I remember riding the Piccadilly Line train when i went to London

Sounds like a Canterbury's buses

It sounds like the engine first then the gearbox😂😂😂

Central line is my favourite line in the whole world

When I first came to the UK to visit my cousin, this was the train that I saw and heard when it passes by his place

Wonder why they don’t retrofit the remaining stations with them?

This sound is so cute!😍 Please upload more.🙏

So one could say it's... the sound of the underground.... 🎵

The traction system is actually made by Metro Cammell, not Alstom. Alstom make shit vf drives, met cam make good ones

Why does pigeons have to always get out in west ham😂

Why do you have to say that? Great Western TV fan

The reason why class 315 sounds like hong kong mlr train is because they use similar motor

5:20 man the usual sound I hear over 30 times and over 30 stations with my parents or school field trip

Victoria line throttle sounds like sub surface lines

Where did it turn to

Class 317 slams door a bit too hard

How long has it been sat there

Out of all the trains, the S stock has the least aggressive doors. I love how the doors on each train sorta fit into the character of each of the lines they run on The 72 stock doors start slowly but then speed up and then slam and they feel kinda lazy, sort of like the Bakerloo line The 73 stock doors are smooth and fast reflecting how it's a busy line The 92 doors are fast and unpredictable too just like the crowding on that line The 95 and 96 doors are extremely aggressive though slow down when they're nearly fully open or fully closed The 09 stock doors are smooth, fast and controlled, just like the rest of the Victoria line Meanwhile the S stock doors are a lot less aggressive and a lot slower, just like the subsurface lines in general.

Bakerloo Line 1972 Tube Stock (7 CAR) Piccadilly Line 1973 Tube Stock (6 CAR) Central Line 1992 Tube Stock (8 CAR) Northern Line 1995 Tube Stock (6 CAR) Jubilee Line 1996 Tube Stock (7 CAR) Victoria Line 2009 Tube Stock (8 CAR) Circle, District, Hammersmith & City Lines S Stock/S7 (7 CAR) Metropolitan Line S Stock/S8 (8 CAR)

On the Paris Metro in Bercy station, i saw platform edge doors and the train sounded like the jubilee line

R/birdstakingthetrain

Sad to see these go soon.

3:40 local line team jubilee line 👇

Tbh growing up the reason of why loved this train was not only its style, but the whirring noise of the Motors. I dont know why, but it was my most favourite sound on the National Rail.

Same I like the jubilee and Victoria

3:29 Best train sound 5:15 Best door sound

3:48 | 5:16

🤣

First in a year

They sound a bit like smrt c751b in singapore

3:48 that 96 stock has places to be

Even Paris Metro Line 14 also have platform screen doors it’s similar to the Jubilee Line

That’s the MetCam variant, I don’t think their motors were replaced. Only the 0 and 1 variants had their motors replaced. As a side note, I used to think that I was the only one who thought some networkers sounded like javelins. Later I learnt that I wasn’t, and why said sounds are similar - Hitachi.

1:20 my fav train sound

What about waterloo & city line?

2:53 Northern Line has a Different Door Sound since 2013. Jubilee line still has the Same Door sound since 1998.

i would have camped inside it lol

Personal Opinion: The Javelin Networkers are overhated, I think they sound just as good as the BR-era motors.

I love the 321s because the sounding is best, has first class, riding quality and I am not going on the class 720 due to replacing old trains

Hey

I may be from New York and I ride the subway in NY but I like the Piccadilly Line and the Victoria Line

At 5:53 the circle line not s sub ways.

Ye 0:51

Why the platform doors are uneven 2:31

I think That TFL need to add platform edge doors on every underground station like the ones on the jubilee line extension and the New Elizabeth line to stop people from being pushed or jumping in front of trains.

RIP old Central Line stock, you'll be missed 😔

I like the Central line 1992 stock

wow, and the acceleration is amazing

It dont get better than this :)

I have always been fascinated with Platform Screen Doors. My first time seeing them in person was the Dubai Metro back in 2014, and a few days later, the Jubilee Line Extension in London. I later visited Singapore in 2017 as well, and was thrilled to hear that they will be opening early next year in my city Melbourne, as part of the new Metro Tunnel project. They are just so futuristic.