A ride on the Copenhagen Metro. a self driving autonomous driverless train in København Denmark 🚄

[@zackcacciapalle6405]

The motors sound amazing! Almost as amazing sounding as the older Washington DC metro trains!

[@ericsturniolo]

Out of all the trains I got to ride in Scandinavia, this one was one of my favorites!

[@aceee06]

That is great timing at 5:40 and 5:52 with both trains opening and closing their doors simultaneously.

[@patrickrichmond9896]

I subscribed to Heritage Elevators because he takes us back to a different era of the elevator. The elevators he likes are the ones that ran in service when Copenhagen did have trams.

[@SPKRMN]

The sound of the train going underground gives me goosebumps.

[@stjerneskruetraekker]

Denmark is the most clean country I’ve been to. You can almost eat your food from the street :)

[@ctanut5328]

Best railfan window I have ever seen. On the CTA, you have to go over to the left hand side of the front cab and stand there to look out. The older TTC rolling stock also have a railfan seat, but you have to kneel in the seats

[@eurovator4273]

Been there a year ago and used it more often than I actually wanted because I was so fascinated of it. In Germany we have something like this only in Nuremberg, one of the three lines is also driverless.

[@patrickrichmond9896]

This is one thing for if you are in a wheelchair. If you are in a wheelchair, your hands have to be right on the drive wheels ready to push forward to roll right on or be ready to shift that joy stick forward once you hear the train approaching. And I love the glass walls that are mounted right on the edge of the platform. That is what we need here in the STL for our MetroLink.

[@evemuhia2]

I used these trains in copenhagen last year during Easter....was pretty much impressed!

[@agusha_abuser]

Came here from the Pusher II movie. The view through the front window of the moving train is driving me crazy. Well done Denmark, unique metro indeed. Is it loud inside though?

[@Skate771parts]

Nope. It’s pretty quiet compared to other metros

[@eurovator4273]

@@Skate771parts That´s right, but I think this is because the Copenhagen Metro is quite new, not because it is driverless.

[@antonv.]

nice!! Its very convenient travelling with the metro in Copenhagen.

[@DieselDucy]

Anton V. Thanks :) maybe I can meet u someday

[@TheAgedGamer]

No I am gonna meet him!!

[@TheAgedGamer]

See You around february/march

[@KimmyAlburo3287]

Thanks anton v. I'm going to meet with you someday after the pandemic

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

I love fully automated metros like Copenhagen (automated and 24/7), Vancouver, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Seoul, etc. Best way to provide rapid transit service with minimal staffing yet also provide more feeder bus services.

[@UpLiftVancouver]

The Vancouver SkyTrain system is driverless as well, but it does not have 24 hour operation unlike the Copenhagen Metro. Vancouver does, however, have a good variety of trains on most of the network.

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

I know there are plans to extend current hours of operations (globalnews.ca/news/3917637/translink-to-study-extending-skytrain-hours-on-weekends/ ). I really hope TransLink set a long term (NOT necessarily short term) goal of running #SkyTrain 24/7 like Copenhagen.

[@laseckil]

The SkyTrain is awesome

[@stlelevators]

Yay you finally uploaded this :)

[@Kaden303]

Quick is the name of the system, I rode on it once, boy it was fun.

[@gladfan1989]

This is way cool. I could ride this all day, if I could.

[@sonalichoudhary3746]

Love this driverless 🚄 Amazing #INDIA

[@stlelevators]

I would to Copenhagen just to ride this lol

[@Lionclawz05]

STL Elevators %

[@bowlerstuff9589]

yes but the dlr is a automatic train system in london

[@supertwister4419]

I live in Copenhagen ;)

[@dibakarhalder2592]

I was feeling self destructive!! This video, ant the person made me feel very very good ❤ loves from countryside of India

[@mikkelryehansen3772]

It’s funny that Ansaldo Breda built these trains, when they also built the IC4, which lead to a very big scandal.

[@NorthSea_1981]

I think their metro technology is good, but their regular/normal trains are pretty bad.

[@martinjuulandersen9694]

Its a tried and tested concept. That's why it works. When you get limited productions runs with specifications that differs from Italian Climate that's how you get into trouble ie. Dutch-Belgium IC trains and the IC4 in Denmark. The Danes didn't Terminate the contract like the Belgium/Dutch did and cut their losses but rode with the project right out over the cliff due to a compination of mass incompetence, politcal BS and sadly my suspection corruption.

