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LRT MRT April 2017 V2.Pub Manila Metro Rail Systems LRT - MRT Status. Inc Operations, Proposals, Project Updates and Monorails Compiled by - Brad Peadon Philippine Railway Historical Society May 2017 - V3 Hello, welcome to the 2017 LRT/MRT update, compiled by Brad Peadon for the ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’. Brad has made every attempt to have the most up to date information possible, however, if you find any errors, or would like to provide an update/photos. You will be credited for your efforts. Please email me at any time: [email protected] Regards Virls Compiling of this list would not be possible without the help of Aris M. Soriente, operators of the MRT, LRT and various members of the Philippine Railway Historical Society. We thank all for their continued help in researching the current status and history of the various Philippine railways. © Information contained in this website and page may be used for research and publishing purposes provided acknowledgement is given to the author and the ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’ . We take copyrite infringement seriously, even if you don’t. For further details please feel free to email us at [email protected] MANILA ELEVATED LIGHT RAILWAY SYSTEMS MAP. Map Drawn By: Brian Young Philippine Railway Railfan Group REFERENCES: Philippine Railway Historical Society (PRHS)- Various Websites • PRHS Homepage: http://philippine-railways.blogspot.com • PRHS Blogsite: http://philippinerailwayhistoricalsociety.blogspot.com • PRHS Database: http://prhsociety.wordpress.com ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’ Facebook Groups and Page PhilippineRailways Yahoogroup (Operated by PRHS) Philippine Modelling Yahoogroup (Operated by PRHS) Railways Of The Philippines—Late Reg Carter COPYWRITE Brad Peadon 2017 All rights reserved. This publication is produced by Brad Peadon for the ‘Philippine Railway Historical Society’. It is intended for personal research use of anyone interested and personal photocopying is permitted. Use of content within the publication for commercial or other publishing purposes can be granted by emailing the author ( [email protected] ) and including an appropriate credit in the final work. LRT Line 1 Website: www.lrta.gov.ph Depot: Baclaran Operations: Baclaran Station to Roosevelt Station. Timetable: Weekdays 05.00 - First train departs Baclaran station 21.30 - Last train departs Baclaran station. 22.00 - Last train departs Roosevelt station Weekends 05.00 - First train departs Baclaran station 21.00 - Last train departs Baclaran station. 21.30 - Last train departs Roosevelt station * Services are usually suspended during Holy Week. LRT1 Fleet: 1G 1000-1064 Built by BN ACEC 2G 1100-1128 Built by Hyundai Precision and Adtranz 3G 1200-1248 Built by Kinki Sharyo and Nippon Sharyo Ordered: 7 sets planned after line refurbishment. System Update: A combined station at North Avenue has still not become a reality. (April 2017) President Aquino announced during March 2012 that he wished the Cavite extension south be completed by 2015. As of April 2017 this extension was yet to be completed. Plans for a 6.2km branchline from Baclaran station to Ninoy Aquino International Airport was undergoing a feasibility study (2011). No further updates. Note: Please note that the following fleetlists are as correct as possible at the dates shown. Some vehicles may be out of service from time to time to the maintenance reasons. While some may have since had a change in status, without this having been reported. Unit Update Status 1001 1/2017 In Service 1036 3/2017 In Service 1002 1/2017 Out Of Service - Cannibalized 1037 1/2017 OOS - Rizal Day Bomb Damage 1003 1/2017 In Service 1038 1/2017 OOS– Repairs To Water Leak 1004 3/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1039 1/2017 In Service 1005 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1040 3/2017 In Service 1006 1/2017 Cannibalized 1041 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1007 11/2011 Cannibalized 1042 3/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1008 3/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1043 1/2017 In Service 1009 3/2017 In Service 1044 4/2017 In Service. Released from refurbishment. 2/2017 1010 1/2017 In Service 1045 1/2017 In Service 1011 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1046 3/2017 In Service 1012 1/2017 In Service 1047 1/2017 In Service Returned to service. 