Bratislava Trams - Route 1 - Driver's Eye View.

[@KrzychuW212]

Wow, I have never watched this city before, but I must say that from the beginning one can see that this city is modern, with smart tram network, pure platforms and interesting architecture. Moreover, I think that the red colour of the trams is such pretty :) This is my first impretion as I'm watching this video, I hope that after watching others I will not get dissapointed :)

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Bratislava and Slovakia were almost unknown to me before this visit. I came away with a very good impression of this wonderful country, with its interesting branch lines, smart ski resorts, stunning mountain scenery, beautiful towns and villages, made even more enjoyable by the friendly people I encountered.

[@patrikmezei3024]

Yes,but this is slavic city in Slovakia-slavic bietufiul country :DD btw Im trom Slovakia

[@MGstaR17]

3:54 Wonderful design. Slovakia is prospering very much.

[@annawitter5161]

Really enjoyed this. Amazing how clean and organised it all is over there! Totally different where I live

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi Anna, good to hear from you. This was my first visit to Slovakia and I came away with a very good impression, it was clean tidy and very scenic.

[@annawitter5161]

Have been wanting to go there and explore, Croatia too, really looks worthwhile. Now, just need the money!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Most of the country's that were once behind the so called "Iron curtain" are scenic, reasonably priced and surprisingly modern, often just as up to date as any West European country. I hope you get there some day.

[@annawitter5161]

I would actually rather visit there than western europe...from what I have seen from other peoples travels, its well worth it. So I am saving. Sooner or later, and just maybe I will get a train ride!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

If you make it Slovenia, I recommend this train - kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZrRiYyoi5uDfpo

[@vitacit]

at 4:00, you can hear news in radio. they talk about the building the new bridge over danube between komarno (SVK) and komarno (HUN). actually, after two years this bridge was open at the beginning of september 2020.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

It was a coincidence, the radio guy talking about the opening of another new bridge in 2020 whist crossing a new one in 2018. Thanks for the interpretation and information.

[@GarethJonesPilipala]

A super video of really high quality. I look forward to many more from the RTC trip to Slovakia.

[@CreedBrattonTheOffice]

Boy these things speed up and stop quick. Thanks for the vid. Keep em up!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Modern trams don't hang about. I look forward to bringing you more videos from my visit to Slovakia.

[@robertvanhoek9470]

Beautiful video, well done, thanks much!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@mroux_]

Wow, Eslovaquia es hermoso. Thanks for video, very beutifuel city and excellent transport

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Slovakia was a real surprise, modern, beautiful with some wonderful mountain scenery. I look forward to sharing more videos taken on my tour around the country.

[@johannabelie5664]

Friend! Thanks for videos, I watch something of such sort at first! It's so calm, cosy and real! I'm excited.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hello, I am pleased you enjoyed this video, I love to see the city from the comfort of a tram seat.

[@billmair568]

Fantastic video. Clarity is phenomenal! Most enjoyable.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@imir8atu321]

Liked. Thank you for the lovely ride.PEACE...

[@bored1980]

This brings back memories. I used to ride these often when I lived in Bratislava. Coincidentally, that's my voice you can hear in the English announcements. Thanks for the video.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I enjoyed Bratislava, it would have been nice to spend more time there. Your voice used for the English announcements is the most unusual claim to fame I've come across to date. I'm pleased you enjoyed the video.

[@bored1980]

@@gdfbmvjsvb Haha, alright. I'd genuinely like to see what evidence you found on Google. Please.

[@bored1980]

@@gdfbmvjsvb Please link to the interview. I beg you.

[@NicholasHoward]

@@gdfbmvjsvb We're waiting??

[@bored1980]

@@gdfbmvjsvb Still waiting, Maria. Is it the interview from Novy Čas featuring me? Or is just my "mental illness"? Please link to the story! Stale cakáme...