[@SummerADDE_Elevators]

@@martinjuulandersen9694 It's mostly an hit or miss. Oslo ordered trams from Ansaldobreda, wich works decently well, while Gothenburg also ordered trams from Ansaldobreda, whohave many flaws thats needed to be fixed, similarly to the IC4 story. Stockholm Metro ordered the signaling upgrade from Ansaldo STS back in 2013 (the same provider to the copenhagen metro btw.) but due to constant delays, the contract was eventually terminated and the metro kept the old system...

[@b213videoz]

One of those very few things that I liked about Copenhagen was its Metro

[@smrtc651productions]

Well this train has a control panel but it's hiding it is for staff. staff will open the control panel if they are monitoring the train or manually driving it

[@magnetique12]

If you to go to Rennes City, in France, this city have a driverless metro, the smallest city in the world to have a metro between 2002 and 2008. Lausanne, with Rennes' help, builded their driverless metro and win the smallest city in the world to have a metro in 2008. In 2010, Brescia city (Italia) have same metro as Copenhagen (Italian metro trains) and win, now, the smallest city in the world to have a metro.

[@NathanBRing]

I can't wait where getting a brand new metrorail in Sydney Australia where I live, I live right next to the subension bridge in rousehill, that one the international award of the best structure of 2018

[@Mr_SnowyCat]

Near where I live (Vancouver, BC, Canada), I have driverless trains that run above and under the roads. Ours is called The SkyTrain which is run by TransLink. Our current computer is from 2010 and breaks down every so often.

[@Mr_SnowyCat]

Neat to see another driverless system

[@jaychillappa2189]

i wish the entire metro system will be in The Museum-Go-Round because thats my favorite location.

[@davidng2336]

They have since expanded to four lines.

[@imaginox9]

The oldest driverless metro systems I know are the Vancouver SkyTrain in Vancouver, Canada and the VAL, first introduced in Lille, France (which I got to ride and film). Both were developped in the early 80's and both are complete sucess, for example, the VAL system expanded to three major French cities, one Italian city, one South Korean city, one line in Taipei, Taïwan and three airports (Chicago O'Hare, Paris Orly and Roissy Charles de Gaulle, the main airport in Paris)

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

Also there is a Japanese system that commenced operations in the 80s too. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobe_New_Transit

[@ctanut5328]

Detroit has an automated train like this that was built in the 1980s. The NYC subway had an automated train in 1962.

[@yourpatheticass7863]

Fake

[@clriis]

The big deal is not that it is automated. The big deal is than instead of choosing light rail or sky train....In the inner city it is dug down thereby preserving 1000 years cultural buildings.

[@jonathanocto]

This is great! A train that drives on it's own. We do need that in America.

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

Honolulu will have a rail system like Copenhagen. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honolulu_Rail_Transit

[@yeahnoway111]

@A true petrol-head Of course they still have some one watching it work, but there are no drivers in the trains, all the driving and doors is automatically operated

[@viciadoemdorflex]

The yellow line 4 subway here from the city of São Paulo also uses this system.

[@daz7810]

I wish London Underground can be like this

[@Alex-yz6uq]

Wooow reaaaallly cool. Not at all, they where not even first with this

[@Alan--ho4gq]

most of newly build metro is driverless man, in Malaysia, Singapore, Dubai, India, Turkey, you will find driverless metro.

[@LinxFox]

Trains in Toronto are gonna become sorta like this, semi-automated (ATO/ATC). Only one person will be on the train and they will just open and close the doors, and will push a button to start the train driving itself to the next station. Eventually it will be fully automated, like Vancouver has been from the 80s i bet.

[@filmer765]

I've seen/heard of driverless trains at many airports including Dulles, Atlanta, Denver, and Seattle. You're finding all kinds of weird stuff around the world, my man.

[@mathias8987]

filmer765 this is not only at the airport it is the whole city

[@laseckil]

1:30 "Actually, we get to drive!" LOL

[@laseckil]

I know

[@smrtc651productions]

@A true petrol-head yea witch is cool but other driverless trains can be coded manual

[@smrtc651productions]

@A true petrol-head they can if the system fails or a staff training

[@stjerneskruetraekker]

It’s for the kids :-)

[@elevatorsincity]

The Moscow Metro is awesome and beautiful.

[@NubianKing87]

Just like the DLR in East London, I suggest you try that if you visit the UK capital.

[@fjellyo3261]

The trains seem quite short

[@troelspeterroland6998]

Yes. Since they don't have to pay the wage of a driver, the trains can leave more frequently and thus be shorter. However, there have been criticisms that they may have been built somewhat underdimensioned after all.

[@Mr_casaralta]

It is the same as the M5 subway in Milan (Italy)

[@Federicololli1312]

And also in Brescia,Turin and Rome

[@joka2486]

When I was in København windows from our hotel was on metro depot, i didn't ride it, but i rode just train

[@andreglud]

FYI, they're not build by AnsaldoBreda (which is now closed) but rather Ansaldo STS, who is also building our two new metro lines in Copenhagen. Which is gonna be the 5th generation of our current metro.

