Largest Metro System From Different Countries with Map

[@junesunshine417]

Tokyo has 2 subway systems/companies but only one of them is represented here.

[@vladimir945]

Tokyo has: JR East, Tokyo Metro, Tokyu, Tobu, Seibu, Odakyu, Keisei, Keio, Keikyu, Rinkai, Yurikamome, etc., etc., some of them may be owned by the others already on the list, but anyway there are way more than 2.

[@АлексейКавыршин-ц1р]

Наверное берутся самые длинные метро в стране.

[@Sergej_Sonin_1309]

In 2024, the total length of Moscow metro lines will be 574 km

[@Sergej_Sonin_1309]

@@mishelius85 голодающий, умирающий и портящий воздух за чертой бедности, ты точно несешь свою херню не из России....

[@true_stasik_ananasik]

​​@@mishelius85скажите пожалуйста, голодает все население России, живущее вне Москвы? Просто мне интересно голодаю я или нет

[@Обычныйчеловек-ч3ъ]

​@@mishelius85да-да-да, мы голодаем и умираем. Ну а вообще ахренеть, крупные города в стране более богатые чем мелкие, это же какое открытие, где это так бывает (спойлер: везде)??

[@ThereIsNothingHereNow]

​@@mishelius85Я в Санкт-Петербурге уже умер от голода

[@aluminumucumber4281]

Я тоже голодаю, а еще я азиат: у меня рост 184, голубые глаза и светлые волосы, потому что все русские азиаты...

[@Shimoyana0701]

東京は東京メトロの他、都営地下鉄も含むので都市全体の総延長はもう少し大きく、300キロほどとなります。

[@socks_cat356]

なぜ地下鉄にこだわるんですかね、 東京圏の鉄道総延長は、1,590km

[@東郷紘一]

@@socks_cat356 動画のランキングはあくまでMetro Systemだから まあ英語コメじゃなく日本語コメだから「日本人だけわかってりゃいい」レスなんだろうけど

[@socks_cat356]

@@東郷紘一 この手のランキングの意義が分からなくてね、例えば、利便性を図るには、地下鉄だけだと片手落ちな訳だし、

[@東郷紘一]

@@socks_cat356 都市圏の鉄道データを網羅するには膨大な調査が必要になるから 単に「Metro」で検索できる企業のデータを陰陽してきただけでは 利便性を図っていないという点では各国同じ前提条件であれが鉄道システムの全てじゃないないわけだし

[@ts-vf8xf]

鉄道含めても上海には負けるんじゃね。

[@lalomillar6335]

CHINA Shanghai 800 km Guangzhou 621km Chengdu 561km Shenzhen 555km Chongqing 523km Nanjing 427km Zhengzhou 344km Wuhan 502km Qingdao 342km Xi'an 337km Tianjin 301km Dalian 237

[@hardiansyah3628]

Yang dibahas Metro kocak.

[@danielbravo3991]

Damn, you're a fan of Chinese metro, I see

[@billjobs7549]

@@hardiansyah3628 lah itu mmng ttg metro

[@bubba842]

China should have completely dominated the top 15. But the guy making the video forgot that other Chinese cities apart from Beijing actually do exist.

[@jeremyready8030]

@@bubba842I think you misunderstood the title of the video. It’s just showing the largest metro from each country in order.

[@lyudmila6801]

Sankt-Peterburg, Russia - 124,8 km. Else Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Ekaterinburg, Samara.

[@ksjaia]

Тут походу только самое большое метро из каждой страны

[@rinatzaripov5697]

​@@ksjaia Нет, от некоторых стран тут несколько метро

[@ksjaia]

@@rinatzaripov5697 каких?

[@Trebuchetov]

​@@ksjaiaКанада, например

[@alexeyeryomin2962]

!!!

[@idrilly5131]

Now do a video about the quality of the Metros in different countries. Pretty sure Japanese, Moscow and São paolo will be in top 5

[@inisipisTV]

They cut off Tokyo to only the Downtown area. Most of their Metro Trains and Subway ran hundreds of miles on all four directions heading to the suburbs that is still part of the Greater Tokyo Metropolitan area.