[@3CPO4GPU]

Nice vid, enjoy the staying over here! It's nice and hot weather right now 🌞

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I really enjoyed visiting Slovakia, it is a beautiful country and I was also lucky enough to have good weather.

[@stephanedajtlich]

a Tram view is a perfect view to see what a city really looks like

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I totally agree.

[@Luke_Starkenburg]

I love the new old bridge! Great video! I'm interested in the history of the line and why whey had dual gauge tracks for the first part of the video. It looks like they have been out of service for a very long time and all the switches were placed 'over' the standard gauge track and made them unusable. Thanks for the upload!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi Luke, I'm glad you enjoyed it. The mixed gauge section is a mystery, laid only over the new section of track including the new "old bridge". I can only assume there is an aspiration to use standard gauge at some time in the future.

[@majinoce]

For the double gauge, they were planning to lead the train through the city towards Austria. I am unsure whether this was supposed to be connected to the network in Slovakia, or just to speed up the travel across the city.

[@samomuransky4455]

Dual gauge was intented for future tram train system (and only junctions in the direction of proposed tram train route are built on standard gauge). However, the plans have been abandoned and further extension of Petrzalka line will only be built with narrow gauge.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you.

[@krystianwojsyk9000]

Tramwaj jest dobra okazja, aby zobaczyc miasto. Tym sposobem zwiedziłem Bratysławę oglądając ten filmik. Pozdrawiam.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Witam, tramwaje i Bratysława są warte odwiedzenia. Podczas gdy Covid-19 jest z nami, jest to następna najlepsza rzecz. Hello, the trams and Bratislava are well worth visiting. Whilst Covid-19 is with us this is the next best thing.

[@krystianwojsyk9000]

@@Timsvideochannel1Mam rodzinę która mieszka w Chorzowie. Zlikwidowano tam najstarsza linie tramwajową na Śląsku. Linia nr 12.Nie rozumiem decyzji wlodarzy miasta. Wszystkie miasta dbaja o ekologię, tylko nie Chorzow. Wstyd. W moim mieście to jest w TYCHACH Jezdza trolejbusy

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@krystianwojsyk9000 Witam, nie znam tramwajów w Chorzowie ani trolejbusów w Tychach. Zajrzałem do nich w internecie - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmnSqIKdg6ihfMk - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolleybuses_in_Tychy Oba systemy są ciekawe, miejmy nadzieję, że w przyszłym roku odwiedzę Polskę na trasie kolejowej, może zobaczę i pojadę polskimi tramwajami i trollybusami. W niektórych miastach tramwaje i trolejbusy mają te same przewody. W Sofii (Bułgaria) napowietrzne zelektryfikowane koleje przecinają tramwaje i trolejbusy. Studiowałem przewody, aby zobaczyć, jak to było możliwe, myślę, że w momencie, gdy wszystkie trzy systemy spełniają przewody napowietrzne nie są zasilane. Podróżowałem trolejbusami w Szwajcarii i Nowej Zelandii, niestety system w Wellington (Nowa Zelandia) został opuszczony. Mieszkam w Anglii, gdzie wszystkie linie trolejbusowe i tramwajowe zniknęły w latach 50-tych i 60-tych z wyjątkiem Blackpool. Od tego czasu w dużych miastach powstały nowe systemy tramwajowe. Transport elektryczny jest dobry dla środowiska. Autobusy z napędem kondensatora - kzbin.info/www/bejne/roeZe4J9pNx-btE Google translate - Hello, I am not familiar the trams in Chorzów or the trolley busses in Tychy. I looked them up on the internet - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmnSqIKdg6ihfMk - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolleybuses_in_Tychy Both systems are interesting, hopefully I will visit Poland next year on a rail-tour, maybe I will see and ride Polish trams and trollybusses. In some cities the trams and trolleybusses share the same wires. In Sofia (Bulgaria) overhead electrified railways are crossed by trams and trolleybusses. I studied the wires to see how it was possible, I think at the point where all three systems meet the overhead wires are not powered. I have traveled on trolleybusses in Switzerland and New Zealand, sadly the system in Wellington (New Zealand) has been abandoned. I live in England where all trolleybus and tram lines disappeared in the 1950's & 60's with the exception of Blackpool. Some new tram systems have been built in large cities since then. Electric transport is good for the environment. Capacitor powered busses are the future - kzbin.info/www/bejne/roeZe4J9pNx-btE

