@@liveplayroom1619 Lahdessa joo

@@razer1024 I should 👀

In Finland, under "jokamiehenoikeudet" you are allowed to set up a tent / hammock and sleep in it pretty much anywhere. As long as you don't do so in someone else's yard, a nature reserve, or a natural park, you'll be just fine! As to where those areas where you can't set up tents are, I don't know exactly but you can surely find maps online! As for scenery, pretty much anything in the lake region looks amazing. Lapland is always also a good bet, but it gets quite hard to get to. From Turku (Åbo) you can also go see the archipelago, its beautiful aswell! Pretty much any nature in Finland is worth visiting if you put your mind to it. Be careful and have fun! Hope this helps

And if you book your trip well in advance, the bus tickets are really cheap!

@@syksystransitagency Thank you so much, highly appreciated. The same bus you took is going to Rovaniemi, so basically that is what you meant by Lapland? Though, it has designated stops towards hiking trails and I guess there might be possibility to set up the tent of they do not fall under the category of nature reserves, and national parks, or private property. Yes, if in advance it can cost 50 to 60 EUR from Åbo. However, interestingly, the VR is also taking there in more or less the same price but I am not fully sure. The bus seats (front ones that you paid) would offer great views while train would provide more comfort perhaps. Apart from that there seems to be wild cats but not sure if they bother tents. Hopefully bears and elks wont either. This sounds so fantastic to take a tent and after hoping off the bus in Lapland, figure out a place to set up the tent to spend the night and next day or day after take the bus back.

@@FarooqF-g2x Glad it helped! Yea, Finland can have some fiesty wildlife, but with caution one should be safe. Onnibus also offers routes deeper into Lapland (more north), it's easier since they don't take the tracks. VR also offers a night train service so thats nice, although with an extra cost. Trains have more comfortability, but the bus is definitely cheaper, atleast if compared to the night train!

It happens, in the summer when it doesn't rain that much, sand and just other dirt and dust hit the window, unfortunately thats the reality of long distance buses

@@syksystransitagency I noticed that it was right there from the beginning of your journey, what I meant was that at least before starting the journey the windows must be cleaned. You are paying extra for those seats and in general the cleaning standard should be maintained as has been the tradition. If customers do not raise the voice in such issues, it may soon become "normal" as in many other countries, unfortunately. Of course during the trip dust and sand will hit but before starting the journey the cleaning should be done it would take few minutes but not more than 15 I guess.

@@FarooqF-g2x Absolutely, you are right! Most of the buses have wipers installed for the upper windows too, but im not sure if all. Onnibus is getting new buses at the moment and they will have them if im not mistaken, that should make cleaning easier

It was 2€ on top of the original price. Its 2€ also for the extra legroom seats in the back!

(if i remember correctly) I haven't had the chance to take Onnibus in a while

LOL this is the most Finnish comment ever 😂

Hi! Thank you for the comment! Absolutely, smaller legroom is an easy trade for 2hr trip that used to take days!

Kiitos! Toivottavasti kerkeän tekemään enemmän lähiaikoina

No idea, I guess its something to do with the motors inside the train!

also if you like off peak quiet metro stations, go to U district and Roosevelt stations respectively also go to rainier beach station, to see one of the least used tram stop's in the world. In seattle.

Absolutely! Helsinki metro, while yes, small compared to its Scandinavian counterparts in Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen, its also in a much smaller city. The Helsinki metro connects brilliant buses and trams together providing for a stellar cross city connection! Thankyou for the comment!

@@WBTravels I so want to visit Seattle one day, definately a bucket list city right up there with Vancouver and others!

Absolutely! Stadler is a very good manufacturer, they make amaizing looking and working trains! Can't wait to see them in service! They also feature air conditioning and much easier access for wheelchairs, good stuff. Thank you for the comment :)

Both certainly have their uses.

