NJ Transits classic Arrow III electric-multiple-unit railcars began rolling out of General Electrics erecting halls four decades ago and have since become an iconic fixture of New Jerseys commuter railroading scene, serving on many NJ Transit routes including the North Jersey Coast Line, Morristown Line, and Northeast Corridor. A perfect addition to Train Simulators North Jersey Coast & Morristown Lines Route, the venerableJersey Arrowshave a design heritage dating all the way back to the Pennsylvania Railroads MP85-classPioneerelectrics and similarSilverlinerEMUs. .Beginning in 1978, 230 Arrow III cars were constructed by General Electric with carbodies supplied by Avco. The order consisted of 100 two-car married sets (with cabs on one end of each carbody and a shared pantograph) and 30 single cars with dual cabs. In the decades since, the Arrow III EMUs have served as workhorses across the NJ Transit electrified system, and 160 of the cars remain on the NJT roster to