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Metro Features List



Thanks to all who contributed to this list. Some features are in sync with the corresponding Metro Bits pages (driverless metros, platform screen doors, metro rings and metro arts and architecture). Information about rubber-tyred metros is from en.wikipedia.org. Last update to this page: 4 May 2008.

Annual ridership see below.

See also the World Metro List for information about numbers of stations, line lengths etc.





City Left or Right Track Driverless Platform Doors Ring Lines Air-Conditioned Trains Walk-Through Trains Notable Stations Rubber-Tyred Trains
Amsterdam right






Ankara right yes





Antwerp







Athens right


yes yes yes
Atlanta right


yes
(yes)
Baku right






Baltimore right


yes


Bangkok left yes
yes
yes



Barcelona right line 9 (planned) yes
yes yes

Beijing right

1



Belo Horizonte







Berlin right

1
yes yes
Bielefeld right






Bilbao left



yes yes
Bochum right




yes
Bonn right






Boston right


yes


Brasilia







Brussels right




yes
Bucharest right

1 pan-shaped



Budapest right




yes
Buenos Aires left



yes yes
Buffalo







Bursa







Busan right






Cairo left


5 stns


Calcutta right






Caracas







Catania right






Charleroi







Chennai







Chiba







Chicago right airport PM
1 pan-shaped yes


Cleveland







Cologne right



yes

Copenhagen right yes (2002) yes 1 split
yes

Daegu







Daejeon

yes




Delhi left


yes


Detroit
yes
1



Dnepropetrovsk







Dortmund right



yes

Duisburg right



yes

Dusseldorf right



yes

Edmonton







Essen right



yes yes
Frankfurt right



yes

Fortaleza



yes


Fukuoka left
yes

yes

Gelsenkirchen right






Genoa left




yes
Glasgow left

1



Guadalajara







Guangzhou right
yes
yes yes

Gwuanju

yes




Haifa







Hamburg right

1 split



Hanover right



yes yes
Helsinki right



yes

Hiroshima left






Hong Kong left
yes
yes yes yes yes (SI, WI lines, planned)
Incheon







Istanbul right






Izmir







Jacksonville
yes





Kharkov right




yes
Kiev right




yes
Kitakyushu left






Kobe left Port and Rokko island lines yes

yes

Kryvyy Rih







Kuala Lumpur left yes (1997) yes
yes


Kyoto left
yes

yes

Las Vegas
yes yes




Lausanne




yes

Lille right yes (1983) yes

yes yes yes
Lima







Lisbon left



yes yes
London left yes (DLR, JLE) yes (JLE) 1+1 pan-shaped
yes (DLR) yes
Los Angeles right


yes
yes
Ludwigshafen-Mannh. right






Lyon left Line D (1992)



yes yes
Madrid left

2 + 1 pan-shaped yes yes

Manila



yes yes

Marseille right





yes
Medellin







Mexico City right





yes
Miami right yes
1 yes


Milan right


yes yes

Minsk right




yes
Monterrey






yes
Montreal right




yes yes
Moscow right

1

yes
Mulheim right






Mumbai







Munich right



yes yes
Nagoya left

1
yes

Naha







Naples left




yes
New York right lines L (2005), 7, F (2009)

yes
yes
Newark right airport PM





Newcastle left

1 pan-shaped

yes
Nizhni Novgorod right






Novosibirsk right






Nuremberg right line U3 (2006)


yes (2006)

Osaka left yes (1981) yes 1
yes

Oslo right

1 yes


Paris right (metro), left (RER) line 14 (1998), Orlyval, CDGval yes (line 14)

yes (lines 1, 14) yes yes (lines 1, 4, 6, 11, 14)
Philadelphia right


yes


Pittsburgh







Porto right


yes yes yes
Porto Alegre







Prague right



yes yes
Pyongyang







Recife







Rennes right yes yes

yes
yes
Rio de Janeiro right


yes
yes
Rome left


yes yes

Rotterdam right




yes
Rouen







Saint Louis







Saint Peterburg right
yes (steel)


yes
Samara right






San Francisco right BART

yes


Santiago de Chile right




yes yes
Sao Paulo right




yes
Sapporo left



yes

Sendai left



yes

Seoul right
yes 1



Shanghai right
yes




Shenzhen right
yes

yes

Shonnan







Singapore left yes (2003) yes 2+1 pan-shaped yes yes yes yes (LRTs)
Sofia right






Stockholm left




yes
Stuttgart right



yes

Sydney


1+1 pan-shaped yes


Taipei right yes yes

yes
yes
Tama







Tashkent right




yes
Tbilisi right






Tehran



yes
yes
Tokyo left Waterfront line (1995), Nippori line yes 1+1 pan-shaped
yes yes yes (Yurikamome line)
Toronto right Scarborough RT

yes
yes
Toulouse right yes yes

yes
yes
Turin right yes yes
yes yes
yes
Valencia, Spain





yes
Vancouver right Skytrain (1986)
1 pan-shaped yes yes yes
Vienna right

2 split yes yes yes
Volgograd







Warsaw right






Washington right


yes
yes
Wuhan right






Wuppertal right




yes
Yekaterinburg right






Yerevan right






Yokohama left yes yes

yes





Annual Ridership

Beijing 765 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Berlin 475 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Buenos Aires 476 million (2005) [en.wikipedia.org]
Cairo 750 million (2001) [en.wikipedia.org]
Chicago 128 million (2007) [en.wikipedia.org]
Genoa 1035 million (2008) [en.wikipedia.org]
Kiev 642 million (2007) [en.wikipedia.org]
London 1014 million (2007) [tfl.gov.uk]
Madrid 690 million (2007) [en.wikipedia.org]
Mexico City 1417 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Moscow 2529 million (2007) [mosmetro.ru]
New York 1560 million (2007) [mta.info]
Osaka 912 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Paris 1409 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Prague 531 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Saint Petersburg 602 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
San Francisco 100 million (2007) [bart.gov]
Santiago de Chile 680 million (2007) [en.wikipedia.org]
Sao Paulo 845 million (2007) [en.wikipedia.org]
Seoul 1654 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Shanghai 649 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Tokyo 2117 million (2006) [en.wikipedia.org]
Washington 208 million (2007) [wmata.com]






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