4/2017 1013 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1048 3/2017 In Service (Roosevelt Accident) 1014 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1049 1/2017 In Service (Roosevelt Accident) 1015 1/2017 In Service 1050 1/2017 In Service 1016 1/2017 In Service 1051 1/2017 In Service 1017 1/2017 In Service 1052 1/2017 In Service 1018 1/2017 In Service 1053 1/2017 Cannibalized 1019 1/2017 Accident Damage-Spare Parts 1054 1/2017 Cannibalized 1020 1/2017 In Service 1055 3/2017 In Service 1021 3/2017 In Service 1056 3/2017 In Service 1022 1/2017 In Service 1057 3/2017 In Service 1023 1/2017 In Service 1058 3/2017 In Service 1024 1/2017 In Service 1059 1/2017 In Service 1025 3/2017 In Service 1060 1/2017 In Service 1026 1/2017 In Service 1061 3/2017 In Service 1027 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1062 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source (Balintawak Accident) 1028 1/2017 In Service 1063 3/2017 In Service 1029 1/2017 In Service 1064 1/2017 In Service 1030 1/2017 In Service 1031 1/2017 In Service 1032 1/2017 OOS-Repairs To Water Leak 1033 1/2017 In Service 1034 1/2017 In Service 1035 1/2017 In Service Unit Noted Status Unit Noted Status 1101 1/2017 In Service 1115 03/2017 In Service 1102 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1116 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1103 1/2017 In Service 1117 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1104 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1118 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1105 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1119 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1106 1/2017 In Service 1120 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1107 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1121 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1108 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1122 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1109 1/2017 In Service 1123 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1110 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1124 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1111 3/2012 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1125 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1112 3/2017 In Service 1126 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1113 3/2017 In Service 1127 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1114 3/2017 In Service 1128 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source Unit Noted Status Unit Noted Status 1201 3/2017 Mock Up - Stored Baclaran 1225 03/2017 In Service 1201 1/2017 In Service 1226 3/2012 In Service (2) 1202 3/2012 In Service 1227 1/2017 In Service 1203 1/2017 In Service (Globe Advertising) 1228 1/2017 In Service 1204 1/2017 In Service (Globe Advertising) 1229 3/2017 In Service (DAZZ Advertising) 1205 1/2017 In Service 1230 3/2017 In Service (DAZZ Advertising) 1206 1/2017 In Service 1231 1/2017 In Service 1207 1/2017 In Service 1232 1/2017 In Service 1208 1/2017 In Service 1233 1/2017 In Service 1209 1/2017 In Service (Globe Advertising) 1234 1/2017 In Service 1210 1/2017 In Service (Globe Advertising) 1235 1/2017 In Service 1211 1/2017 In Service 1236 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1212 1/2017 In Service 1237 1/2017 In Service (Cherry Advertising) 1213 3/2017 In Service (SMART Advertising) 1238 1/2017 In Service (Cherry Advertising) 1214 3/2017 In Service (SMART Advertising) 1239 1/2017 In Service (Cherry Advertising) 1215 1/2017 In Service 1240 1/2017 In Service (Cherry Advertising) 1216 3/2017 In Service 1241 1/2017 In Service 1217 1/2017 In Service 1242 1/2017 In Service 1218 1/2017 In Service 1243 1/2017 In Service (Cherry Advertising) 1219 1/2017 In Service 1244 1/2017 In Service (Cherry Advertising) 1220 1/2017 In Service 1245 1/2017 In Service 1221 1/2017 In Service 1246 1/2017 In Service 1222 1/2017 In Service 1247 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1223 1/2017 Repairs - Wheels 1248 1/2017 Out Of Service - Spare Parts Source 1224 1/2017 In Service LRT Line 2 Website www.lrta.gov.ph Depot: Santolan Operations: Recto Station to Santolan Station Timetable: Weekdays 05.00 - Operations commence 21.30 - Last train departs Santolan station. 22.00 - Last train departs Recto station Weekends 05.00 - Operations commence. 21.00 - Last train departs Recto station * Services are usually suspended during Holy Week. Fleet: 2000-2072 Built by Hyundai ROTEM of South Korea. 2003 System: Plans (2011) exist for a west extension to the Divisoria area (Delpan Street), however work has not commenced as of March 2012. Plans (2011) exist for a west extension to the Antipolo area (Cnr Sumulong and Marco Highways), however work has not commenced as of March 2012. Note: Please note that the following fleetlists are as correct as possible at the dates shown. Some vehicles may be out of service from time to time to the maintenance reasons. While some may have since had a change in status, without this having been reported.
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