[@karolymikulecz8420]

klassz video szép az egész vonal és feliratok is vannak a megálloknál gratula❤❤❤

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Köszönöm, örülök, hogy tetszett az utazás 😊.

[@terryleddra1973]

Had a bit of a deja vu feeling there when i heard "want to sit facing forward since you've come all the way from Australia" for the second time. Then the talk of the bloke who couldn't get up. I thought I was in the twilight zone!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

You've caught me out there. I couldn't use the sound for parts of the video because the conversation wasn't suitable to broadcast, so I borrowed some from elsewhere in the video to avoid using music, I'll have to be more careful next time.

[@slycat1939]

Lovely town and trip. Very nice bridge a very big change. Looks very nice. Enjoy your trip will be looking for videos. Safe travels ahead. God bless.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Slovakia is a beautiful country, the people were friendly and our hosts made sure we had a good time. I look forward to sharing the rest of this trip with you. Tim.

[@Bruno.Trains]

Great video as always!

[@viktorcermak5368]

nice, I am from Bratislava :) in 2021 there is so much new rails, tram stops than 2018, but nice video

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, Bratislava is a beautiful city, it's nice to know they are investing in the tram network, I look forward to visiting again, when restrictions are lifted.

[@AndreiTupolev]

I don't think I've ever seen Bratislava. Looks like it's been completely modernised recently. The new trams look very nice, though these places aren't the same without the old Tatras. They do seem very smooth riding. Even the new ones in Prague crash about over the cobbles.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Bratislava is small for a capital city, with a beautiful old town surrounded by more recent suburbs. The Skoda trams are excellent, well built, with an extremely smooth ride. There were still a few older trams in operation, I will upload another Drivers Eye video from a tour of the system in a vintage tram as time permits.

[@milanferancik1825]

Prague is stuck in päsť. Bratislava is modern city

[@calimonkey1836]

Very interesting ride.. wonder why the background audio looped..

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Ah, you noticed. The camera picked up tracks from a local radio station, this would have created copyright issues, so I used the soundtrack from another camera in the passenger compartment, unfortunately it had not recorded the full trip and part of it was used twice. I opted not to replace the soundtrack with royalty free music because that really upsets some viewers.

[@julianadams5753]

I noticed that there appears to be two rail gauges--one laid inside the other. Nice video. Good music. Thanks.

[@pega17pl]

Later at video 'second track' disappears. - Heinz

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you, the latest addition to the system over the new old bridge is dual gauge; but unusable at crossings. I can only assume this is to allow the use of standard gauge trams if required at some future date.

[@NiktoPH]

Timsvideochannel1 It was meant for classic trains via integration system but it was already cancelled due to idiots and lack of money.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thanks for the information, maybe the scheme will be revitalized at some future date.

[@reindertklarenbeek5911]

thanks for the nice and nice video

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride.

[@JasonMasters]

Mystery #1 (as already commented on another video): Why do they occasionally have the points/turnouts about 100 metres before the tracks actually diverge? Hopefully someone here will see this comment and explain. Mystery #2: Why do there seem to be double tracks in the early stages of this video? At first I was thinking "dual-gauge" but the outer set of tracks seem to be unused, and they suddenly end without warning. Then I was wondering if they've been added later to catch the wheels of the tram if it derails, so it doesn't "jack-knife" around and hit something else. That might be why they're only in the early sections, if those were recently upgraded but the rest hasn't. But it could just as easily be actual dual-gauge. Perhaps they run an older, wider-gauge tram along that section for tourists sometimes?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I hope someone can answer both questions, I was told the twin gauge section was part of some future plans that are unlikely to happen now due to funding cuts.