[@ТимофейСтепанов-ю1ч]

The Moscow Metro... The cleanest. There is payment for facial biometrics at each of the 240 stations. Ancient architecture. And at the same time, ultra-modern design at other stations. Internet and Phone Charging Options. Maximum speed...

[@alexanderjung7361]

the Germans were involved in the construction.

[@ТимофейСтепанов-ю1ч]

@@alexanderjung7361 No. If you are talking about the train, then you are still far from our level. For here we are the top. And when the simple laying of rails and digging canals began to "take part", I don't know)))

[@alexanderjung7361]

@@ТимофейСтепанов-ю1ч The technology for trains comes from Germany. The Siemens factories remained in the Soviet Union. Siemens is actually a Russian company, but it has nothing to do with you. The captured German soldiers took the metalworkers in Königsberg apart brick by brick and built the Uban in Moscow. The new technology also comes from Germany, even the tunnel machine is from Herrenknecht.

[@ТимофейСтепанов-ю1ч]

@@alexanderjung7361 Lol. A good portion of selected propaganda. Looking at the German subway, I don't see such a technological thing))) a la the Germans are such altrusites))

[@koschler]

Gulag with cameras

[@Turron._._x]

Chile Santiago: 140 km (3 more lines on the way) Valparaíso: 43 km Concepción: 67 km

[@carlosharrymonzonrojas5822]

Santiago de Chile 149 km

[@fuatyldz8140]

Let me give you up-to-date information about the Istanbul metro, the last metro opening was in March 2024. On this map, the extension of those metro lines appears incomplete and is 280 kilometers.

[@johanbasov2696]

Забыли упомянуть, что метро в бывших республиках СССР метростроилос еще до обретения данными республиками независимостиц.

[@universecore1]

Кроме Казахстана

[@Kiiii642]

Ташкентский например

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

на Украине строили немного и после

[@ЧимитИтигилов-ш7п]

Ну да строили всем СССР .

[@Huba-nf2xd]

​@@Kiiii642в Ташкенте после независимости строили уже столько станции сколько строили во время СССР, кстати за наше же деньги из хлопко и золото.

[@alexanderwindsor996]

In 2024 Bangkok 273 KM involved BTS Skytrain and Monorail.

[@Leebpascal1]

In 2031, Paris should have finished the Grand Paris Express project and reach 418 km, potentially overtaking New york and London networks and taking the 3rd place of this ranking.

[@Yucaste]

In Santiago, by 2030 it will be 221 km long, the 3 new lines that are being built (7, 8 and 9) have already been completed.

[@Kiiii642]

Московское Метро Супер и Гипер, Макро и Мега!

[@rivenoak]

architecture is over the top, it houses stations which look like small palaces

[@dasich4640]

Всей страной скинулись, чтобы дорогим москвичам комфортно было...

[@Pavelpavel-d9e]

Московское метро-лучшее в мире

[@delta26611]

Rennes (Britanny - France 🇫🇷 ) 24 km : the smallest city in the world to have a metro system from 2002 to 2008, after the opening of Line B in 2022, Rennes became the smallest city in the world with two metro lines.

[@НиколайМартынюк-ч9к]

А что, чем длиннее тем лучше? Количество линий, частота движения поездов, удобство, доступность и безопасность, система пересадок, логистика. Москва рулит❤.

[@user-abbauser]

@@НиколайМартынюк-ч9к данное видео посвящено именно длинне, причём тут остальные аспекты?

[@ВалерийФролов-р1з]

Только очень длинные перегоне между станциями и уж совсем идиотизм когда линн пересека Ются а станций нет. В нормальных странах строят города. У нас государство обирает всех дл cтолицы

[@mecx7322]

Chinese metros rule.

[@Will10140]

2:52, this map of the São Paulo subway contains 13 Lines with 380.1 Kms... If we are just considering the 6 Lines of the "São Paulo Metro", the Train lines should not appear on this map.... But in fact, São Paulo has the largest network in Latin America, since the CPTM lines would be considered subways in several states here in Brazil, such as Belo Horizonte, Recife and Porto Alegre.

[@nothinger01]

no se incluyen trenes.... si se incluyeran SP quedaría muy atrás! si asi fuera buenos Aires por ejemplo tendría 1144 km, más del triple que SP y otras ciudades europeas ni hablar!

