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US Metro | PATCO Cars

PATCO cars were originally produced by Budd in 1968 with a second order being fulfilled in 1980 by Canadian Vickers under license from Budd.

These cars run on the PATCO Hi-Speedline (fka The Lindenwold Hi-Speed Line); between Philadelphia and Lindenwold, NJ. The line was the first in the United States to use a full ATC system and automated card fare system when it opened in 1969.

Between 2011-2022 Alstrom remodeled all PATCO I & II cars. This included new proposal systems, motors, interior and computer system.

Currently this mod contains the remodelled cars bodies and operating stats.

Stats (per train):
Introduced in 1968
Max Speed: 75mph (121km/h)
Max Pax: 180
Length: 67'6" (20.574m)
Cost: $1.6m


Credits
Thumbnail: BeyondDC (BeyondDC) Flickr[flic.kr]