[@doktor54321]

Twin gauge section was build to get EU funding for the route (since EU wouldn't pay for single gauge rail, for some reason)

[@carolsutton7828]

fascinating. This seems a little like riding the cable cars in San Francisco, CA, USA.very nice video

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I would love to ride the San Francisco cable cars, maybe one day.

[@trends2morrow107]

Great place to visit. Was there 3 months ago. Loved it. Thnx a lot for uploading. Did you try Regiojet bus too? It was amazing to travel in the bus from Bratislava to Vienna..

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I really enjoyed travelling around Slovakia, nice place, friendly people. I didn't ride the Regiojet bus on this occasion, maybe next time.

[@geoffreydevore9503]

Thanks for video!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@chucksandos8939]

Hi Tim! The 'brillaiant' tram's railway on Bratislava, very well. Wait for others parts. Many thanks!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hello Chuck, I'm glad you enjoyed the trams in Bratislava, this is just the first of many trains and trams I rode on this excellent Slovakia adventure. I look forward to sharing many more videos from this tour as I edit and upload them.

[@robertcoleman4861]

Beautiful city,Funtastic video,thanks tim kind regards bob.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi Bob, I'm pleased you enjoyed it. Tim.

[@tonycoyote1970]

Un bellissimo video, complimenti.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Grazie, sono contento che ti sia piaciuto il viaggio 😊

[@AustNRail]

Been to Slovakia twice in 2017 and again in 2018 shall be back there this year in 2020. Tercanski Turplica is where I base myself usually. Didn’t ride the trams in Bratislava but will do this trip. Might make a video or three explaining the network, guage, maintenance and storage facilities.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I hope you get to ride the trams, maybe even the old one. It would be nice to have a propper explanation for the section of dual gauge track.

[@imrichdo]

AustNRail, Trenčianske Teplice sorry

[@agninagaseshu3216]

Beautiful Slovakia Streets 👌🔥🐍💲🙏🎎

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Slovakia is a nice country.

[@oldmoscow1136]

Big thanks for video.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you. I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@kingdomreturn304]

Wow what a great place would maybe love to live there one day lol

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Bratislava is one of Europe's hidden gems, Slovakia is not usually the first place that comes to mind when thinking about a European holiday, it has a lot to offer, beautiful countryside, historic cities, pretty villages, sensible prices and the people are friendly.

[@mixstreamorg]

Pedestrian lanes on a rail bridge. You'd never see that in the USA.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

It is a little unusual in Europe too.

[@MeadeLX50]

VERY MUCH enjoyed that.......sounds like a job for me

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed it. The driver has the best view and a comfortable looking seat.

[@joselitoeliaspereira2853]

Gosto muito de ver esses vídeos

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Obrigado, estou feliz que você gosta de assistir a estes vídeos.

[@TamasKiss-bv9hz]

Pozsony nagyon szép város 💗🤍💚

[@Timsvideochannel1]

„Igen”, egyetértek, gyönyörű város 😊.

[@Matz32]

Nice tram line.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride.

[@AndreiTupolev]

It's surprising what you can see watching these again. There's a convoy of people on Segways 6:50!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

They look fun, I'd love to have a go on one.

[@TUANPHAM-jf3ev]

nice too, thank you cameraman

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@superpoof]

I can't wait for more!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

This was an excellent tour, with plenty of driver's eye views. I look forward to sharing more videos from this adventure as I edit and upload them.

[@pgchase4578043026]

Very swift. Quick acceleration and stopping.

[@AndreiTupolev]

Ah, there's an old one still around 7:00!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Away from route 1 there were plenty of older trams.

