2024年12月2日 · The ICTS MK1 was designed for short transit lines with frequent stops and medium ridership. The ICTS MK1 is driven by a linear induction motor embedded in the track, with power being supplied to the car via an electrified thrid rail. They are often seen in mated pairs of 2, 4, and 6. The ICTS has been used in three networks:

2021年7月5日 · The only rolling stock used is the original Urban Transportation Development Corporation ICTS MK1 built between 1983 and 1986. The train sets are 4 cars long. The same rolling stock is also used on the Vancouver SkyTrain. The livery on this asset no longer exists in real life as the train cars were refurbished in 2017.

2022年2月16日 · The original Urban Transportation Development Corporation ICTS MK1 trains built between 1983 and 1986 are the only rolling stock used on the line. The train sets are 4 cars long. The same rolling stock is also used on the Vancouver SkyTrain. The livery on this asset is a worn down variant of what is currently on the trains.

Toronto Transit Commission 3000-3027 were Mark 1 ICTS cars built from 1982 to 1984 and 1986. They were manufactured by Metro Canada Ltd., a subsidiary of Urban Transportation Development Corporation, in Kingston, Ontario. The TTC ordered 24 ICTS cars on November 5, 1981 to furnish the Scarborough RT for its opening.

Here is a compilation of the Vancouver Mark I trains on the Expo Line. You'll see many consists of different combinations of a 6-car train, small bonus near ...

2022年11月12日 · Footage of a TTC UTDC ICTS MK1 trainset pulling into Kennedy Station The Urban Transit Development Corporation Intermediate Capacity Transit System Mk1 is a class of heavy rail rapid transit...

Single cars, generally semi-permanently coupled (eg 001 & 002, 019 & 020 etc).

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SkyTrain cars 121–136 are 16 UTDC ICTS Mark I units built in 1991 in Kingston, Ontario. They run exclusively on the Expo Line in 6 car sets and may be coupled with other Mark I cars from other build years. They are distinguished by a large front window in place of a door in addition to minor interior differences from their 1984-85 counterparts.