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IND Culver Line: R160A-2/R160B F Train & R68 R68A & R160B G Trains at Smith-9th Sts (Weekend)

Note: Recorded 10-17-21. Note: They’re four single videos combine into as one video. 1st Video: In this video we have a Kensington-Church Ave Bound R68 G Train via Crosstown Lcl/Culver Exp (4 Cars) coming from Carroll St and now arriving at Smith-9th Sts. Then Church Ave bound G train departing out of Smith-9th Sts heading towards 7th Ave as its next station stop running express due single modernization. 2nd Video: In this video we have a Kensington-Church Ave Bound R160B Alstom G Train via Crosstown Lcl/Culver Exp (5 Cars) coming from Carroll St and now arriving at Smith-9th Sts. Then Church Ave bound G train departing out of Smith-9th Sts heading towards 7th Ave as its next station stop running express due single modernization. Then behind we have a Coney Island-Stillwell Ave Bound R160B/R160A-2 F Train Culver Exp/Lcl coming from Carroll St and now arriving at Smith-9th Sts. Then Coney Island-Stillwell Ave bound F train departing out of Smith-9th Sts heading towards 7th Ave as its next station stop running express due to single modernization. 3rd Video: We have a Queens Bound R68A G Train via Crosstown Lcl coming from 4th Ave-9th St and now arriving at Smith-9th Sts. Then Queens bound G train departing out of Smith-9th Sts heading towards Carroll St as its next station stop. Then we have Coney Island Bound R160A-2 F Train arriving at Smith-9th Sts. Then behind it was a a Manhattan Bound R160A-2 F Train 1/2 Cuomo Wrap via 6th Ave Lcl/Queens Blvd Exp coming from 4th Ave-9th St and now arriving at Smith-9th St. Then Manhattan bound F train departing out of Smith-9th Sts heading towards Carroll St as its next station stop. Bus Transfer: B57 & B61 Buses. Note: As of the first month of November of 2021 if I’m not mistaken the G Line will now become 100% R160s no more Smees (R46 & R68/R68A) on the G Train due to the making of the CBTC soon to be project for the Crosstown & Culver Lines. Please enjoy the video and stay tuned for more videos.