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Departing MetrosShort videos of what best characterizes the subways in different cities: trains leaving stations, including the typical departure sounds or announcements. (Some videos even tell humble short stories of doors opening again for late passengers, drivers acting like showmen, or passengers leaping through closing doors.) If you happen to have a video in good quality (preferably with the complete departure announcement audible) which you would like to share, please go to the Metro Bits Forum. Last update to this page: 29 June 2008 (Lisbon, Oporto, and Toulouse added). | |
BerlinLine U8 train departing from Rathaus Reinickendorf station.Length: 25 sec. |
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BilbaoDeparting metro train.Length: 20 sec. |
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BostonRed Line train departing from Harvard station.Length: 29 sec. |
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CologneStadtbahn line 3 train departing from Körnerstr. station.Length: 20 sec. |
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FrankfurtLine U4 train leaving Festhalle/Messe station.Length: 23 sec. |
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GenoaTrain leaving Brin station for the holding track.Length: 12 sec. |
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HamburgLine U1 train departing from Klosterstern station.Length: 20 sec. |
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HelsinkiTrain departing from Rautatientori station (central station).Length: 20 sec. |
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Hong KongTrain departing from Tung Chung station ("Please stand back from the platform screen doors").Length: 38 sec. |
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LisbonRed Line train departing from Olivais station.Length: 20 sec. |
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LondonArriving train and the famous "Mind the Gap!" voice. The station is probably Piccadilly Circus.Length: 21 sec. |
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LondonJubilee Line train departing from Canary Wharf station.Length: 13 sec. |
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MilanDeparting Line M2 train.Length: 21 sec. |
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MontréalBlue Line train departing from Outremont station.Length: 22 sec. |
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MoscowLine 5 train arriving at and departing from Komsomolskaya station. Video by RapsakYT.Length: 58 sec. |
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MunichType B train on line U2, departing from Kolumbusplatz station. The sound is somehow corrupted because there's another train arriving at the opposite platform.Length: 30 sec. |
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NaplesLine 1 train departing from Museo station.Length: 27 sec. |
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NewcastleGreen Line train departing from Airport station.Length: 22 sec. |
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New YorkNorthbound 6 train departing from 33rd Street station.Length: 25 sec. |
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NurembergLine U2 train departing from Hauptbahnhof station (central station).Length: 48 sec. |
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OportoLine D train departing from Marquez station.Length: 30 sec. |
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ParisLine 6 train departing from Pasteur station. This is the sound of a rubber-tyred metro.Length: 24 sec. |
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PragueLine B train departing from Staromestska station.Length: 36 sec. |
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Rhine-RuhrLine U11 train departing from Essen Messe-Ost/Gruga station. This is one of the former London Docklands trains.Length: 18 sec. |
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Rio de JaneiroLine 1 train departing from Estacio station.Length: 43 sec. |
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RotterdamErasmuslijn train departing from Wilhelminaplein station. Note how the station lights change after the departure of the train.Length: 34 sec. |
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Saint PetersburgDeparting metro train.Length: 20 sec. |
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ShanghaiLine 4 train departing from Yangshupu Road station.Length: 35 sec. |
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Shanghai MaglevMaglev train departing from Longyang station (ready to rush to Pudong airport within 7 minutes at 430 km/h).Length: 40 sec. |
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ShenzhenTrain departing from Huizhan Zhongxin station.Length: 31 sec. |
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StockholmA Blue Line train departing from Rinkeby station.Length: 26 sec. |
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StuttgartLine U7 metro tram departing from Schlossplatz station.Length: 15 sec. |
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TorontoSheppard-Line train leaving Don Mills station. Video by wyliepoon.Length: 30 sec. |
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ToulouseLine A VAL train departing from Mermoz station.Length: 20 sec. |
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TurinRubber-tyred VAL train leaving one of the stations opened in 2006.Length: 20 sec. |
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ViennaLine U1 train entering and leaving Aderklaaer Straße station. Video by speedtram.Length: 56 sec. |
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