Stilwater Transit

The Stilwater Transit system is an usable train in Saints Row.
==Overview==
In Saints Row, it costs $25 to travel to any other station in Stilwater. While the El Train and the tracks are present in both Saints Row and Saints Row 2, it is only possible to ride the El Train in Saints Row, although the Taxi Service is available in both.
The rail system primarily runs along a city orbiting loop line visiting eight stations along the route. The Downtown, Museum and Business District stations run along an additional core loop. The line is elevated above street level, except for a short sub-surface section between Shivington and Encanto, which is a shortcut half-way through the main loop.
The transit system remains much the same in Saints Row 2 except for changes in the route due to Ultor's development of the Saint's Row District. The trains stop at stations, but their doors do not open.
There are 4 train cars on each train, and it is easy to derail with an RPG Launcher or another type of explosive device. The train itself does not explode immediately, but derails and can be exploded after further damaging it.
==Stations==
The Stilwater Transit system has eight stations, four on each island.
*Arena Station - Pleasant View, Arena District
*Barrio Station - Ezpata, Barrio District
*Docks Station - Stoughton, Docks & Warehouses District
*Saint's Row Station - Harrowgate Saint's Row District
*Downtown Station - Brighton, Downtown District
*Business District Station - Union Square, Downtown District
*Museum Station - Humbolt Park, Museum District
*Suburbs Station - Misty Lane, Suburbs District
==Travel Time==
There are two Trains, one travels clockwise, the other travels anti-clockwise. The cost of travel is always $25, regardless of the distance.
This time table shows that the complete loop takes 1:24, while the Museum-Downtown-Business loop takes 20 mins. The displayed times indicate that no trains take the underground shortcut.
Station 	Arena 	Barrio 	Docks 	Saint's Row	Downtown	Business	Museum 	Suburbs
Arena 	 	1:170:07	1:060:18	0:570:27 	0:410:43	0:410:43	0:390:45	0:171:07
Barrio 	0:071:17	 	1:130:11	1:040:20 	0:480:36	0:480:36	0:460:38	0:241:00
Docks 	0:181:06	0:111:13	 	1:150:09 	0:590:25	0:590:25	0:570:27	0:350:49
Saint's Row	0:270:57	0:201:04	0:091:15	 	1:080:16	1:080:16	1:060:18	0:440:40
Downtown 	0:430:41	0:360:48	0:250:59	0:161:08 	 	0:100:10	0:120:08	1:000:24
Business 	0:430:41	0:360:48	0:250:59	0:161:08 	0:100:10	 	0:180:02	1:000:24
Museum 	0:430:41	0:360:48	0:270:57	0:181:06 	0:120:08	0:020:18	 	1:020:22
Suburbs 	1:070:17	1:000:24	0:490:35	0:400:44 	0:241:00	0:241:00	0:221:02	
==Trivia==
*At high levels of police notoriety, the train does not stop at the station.
*Crossing to the other platform and back often causes a train to spawn.
*On top of the short underground section of the rail system, there lies a large, unenterable building with the title Encanto Station.
**The station's design is very similar to the real life in , Washington, United States.
**In Level 4 of the Red Light District Septic Avenger activity, after Playa covers Encanto Station, the driver Sophie says "Let's see if the El is still popular now."
*Encanto Station protrudes underground in Saints Row.
*In Saints Row 2, Business District Station is renamed "King's Plaza Station", and is a Secret Area.
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