[@patrikbabic6530]

Hello, i'm from Bratislava. On line 1 and 3 are only new trams (30T), on line 4 are only new 29T. On line 5 you can see 29T or old T6A5, on line 6, 7, 9 29T or K2S. And lines 2, 8 are old K2S only

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you for the extra information, I noticed the other trams when I walked into the old town.

[@patrikbabic6530]

Tram at 7:00 was old T3, these trams were in Bratislava first and now they're not using. You can see them on special days only

[@patrikbabic6530]

How do you feel in our new 30T?....if i can ask

[@Zralock79]

Nice video from my city, but the sound was absolutely unreal. This sound was either from another route or just mixed to fit this tram ride. ;)

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, you live in beautiful city and you were correct to spot the false sound. Somebody was playing the local radio station and I would have hit copyright issues if I uploaded the sound as recorded. I used the sound recorded with another camera, to try and create an authentic atmosphere.

[@zavaraninoveuhorky]

@@Timsvideochannel1 ao that's why the stop names didn't match :D

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@zavaraninoveuhorky Oops sorry 😉

[@exstazius]

Beautifull city ❤

[@Timsvideochannel1]

"Yes" I enjoyed my visit..

[@lhr_arms]

Мне всё понравилось. Хочу переехать в Братиславу жить и работать!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Братислава-красивый город в замечательной стране, и Словакия имеет так много, чтобы предложить.

[@lhr_arms]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Можно ли найти работу в городе?

[@lhr_arms]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Спасибо. Где можно взять больше информации о современной Словакии?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Я живу в Англии, я не знаю, какие вакансии доступны Братислава.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@lhr_arms Я сожалею, что не могу помочь, я живу в Англии,

[@RickVorce]

That was the quietest tram yet. Most sound like a washing machine on spin dry! Do you know who made it?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

The trams were very well made and the ride was good. They were made by Škoda. For more information, please click on this link - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0koda_30_T#:~:text=%C5%A0koda%2030%20T%20%28also%20ForCity%20Plus%29%20is%20a,T%2C%20the%20tram%20was%20designed%20by%20Aufeer%20Design.

[@johannperaus6890]

Hello Tim! Beautiful shots of Bratislava. Is a very modern city. At the time of the Royal-Imperial Monarchy she was still called Pressburg. One more question Tim. Have you ever looked at the consequences of railroad romance? I chose episode 737 for you. I think you were already there. Mount Snowdon Cog Railway. Take a look at it. Greetings from Hans from the Mühlviertel.🚂👍

[@milanferancik1825]

Bratislava as called Prešporok, or Pozsony too. Not only pressburg. But it was Like hundred years ago. New your was new Amsterdam, Istanbul was konstantinopolis etc...

[@alexfidibus]

At main station the bald "soviet heritage" is seen especially well.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

It's not a beautiful tram station, but it does the job it was designed to do.

[@neilforbes416]

Watching this trip on these Slovakian trams(or any tram system, anywhere, for that matter) makes me even more aware of what a sick, stupid joke the new Newcastle(NSW, Australia) tramway will be when it begins operation next year. Traveling a mere 2.7 Km from Pacific Street, Newcastle East, down to Stewart Avenue, near the Wickham Interchange. It simply will not match the fantastic tram trips you've recorded, Tim.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

From little tram systems, come extensive networks. I'm not familiar with the Newcastle area, so I looked it up - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newcastle_Light_Rail - Now I know all about it - but I prefer this link - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trams_in_Newcastle,_New_South_Wales We lost all but the Blackpool trams here in the UK, several new systems are now in operation, such as those in Manchester and Sheffield, they are doing OK, who knows the Newcastle system due to open shortly might surprise you. I look forward to you covering the grand opening, "Dawn of a New Era by Neil Forbes"

[@BRACHANET]

Zdravím, na videu máte poškodenú audio stopu je počuť otváranie dverí keď električka je v pohybe a hlásenie zastávok úplne od veci. Nabudúce nech je audio súbežné s jazdou :) pekný deň

[@ИванНеизвестный-е7н]

Bratysława jest takim nowoczesnym miastem! Jestem zaskoczony! Macie szczęście, że Polacy z Rosji wyjeżdżają.

