for different locations, rather than just open-ended "landmarks". Is there an international version?
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Level 73
Sep 10, 2021
Oh I forgot I spotlighted this one.
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Level 84
Sep 10, 2023
I do not believe any of these would be categorized as 'heavy rail. 'A commuter train - like Chicago's Metra - is heavy rail. Chicago's El is not.
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Level 73
Sep 11, 2023
The terminology is straight from Wikipedia: "In North America, the American Public Transportation Association defines a heavy-rail system as an electric railway with the capacity to handle a heavy volume of traffic. The term is often used to distinguish it from light rail systems, which usually handle a smaller volume of passengers.

"In North America, heavy rail can also refer to rapid transit, when referring to systems with heavier passenger loadings than light rail systems, but distinct from commuter rail and intercity rail systems. It is characterized by high-speed, passenger rail cars running in separate rights-of-way from which all other vehicular and foot traffic are excluded".

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