[@benjaminsayoc5912]

The train was from AnsaldoBreda. The tunnels from Ansaldo STS

[@thefloppafanatic3450]

I take the metro everyday from Vanløse To Nørreport it’s pretty neat

[@thoseonetrains]

What the heck? It has no driver! How weird.

[@drdewott9154]

This technology is more than 30 years old now just so you know.

[@thoseonetrains]

*DrDewot* oh ok

[@ianwolford277]

Denmark seems more advanced than America in some ways. Would love to visit sometime.

[@DieselDucy]

I love Denmark

[@christopher-2000]

cool train video dieselducy

[@vasanthmaarie]

3 train lines in Singapore (Make that 4 in 2019) that are automated.

[@smrtc651productions]

This is an old idea is this your first time riding the driverless train?

[@ph11p3540]

Just like the Vancouver sky train. It's a ghost train because no one is driving it. One of the very, very few metros that takes you everywhere in a city. Wish I could say the same about our light rail service in my city.

[@Ostergaard1987]

3:05 - No AnsaldoBreda make very bad trains just see the ICE4 project also in Denmark which was both delayed for many years and far more expensive than expected. The AnsaldoBreda ICE4 trains also included a lot of technical errors which the Danish State Railway was forced to correct before they could be approved to be used in Denmark. The building of the Copenhagen Metro was likewise not without its problems.

[@troelshansen6212]

AnsaldoBreda are actually quite good at these kinds of rapid transit solutions. The main fault of the ICE4 project was that we danes - once again - wanted to re-invent the wheel from scratch and ordered some highly customized diesel-driven trains (which hardly anyone even builds anymore and it's not easy to build Diesel trains) to complex specifications, instead of simply buying a more standardised solution. AnsaldoBreda can be faulted for not having the self-awareness to realise that this was over their heads and stay far away in the first place, sure. But I think that the half-witted politicians have learned the lessons with their commitment to finish the electrification of the danish railroads (so that we can switch to more readily available electric trains exclusively) and sticking to tried and tested train models in the future

[@Simgiov]

The fault on ICE4 was on the danish side, AnsaldoBreda kept following the ever-changing guidelines and re-engineering the same train all over again adding more and more customizations. Don't blame AnsaldoBreda.

[@BrianWebb0222]

It's like a bigger, faster version of an airport people mover :-)

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

Brian Webb Yes I agree. However this technology isn't new and there are already automated metros all over the world starting in the early 80s with the Kobe New Transit Port Island Line, Lille Metro, and Vancouver SkyTrain.

[@laseckil]

Don't forget the Detroit People Mover

[@MrOrthopedia]

I hope you post the pasternoster video soon.

[@thomas4315]

Were going to get this rail system in 2026 in Honolulu hopefully. That the plan date.the cost? Keep going up.9billion as of now

[@DieselDucy]

Don't worry, It will be in 1080P soon. It is still processing.

[@ivyweiwei897]

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[@ivyweiwei897]

P

[@ivyweiwei897]

DieselDucy DieselDucy

[@Thefootballplayer7]

Diese

[@smrtc651productions]

@@ivyweiwei897 lol(it's funny for me when i see other people saying like that)

[@ArMukh381]

Those red trains (S tog) will soon be fully automatic in a couple of months

[@jonastoftdalkonarski7533]

Abdul-Raheem Mukhtar seriøst?

[@juyzegaminghdsupport4037]

jo toko nej. Ved sgu ikke lige hvor han har det fra

[@troelshansen6212]

Make that a couple of years! We're talking 2020 at the absolute earliest in the current proposals, which (as of feb 2108) isn't even passed yet.

[@martinjuulandersen9694]

Nope try 2036 before all of the s-trains are automated. And given how the new train signal system is coming along for the intercity and regionals trains which has been delayed to 2030 mayby. If anything ringbanen might be converted to an automated Line first. But given how ridiculous bad railroaded projects go in Denmark in terms of cost overuns and delays. And lets not forgot that the metro project is currently underfounded because some hippies has stopped the housing development in Amager that was meant to finance the metro. Amd why because of some rare bird or plant or some shit. Fucking hippies

[@Ritaaw1]

How about now

[@alibcool7137]

did you drive a 🚄

[@Thomas1980]

great video

[@gvbalajee]

I love Copenhagen

[@tygerekt7500]

Is that the metro that is operated by Milan?

[@DieselDucy]

Not quite sure.