[@radovan511]

@@ИванНеизвестный-е7н Máme šťastie, že Poliaci odchádzaju z Ruska? Čo ste tým mysleli?

[@ananthapadmanabhaanantha485]

Thanks my lord. Impairment contri best super i like Thank you very mach

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@laalaa1207]

How did you film it? Did you make an agreement with driver to put camera in his cabin?

[@ADMIRALSCORNER]

Well worth the visit!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

This turned out to be really memorable tour for all the right reasons. I knew very little about Slovakia before this trip, now I know it is a place I'd love to return to, the railways and trams are really fascinating with plenty of variety old and new.

[@domca5587]

Bratislava mi občas připomínala nějakými místy Německo :) jinak super video

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Bratislava je pěkné město, jsem rád, že se vám video líbilo.

[@martinz993]

V roku 1880 tvorili Nemci viac ako 60 % obyvateľstva Bratislavy. sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bratislava#N%C3%A1rodnostn%C3%A9_zlo%C5%BEenie_obyvate%C4%BEstva

[@matejancsek]

Am I the only one having trouble with the sound? it feels like its not even for this video... The tram stands still, yet I hear it move

[@pedroneto1313]

Adoro trens. Infelizmente, os políticos do Brasil deixaram o sistema ferroviário do país, em ruínas.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

É triste que o Brasil tenha perdido muito do seu sistema ferroviário. Na Eslováquia, as ferrovias e bondes são bem utilizados, ajudando a evitar o excesso de tráfego nas estradas.

[@pedroneto1313]

Aqui no Brasil, pagamos muito caro, o preço da corrupção. Um país muito rico, mas, ao mesmo tempo, muito pobre. Enquanto tivermos esse sistema de governo (política) conspirador, não teremos CIDADANIA de país de 1° mundo, NUNCA.

[@ananthapadmanabhaanantha485]

Super

[@ych9282]

8:49 damn why is that switch all the way there

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I don't really know the answer, but I would guess it was to move the switch blades to a place where they were less likely to trap peoples feet or bicycle wheels. Tram switches have always fascinated me, who operates them?

[@NiktoPH]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Tram driver with long metal stick (i dunno exact name of that tool :D ) or they´ve got it automatic inside the vehicle and its for switching tracks

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@NiktoPH Hi, on this tram system the switches are operated by the driver from the cab, although sometimes it is necessary to operate the switches by hand using a special pole when the switch has either failed or has not been fitted with a motor because it is rarely used.

[@erikziak1249]

Sound is totally out of sync.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Sorry, I'd hoped to get away with it, I couldn't use the original soundtrack for copyright reasons.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

5:07 those people just have to walk on the green crossing for bikes. I yell at them every thime I see them.

[@paulbeard4218]

Outside guard rail must have been expensive .

[@Timsvideochannel1]

It has become a redundant guard rail, it was originally intended to be a dual gauge route.

[@norbertfransewitz8486]

Was macht ihr wenn bei euch Mal Schnee fällt.

[@norbertfransewitz8486]

Alles liebe für das ganze Persona .

[@norbertfransewitz8486]

Man habt ihr das einfach ❤️

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Wir bauen einen Schneemann :-) Die Straßenbahnen können bis zu 15 cm bewältigen, wenn sie zu tief sind, müssen die Gleise mit einem Schneepflug geräumt werden.

[@norbertfransewitz8486]

Danke für die Antwort. Ich bin im Harz. Bin selber gefahren 💓😁 darum. Es ist doch alles einfach.

