LRV 4 Officially in Service!

The first new Muni train is officially in service, marking a major transportation milestone for the city of San Francisco. These one-in-a-generation trains are more comfortable, reliable, and rider-friendly. They include a new seating configuration that will provide wider aisles for more capacity, better customer signage, quieter cars and improved design that will reduce delays. This new car represents the first of more than 200 vehicles that will add more train service that will reduce congestion, improve service frequency and overall service for hundreds of thousands of daily riders.

[LuffyRL]

Now I ride the N and Its Not That Crowded thanks to the LRV4

[lchin]

Now there are two outlets and people can see them without looking underneath the seat.

[cookietongs]

Where the hell are these trains? I ride the metro everyday and don't see em yet

[munibusrides]

why was the 6 haight/parnasus briefly used as trolley buses yesterday and today they’re back to diesels? trolley buses > diesels

[alstondutton]

Awful seating arrangement.  Who wants to ride with their back to the window?   The joy of public transportation is riding and looking out at the street activity, not staring directly across the aisle at other passengers.  It is awkward.  Big mistake in my view.

[no]

wait until the homeless creates a new living atmosphere on those new trains *sarcasm*