[@Will10140]

@@nothinger01 Amigo, A CPTM é padrão Metrô com integração gratuita... Qualquer cidade do mundo consideraria ela pelo motivo de complementar a região metropolitana. Se as Linhas da CPTM fossem em buenos aires, ela não seria Trem, e sim metrô pela sua qualidade e seu interior

[@nothinger01]

@@Will10140 tuvieron que inventar eso para hacer un mapinha más robusto! hahahahah cualquier cidade do mundo considera NADA! asista o video!

[@Will10140]

@@nothinger01 Se você fosse de São Paulo, iria saber o pq a CPTM humilha varios metrôs do mundo afora em qualidade kk... Nem os da CDMX chega perto

[@nothinger01]

@@Will10140 FIU FIU UUUUUUIIIIIIIIII Parabéns! ahora estás hablando de otra cosa! ves_ ? qué pena que casi no tengan trenes. Yo no conozco cdmx pero los veo iguales con SP. Me gusta SP.

[@JacquesDeacy-d4t]

I would count the RER system in Paris as well.

[@dirkmeier5115]

Same for the S-Bahn in Berlin.

[@nicolasmd9459]

RER (E) + line 11 + line 14 opened to Orly airport in south for Olympics games 2024 Lot of mistakes in many cities too. But good video

[@Spirit-vlad]

No this just metro because if Russia and china count it it would also be first I think you should read the definition of metro😂

[@rai0206]

東京とか大阪の線路図はもうカオスやからなぁ…ごちゃごちゃし過ぎて降りる駅が何処にあるのか分からんくなる(慣れれば分かるんだろうけど)

[@Bravedot]

Look at Singapore. It’s a small island which has 10th largest metro/MRT network Good job Singapore.

[@mecx7322]

And it expands very fast, about 50 km will be added in next 5 years.

[@mr.mercury.]

大阪や名古屋の地下鉄は？多分20位くらいにいるよな。 あと東京は都営地下鉄含めたら300kmは越えて7位くらいに入るのでは？

[@francogolde38]

2:54 , ese mapa del metro de Santiago de Chile está mal , ese mapa es antiguo de 2010 , actualmente hay 7 líneas no 5 Y además faltó metro de Valparaíso chile que tiene 1 linea dividida en varios tramos que suman 46km y 20 estaciones

[@jonathanglzplz894]

¿Cuál es la parte que no entiendes que es el METRO más largo por país?

[@Mauricio-yu1bm]

Latero

[@1921-g5u]

not a complete list

[@claytonkikugawa6657]

Are you counting only underground lines or the entire metropolitan trains? This São Paulo Map shows the entire metropolitan trains including monorails, subway and Surface trains. Its about 390 Km

[@markjones4485]

What was your source for this data ? So much of it is incorrect. The total length of the Sydney rail network is over 360 km (given that "Metro" is universally understood to mean the total subway / rail network for a city). In your list you have only shown 1 rail line in Sydney.

[@chj8010]

The Seoul metropolitan subway has a total length of over 1300km. That stats on the video probably only covered lines run by the Seoul metro that are lines 1~9. KORAIL and many other companies also run metro lines within the Seoul metropolitan area like the Bundang Line which makes the whole subway system line total length way longer.

[@알바트로스Revenue]

Same as Tokyo

[@Spirit-vlad]

Yes because if we count that Russia and china still bigger this video shows only metro

[@ChPiAn]

The video creator is only considering the metro system within the city, dear South Korean friend. If we were to combine the entire metro system connecting the surrounding cities, then the other cities on the list would still be longer than your South Korea.

[@ЧимитИтигилов-ш7п]

Чтобы северная Корея бомбила и южная Корея спряталась .

[@saltyjo7514]

This is about metro only, not other lines

[@1167400]

Toronto 71km (69 more under construction). Montreal 69km

[@alvarosouzadealcantara]

Regarding São Paulo, Brasil, Metro (here "Metrô") is normally credited as the 6 lines (1-blue, 2-green, 3-Red, 4-yellow, 5-lilac and 15-silver), they sum is 104 km, however there are a complex rail system composed by other train lines, with total lenght much bigger (more than 300 km). The map you use in the comparison is the total rail system, including lines of CPTM and other ptivate operators.