[@norbertfransewitz8486]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Recht 💓 lochen Dank . Ich könnte Mal wieder Lachen 👍. Schneemann. Aber danke ich etwas gelernt bekommen

[@Filippp._]

I live in bratislava and I speak slovak. BRATISLAVA JE SUPER... ^ Slovak

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, you are lucky to live in such a beautiful city, I really enjoyed my tour around Slovakia.

[@patrikbabic6530]

It's good city but we have other problems that tourist didn't notice

[@Filippp._]

Patress11 si slovak??

[@Filippp._]

Patress11 a j ja som z Bratislavy

[@Timsvideochannel1]

All cities have problems, as a tourist visiting, Bratislava gave a good impression.

[@florinstroescu7998]

Very beautiful city! And ride!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed the ride.

[@10reubenl]

What are the extra rails for?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I asked the same question and the reply I received was that the tram system was to be extended with the possibility that standard gauge trams might also use the line at some time in the future; hence part of the track is dual gauge.

[@datnguyenthe8300]

The audio appears to be completely out of sync.

[@ManfromStars]

Sadly that audio not fit on video. But anyhow good video.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

You spotted that some of the audio had been repeated, the conversation the camera picked up might have offended some people, I had to choose between music or reusing audio from elsewhere in the video. I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

[@ManfromStars]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Nothing is better than most autenticity. :) Every normal people that are interested in Transportation and other cultures not have problem if hear some conversation in bacground. Of course even you you not like have some conversation in your video, then some editing programs have filters that able remove voice part from video. ;)

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@ManfromStars I agree the original sound is best, but you would be surprised at how much personal conversation the camera picks up. I have tried software to remove voices with varying degrees of success, it is also very time consuming to use. I don't think there is any easy answer.

[@ManfromStars]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Yes, i Agree, mainly in these more and more censorship times. Then good luck when you taking some next travel videos. ;)

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@ManfromStars Cheers, I try to use the original sound wherever possible.

[@croydontramcabrides9767]

Is that Tony Gibbens with you?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I'm not sure, the name sounds familiar, if I can find the tour itinerary with a list of all the participants I'll let you know, although he was not travelling with me on this tram ride.

[@pega17pl]

Hello Tim, after Danube bridge seems kind of suburb or railway central station is away from downtown? - Heinz

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hello Heinz, this map shows the proposed extension to the tram system past Jungmannova into the suburbs - www.urbanrail.net/eu/sk/bratislava/bratislava.htm

[@pega17pl]

Thanks for link, Tim. Together with city map I got orientation where your tram ride was located.

[@UchihaSasuke1984]

After Danube bridge is town section Petrzalka. Jungmannova isn't into the suburbs, Jungmannova is in Petrzalka - town section. Central station is away from downtown, is in advanced center. The size of Bratislava is very large, is 367 km². Website about Bratislava transport imhd.sk/ba/

[@r.a.8686]

Wieso hat die Strecke anfangs zwei Spurweiten bzw. doppelte Gleise ? Im Zentrum dann plötzlich nur noch Schmalspur... wozu soll das nützlich sein?? Wer kann mir dies erklären? :-)

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Ursprünglich war beabsichtigt, das Straßenbahnsystem mit Einer Standardspur nach Petralka und darüber hinaus zu erweitern. Als ich die Leute in Bratislava fragte, wusste niemand wirklich viel über die vorgeschlagene neue Route, obwohl mir gesagt wurde, dass dies etwas mit der EU-Finanzierung für die neue "Alte Brücke" zu tun habe. Originally, the intention was to extend the tram system using standard gauge to Petralka and beyond. When I asked people in Bratislava, no one really knew much about the proposed new route, although I was told that it had something to do with EU funding for the new 'Old Bridge'. spectator.sme.sk/c/20053410/funding-for-old-bridge-cleared.html

[@nickzach]

Why are there two gauges?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, this is an answer given by someone with more knowledge of the network than I have - Dual gauge was intended for a future tram train operation (only junctions in the direction of proposed tram train route are built to standard gauge). However, the plans have been abandoned and any further extension of the Petrzalka line will be narrow gauge.