[@fedee1404]

yes, it is. Operated by ATM, Milan's transit authority

[@r-labs9357]

The fact that the first metro station was like less than a kilometre away

[@DieselDucy]

I know right?

[@westfalenbahnfan6567]

Kamera?

[@fastcsx1412]

Wooow so cool

[@laseckil]

Not the only driverless metro out there- they can also be found in Singapore, Dubai, Paris, and Vancouver just to name a few.

[@DDR_Aufzuege]

I like the sound of the train. MfG Jan

[@elevcan2312]

3:59 Elevator ,did you flim any elevators on the metro

[@IcelanderUSer]

I love how Copenhagen’s get into the city from the suburbs. I’ve never seen more bikes at one place than I did there. People of all ages ride their bikes to the stations in all weather. And I mean all people. They don’t have massive parking lots or park and ride stations that we have in the US. Downtown people can get around on free bikes. A truly wonderful place. Glad to have danish citizenship. Perhaps I should use it.

[@reamsel]

Then I will reccomend the Netherlands

[@LeSeigneurPanda]

"this metro is unique because there is no driver " wrong, there are driverless trains everywhere in the world

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

That's right however, Copenhagen Metro operates 24/7. So far as I know, it's the only urban metro system in the world that is both fully automated and runs 24/7.

[@Sushicake666]

IT was one of the First driverless train as far as I know

[@smrtc651productions]

what was that train made by?

[@SAGITTAperu]

SMRT C651 Italy, brand: ansaldobreda

[@smrtc651productions]

Oh ok i never heard that brand before

[@ostkkfmhtsh012345678]

@@smrtc651productions It's been acquired by HITACHI Rail and it's branded as HITACHI Rail Italy.

[@smrtc651productions]

@@ostkkfmhtsh012345678 oh okay

[@mosesknows2062]

America sure isn't "first" in this stuff... Awesome... Thanks, Moses...

[@c3realK1ll4h]

The dlr in London is driverless

[@radioarvila1914]

I don't know if you know about Thessaloniki metro but it will be automatically 👍

[@INeedMySpaceTech]

Why doesn't every metro adopt this system?

[@papaquonis]

It's much easier to implement, when it's built as a driverless system from the very beginning like this one in Copenhagen. Converting older systems can be very expensive.

[@thehumanmachine6121]

is it pronounced keubenhaven or kobenhaven?

[@billigmad3720]

Quebenhav'n

[@Ritaaw1]

Cobenhagen

[@oliverrasmussen5403]

It’s “København”

[@CEO100able]

Interesting. Do you also plan to film trains in the UK? That would be cool.

[@blind_gamer16]

I would Love to go to Copenhagen to rid the Metro,.

[@andreasniko318]

I am from denmark not that nice were i live. But i love the s-trains and the metro.

[@angelina-gg6zs]

Bor du på Nørrebro?

[@andreasniko318]

@@angelina-gg6zs jylland

[@kanazef]

nice video.

[@TheBCRailfan]

We have a driverless train system in Vancouver.

[@Mike-77-YT]

Awesome motor

[@thomasstorgaard9750]

This driverless metro also were the Danish metro station

[@thomasstorgaard9750]

Hmmmm driverless 🚄 metro

[@lematigah2783]

I saw one in a move bad boys

[@joeybobby3020]

It looks like the Detroit q line

[@ryantossell6694]

The doors stay open for 10 seconds.

[@yeahnoway111]

these trains are super short

[@kabadaber]

there is a train every 2 min.

[@bobbybob5569]

Fun fact I saw my apartment xD

[@dastanshwani2561]

I think you’re driving

[@LachieVidsTransportVlogs]

Please go to Australia!

[@kohZeei]

danish metro is sooo slow only 40km/h compared to swedens 80km/h

[@DieselDucy]

yep!

[@ArMukh381]

Lol I live in Copenhagen I’m danish and British

[@piurtv]

This is not that unique in Europe : Driverless trains are kinda common in France, for example : The whole Lille, Rennes and Toulouse metros are automated, as well as several metro lines (but not all) in Paris and Lyon. The Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport Transit System is automated too (like many airports).

[@MulleMap]

Im living in copenhagen

[@starfishorca2975]

Its AUTOMATIC just like the Vancouver Skytrain.

[@hypixelbedwarproray3399]

Hong Kong metro two line have no driver

[@Action__General]

GETTY MUSEUMS

[@tonybailey7037]

Its not unique - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_automated_urban_metro_subway_systems

[@IcelanderUSer]

I hope these train cars only look cheap and are actually strong. They remind me of the cheap and unreliable ones at Newark airport.

[@pernillemazantitidemann6313]

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