Charlotte LYNX Blue Line

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light rail line urban rail transit line

The Charlotte LYNX Blue Line is a light rail transit line in Charlotte, North Carolina, providing high-capacity urban rail service across the city as part of the Charlotte Area Transit System.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	light rail line → urban rail transit line →
brand	LYNX →
color	blue →
connectsWith	CATS bus network → CityLYNX Gold Line →
country	United States →
electrification	overhead catenary →
expansionOpeningYear	2018 →
fareSystem	CATS fare system →
gauge	standard gauge →
hasStation	25th Street station → 36th Street station → 3rd Street/Convention Center station → 7th Street station → Arrowood station → Bland Street station NERFINISHED → Carson station → East/West Boulevard station NERFINISHED → I-485/South Boulevard station NERFINISHED → JW Clay Blvd/UNC Charlotte station → McCullough station → New Bern station → Old Concord Road station → Parkwood station → Scaleybark station → Stonewall station → Sugar Creek station → Tom Hunter station → UNC Charlotte–Main station → University City Boulevard station NERFINISHED → Woodlawn station NERFINISHED →
locatedIn	Charlotte, North Carolina NERFINISHED → Mecklenburg County, North Carolina NERFINISHED →
mode	rail →
northernTerminus	UNC Charlotte–Main station →
openingDate	2007-11-24 →
operator	Charlotte Area Transit System →
originalTerminus	7th Street station → I-485/South Boulevard station NERFINISHED →
owner	City of Charlotte →
partOf	Charlotte Area Transit System → LYNX Rapid Transit Services →
purpose	high-capacity urban transit →
regionServed	Charlotte metropolitan area →
serves	South End, Charlotte → University City, Charlotte → Uptown Charlotte →
servesInstitution	University of North Carolina at Charlotte →
serviceStartYear	2007 →
southernTerminus	I-485/South Boulevard station NERFINISHED →
system	LYNX light rail system →
trackConfiguration	double track →
transitType	light rail →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Siemens S70 →	usedInSystem