[@nickzach]

@@Timsvideochannel1 Thank you!

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

That was interesting to see. Very nice 'old' bridge over the Danube. No problem getting the camera in that prime position? No barrel distortion either. Which camera did you use?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi Terry, this turned out to be an excellent tour. The tram system around Bratislava uses mostly modern trams, although there were a few older ones to add interest. The driver of our tram was really friendly and helpful. I used a GoPro Hero 6 Black Edition camera, a vast improvement on previous models.

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Thanks Tim. Useful to know about the camera. One day I will bite the bullet but probably not until my old Sony Handycam bites the dust :-)

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Sony make a good video camera, that's why my main camera has been a Sony for the last 15 years.

[@kirililijew_01]

What is average speed of trams in Bratislava???

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I don't know for sure, but I would guess it is no more than 35 kph maybe a little more on the tram only sections.

[@radovan511]

50 km/h, new tracks lines 60km

[@stefan4492]

60 km/h max on the new sections

[@rpeti_]

Two gauges?

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Yes, but only the narrow gauge is used.

[@tomatom6988]

Další video prosím z Bratislavského metra...! :O

[@patrikbabic6530]

Alebo z Tatier. Podivné ako tie lavíny priťahujú Čechov 😂😂

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Já vůle přesouvat jiný asi člen určitý cíl of člen určitý měsic.

[@patrikbabic6530]

Timsvideochannel1 please, don't use translator. We don't understand. Better in english

[@Timsvideochannel1]

OK, I'll reply in English. I have another Driver's Eye View video to upload, filmed from the vintage tram on a special tour. It should be available at the end of this month.

[@patrikbabic6530]

Thank you. Finally I inderstand. Surely i will watch the video as soon as it'll be available

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

1:48 watch the genius in a suit walk on the road next to the pedestrian crossing...

[@thomasmann9216]

Did anyone else see the ghost that appeared at 13:33?

[@thomasmann9216]

Guess not.

[@Obama419]

man picks up random shirt 8:18

[@Timsvideochannel1]

It's not every day, you get a free shirt as a reward for using a pedestrian crossing.

[@johnknox9189]

Public spirited. I noticed how litter-free the city is, and how few fat people there are.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

@@johnknox9189 The people appear to have a similar love for their country as the Swiss have for Switzerland. A very good national trait.

[@johnknox9189]

@@Timsvideochannel1 You're right about Switzerland. I really enjoy videos like yours as I am not able to travel much. I like the train journey videos too, and when looking at the Swiss ones I get the feeling of travelling through gardens, everything is so neat.

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi John, Switzerland feels like a full size model railway, I love the place.

[@petko8191]

👍

[@patrikbabic6530]

Hello, i'm from Bratislava and i noticed that you have audio "disconnected" from video. You can hear door opening when tram is moving and lot of more

[@Timsvideochannel1]

You are correct, I have not used the original sound track because someone had a radio playing and I would have had copyright problems had I used the original sound.

[@sirindag2222]

А почему двойная колея

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Первоначально он был предназначен для запуска как метр калибровочных и стандартных калибровочных трамваев над частью маршрута. Google translate - Originally it had been intended to run both metre gauge and standard gauge trams over part of the route.

[@georgen9755]

examination center , China 8

[@yapgimkwee8842]

this tram are beyter than Poland

[@Timsvideochannel1]

The Škoda 30 T trams looked very smart and they were nice to ride in.

[@Colin84609]

Who is kidding who here ? The sound track does not tie in with the view and some of the conversation repeats !!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

I've been caught out, you are correct, I was unable to use the original sound track, so I used the sound from a second camera. I should have paid more attention to what people were saying, then I might have got away with it.

[@Colin84609]

I watch and listen to KZbin videos through headphones mainly so I pick up a lot more detail. Your video is still enjoyable to watch though.