Hi! Yes, all common transit modes have their uses, trams and light rail too! But for the large city of Copenhagen, and its narrow streets downtown would not make for a good place for trams, sadly. A metro can cover more distance and do so safer underground, away from streets and vehicles. A metro can also support larger capacities needed with keeping a big city running. Thanks for the comment!

To add to this, Copenhagen is in fact building a light rail, to work as a circular service for the western half of the city. This will work to accommondate for trips that do not need to enter the city itself to reach their destinations. Smart! This is a brilliant way for Copenhagen to benefit from light rail :)

That argument is just as stupid. I can’t imagine how the traffic in Stockholm would work without the metro, to mension one city. Every mode of transportation has it own purpose. And Stockholm and Copenhagen and the other Nordic metro cities (Helsinki and Oslo) is not even large cities compared to Tokyo, Moscow, Paris, London and New York. Metro’s might be stupid where you live, but in almost every greater city in the world they are the cornerstone of transportation.

The streets of Copenhagen are fairly narrow, and we prioritized bike lanes, so underground metro was a good fit for us - and it runs fast.

Hi! Sorry it took so long to reply. It's just called Tampereen linja-autoasema

Joo, ne oli aika nälkäsen näkösiä :D

Wow :0 I didn't know that! I presumed it was created by someone creative, but I didn't know it was designed by kids, very VERY cool! Thank you for the information!

@@syksystransitagency Your welcome! :) It’s not far from Where I live, so I’ve seen it many times. Also the plants on the top, look very cool, when they grow into a green moss kind of plant. :)

Hi! From the bus terminal at Kamppi to the one in Tampere it takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes :)

YOOOOO HI HOW ARE YOUUU im doing good although its quite warm outside. Im so glad you and your brother liked the video <3

@@syksystransitagency I’m fine tyy. My brother saw it on my subscription page and was like ”we are watching ThAt!” and I was like okay. I also mentioned that you are my friend and he was like 😦

​@@L34FF4LLso happy to hear you are doing okay :) do you happen to have discord by any chance?

@@syksystransitagency yes I actually do, but I use it so rarely that I’m not sure I even remember the password

@@L34FF4LL ahh yea, fair enough :), i always forget mine :D

Very nice! It's a good station for spotting :)

No way you actually saw this, thankyou so much!

@@syksystransitagency Thank you! 🏆

Thankyou so much!!!

Hi! Sorry it took me so long to notice, but thank you so much!!

Truly!

They improve safety greatly as they remove the risk of people falling on the tracks. They also make the underground stations more quiet :), Thankyou for the comment!!

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Thankyou so much, glad you like it :)

Im very glad you liked it :) Thankyou for the nice comment!

oops true 😂 Changed it to ''drivers'' view :D

You should visit someday, both Helsinki and Tampere. Thanks for the nice comment :)

The nights definitely do get long, but snow makes things a little more bright, so its not that bad! Thankyou for the nice comment!!

@@syksystransitagency yeah point .. moon light reflecting the snow making it bright night..never thought it this way.. thanks for sharing. at my place weather is tropical with max 24 degree and min 15 degree through out year so it is bit differnt

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@@arktinensipuli8455 sehän se ois tarkotus saada kuhan kirjotukset onnistuu

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Thankyou! Very nice to know that they are getting a new coat of paint, they are so interesting trains! Is there an exaxt timeframe for these? I would like to see them with my own eyes when they are done! Thanks for the comment!

@@syksystransitagency all sets should be repainted by 2024 and fully refurbished by 2025. It’s a slow progress, because the two maintenance facilities can only refurbish 2 or 3 sets at one time. For now, about 8 or 9, maybe more, trains have been repainted. 2 SE sets (The shorties) and the rest are SA sets (The long bois). These trains are between 26 and 16 years old. The oldest set, SA 8101, entered service in 1996, the youngest, SA 8205 entered service in 2006.

@@CopenhagenRailProductions Wow! Thankyou very much for the information!

@@syksystransitagency no problems! ☺️ I love helping tourist trainspotters with information ❤️