[@nothinger01]

no se incluyen trenes.... si se incluyeran SP quedaría muy atrás! si asi fuera buenos Aires por ejemplo tendría 1144 km, más del triple que SP y otras ciudades europeas ni hablar!

[@AnonymousLibertar1an]

​@@nothinger01Si incluyeron algunas ciudades con tren y metro pero otras no! El de Sao Paulo solo fue contabilizado la linea del metro siendo que és incorrecto ya que los trenes metropolitanos son todos interligados a las lineas del metro.

[@nothinger01]

@@AnonymousLibertar1an si, exacto.

[@Guido_Jensen]

Brazil has 17 cities with metro systems. In São Paulo, there are 420 km of lines (METRO-RAIL) that are all interconnected among trains, subways, and monorails. It is the largest metro-rail network in Latin America in a single city, and its pace of expansion is very significant; it is expected that by 2040, São Paulo will have 800 km of metro-rail network.

[@david-alexandredarchambaul6705]

Mais cette vidéo s'intéresse exclusivement au métropolitain le plus important par pays. Pas aux trains, pas aux tramways, juste le métropolitain! Si tu réfléchis comme ça, alors, dans cette vidéo, on ne mentionne que le Métropolitain de Paris avec 245 km. Sauf qu'actuellement il y a 4 lignes supplémentaires en construction qui cumuleront 200 km supplémentaires aux 245 km actuellement existants. Ce qui portera le réseau métropolitain parisien à 445 km! D'autre part, cette vidéo ne mentionne pas le super métro parisien appelé RER qui comprend 5 lignes totalisant 600 km de réseaux! En réalité l'ensemble du réseau parisien totalisera 1045 km de lignes!! L'auteur de la vidéo n'a pas mentionné le RER car il croit que c'est un train! Il ne connait pas la réalité du terrain. Chez nous, un train c'est un TER ou un TGV! Le RER est juste un super métropolitain qui dessert l'ensemble de l'Ile-de-France(région métropolitaine) et Paris. Je ne parle pas des métros des autres villes françaises comme Lyon, Marseille, Lille, Toulouse, ou Rennes! Ceci est un autre sujet.

[@castelaronly]

BUENOS AIRES TIENE CASI 1000 DE VIAS METROPOLITANAS

[@david-alexandredarchambaul6705]

@@castelaronly Se habla del subte, no de los trenes

[@nothinger01]

No, disculpa. Si vas a mostrar Metro+ Railway system+Tramway el primer lugar de Latinoamérica es para BUENOS AIRES con 1144 km de extensión. 30 líneas y 196 estaciones.

[@david-alexandredarchambaul6705]

@@nothinger01 No, no y no! Definitivamente creo que no has entendido el significado de este vídeo! SE HABLA DEL METROPOLITANO! No trenes, tranvías, autobuses y sillas de ruedas! Y por qué no pistas de bicicletas para patinadoras y bicicletas mientras estamos allí! Si contamos todo esto en París tenemos 5000 km de transporte público! En realidad reaccionas con orgullo, la verdad es que el metro de Buenos Aires es ridículamente pequeño para el tamaño de la ciudad, y que va a ser necesario un gran esfuerzo para que este metro sea al nivel de las grandes capitales del mundo! Por el momento, el subte porteño, ¡está al nivel de una gran ciudad de provincia!

[@calzabbath]

Buenos Aires has the oldest metro in South America, the Southern Hemisphere and the Spanish speaking world. It was inaugurated in 1913 and the last expansion was in 2019. Although the underground lines have stalled and haven't reached even 100 km., many stations have been added to the already built lines as recently as 2019; the city and suburbs are also linked inside and outside the metropolitan area by four railway nodes serving all directions and connected to the underground ones in its totality. This commuter railway system is the second in extension in the Americas after New York City and runs for 259 km., effectively making up a big commuting network. The last isolated train line that remained, Belgrano Sur, has been linked by elevated rail to one of the nodes and is expected to enter service in 2025.

