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Visible to who? I only know of them because I ride in subway cars they made. http://www.bombardier.com/en/transportation/products-services/rail-vehicles/metro

by dsjoerg 10y ago

Visible to who? I only know of them because I ride in subway cars they made. http://www.bombardier.com/en/transportation/products-services/rail-vehicles/metros.html http://www.bombardier.com/en/transportation/products-service... Nobody rides ATVs, snowmobiles and jetskis. Everyone rides the subway.

douche 10y ago
I've never ridden in a Bombardier subway car. I have driven a Bombardier snowmobile.
- doobiedowner 10y ago
  I've done neither, but I have peed myself on a Bombardier made prop plane flying in turbulence.
  - wott 10y ago
    So now you have a goal in life: to try it on a snowmobile.
    - yongjik 10y ago
      ...Peeing in a Bombardier snowmobile flying in turbulence?
      - Gravityloss 10y ago
        Lake ice with shallow snow dunes is great for a little snowmobile flight practice. If only the machines weren't so damn noisy. They are a real terror to the environment.
- 67726e 10y ago
  Similarly, been on boats with Evinrude / Bombardier outboard. Never seen a Bombardier subway car.
  - Symbiote 10y ago
    Here's a list, which is probably incomplete: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Bombardier_Transportation_multiple_units https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Bombardier_Transporta... They have a factory in Derby, UK, so Britain has loads of Bombardier trains. Flicking through, other places are Shanghai, Delhi, Sweden, Kuala Lumpur, Vancouver, Detroit, Beijing, Seoul, Austraia, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Norway, Italy, France, Adelaide, ... There isn't much branding on most trains. Sometimes a tiny plaque in the corner somewhere.
- idiot900 10y ago
  The NYC subway system is full of Bombardier subway cars, in case you've been there.
Malician 10y ago
Depends where you live. I don't ride the subway; they're impractical where I live. ATVs or snowmobiles are necessary for reaching many areas of my state not covered by the road system.
- TillE 10y ago
  "Nobody" = thousands of people, compared to millions.
  - astrodust 10y ago
    Literally millions of people ride ATVs and snowmobiles. Where I live there are more miles of snowmobile trails than there are paved roads, and there's a lot of roads.

by dsjoerg 10y ago

douche 10y ago

I've never ridden in a Bombardier subway car. I have driven a Bombardier snowmobile.

doobiedowner 10y ago
I've done neither, but I have peed myself on a Bombardier made prop plane flying in turbulence.
- wott 10y ago
  So now you have a goal in life: to try it on a snowmobile.
  - yongjik 10y ago
    ...Peeing in a Bombardier snowmobile flying in turbulence?
    - Gravityloss 10y ago
      Lake ice with shallow snow dunes is great for a little snowmobile flight practice. If only the machines weren't so damn noisy. They are a real terror to the environment.
67726e 10y ago
Similarly, been on boats with Evinrude / Bombardier outboard. Never seen a Bombardier subway car.
- Symbiote 10y ago
  Here's a list, which is probably incomplete: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Bombardier_Transportation_multiple_units https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Bombardier_Transporta... They have a factory in Derby, UK, so Britain has loads of Bombardier trains. Flicking through, other places are Shanghai, Delhi, Sweden, Kuala Lumpur, Vancouver, Detroit, Beijing, Seoul, Austraia, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Norway, Italy, France, Adelaide, ... There isn't much branding on most trains. Sometimes a tiny plaque in the corner somewhere.
idiot900 10y ago
The NYC subway system is full of Bombardier subway cars, in case you've been there.

Malician 10y ago

Depends where you live. I don't ride the subway; they're impractical where I live. ATVs or snowmobiles are necessary for reaching many areas of my state not covered by the road system.

TillE 10y ago
"Nobody" = thousands of people, compared to millions.
- astrodust 10y ago
  Literally millions of people ride ATVs and snowmobiles. Where I live there are more miles of snowmobile trails than there are paved roads, and there's a lot of roads.