[@Skymann700]

Buenos Aires metro with only 57 km….wake up

[@calzabbath]

@Skymann700 as stated, with the second longest metropolitan railway system in the Americas after NYC and 199 bus lines entering and leaving the city, no need to. I use them daily and travel comfortably along the exclusive bus lanes. But there you go, small d*ck buying pumpers 🤭

[@mecx7322]

Very old and outdated system.

[@calzabbath]

@mecx7322 LOL why "outdated"? It's fully functional. We were building metro systems while you were loading oxcarts.

[@mecx7322]

@@calzabbath Yes, fully functional, but most of the system is very old, narrow foot passages and platforms and very old outdated junk trains. Not so much new investment unfortunately in such a big city.

[@asbt7539]

都営地下鉄は？ それに他国に基準に照らし合わせれば山手線や京浜東北線などJRの通勤路線や私鉄各社の路線も「メトロ」だぞ

[@torikerasama]

このランキング適当すぎますよね 地上部走ってて、それ地下鉄じゃねーだろってのとか、他の都市の路線距離も混じってるだろってのちょくちょくありますし

[@brunoanastacio1512]

The information about São Paulo metro is wrong. The image shows the integrated rail system, that have 377 km

[@plinefr]

Multiple problems : depending on the city, the length includes or does not include S-Bahn/RER systems (Paris +602 km), Light rail/trams on its own lane (Paris +187 km,) , commuter rail lines (Paris + 1294 km).

[@pavelkroll]

Давай ещё кроме трамваев туда включим линии всего общественного транспорта😂😂 😂

[@Peabytch]

1-3.Москва, Пекин, Шанхай > 800 км. 4-10.Прочие города КНР(7шт.) ~ 500 км. 11-12.Лондон, Нью-Йорк ~ 400 км. 13-15.Сеул, Дели, Мадрид ~ 350 км. 16-23.Токио, Тегеран, КНР(6)~300-250 км. 24-25. Сингапур, Париж < 250 км. 26-50. Мехико, Стамбул, Петербург, КНР(7), США(3), ЕС(3)... ≈ более 125 км.

[@sizsiz9892]

Забыли про Омский метрополитен со станцией «Библиотека им. Пушкина».

[@braenn]

Это шутка такая чтоле?

[@dimontret7878]

Not complete Information. e.g. Subway exists in 7 cities in Russia, not only in Moskow

[@eltony4318]

Easy pal, It’s just the largest of each country, cheers from Mexico

[@ИванРоссия-силаЗарецкий]

Поверь, если включить в список ВСЕ метро Китая, то нужно отдельное видео монтировать😁

[@roygoodhand1301]

CHICAGO? SAN FRANCISCO? LOS ANGELES? BOSTON? WASHINGTON DC? DALLAS-FORT WORTH?

[@lalomillar6335]

Shanghai 800 km Guangzhou 621km Nankín 427km Wuhan 339km

[@andrelima6458]

Only the biggest metro system in each country. Only one.

[@aluminumucumber4281]

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If you swim downstream from Toliatti, it will be twenty kilometers - like a main transport artery for Eastern Europe! The Moscow region is also part of the Volga basin. Togliatti Embankment *nR4L9opHXlI* History: Togliatti City, the old name of Stavropol on the Volga until 1964, was founded by military Orthodox ethnic Kalmyks who accepted Russian citizenship and served in the Russian Empire's military as part of the Stavropol fortress - "Stavro Polis"(Greek language), the City of the Cross, against the raiding parties of wild nomads. *Real Russia/Provincial Russia,* Middle Volga river, Volga Federal District, Togliatti city (population 685,619 people, ethnic composition: ethnic Russians 87%, Tatars 4%, Ukrainians 2%, Mordovians 1.5%, Chuvashs 1.5%. Other ethnic groups include ethnic Germans (Volga Germans), Poles, Jews and Koreans, who make up less than 0.5% of the total population. Assimilation has affected these ethnic groups and they now identify as ethnic Russians, losing their original ethnic identities. Language Gymnasium № 38 (languages: German, English, Frencn, Spanish, Chines, etc), First School Day, short clips (5 min): 2018 *QOv3dejeL34* 2019 *z4dlAc66Mq8* 2020 *ZyLzuqoWcp0* Sun School Day, Song "Orange Sun", short clip. *9LTOTtHWCbE* Choreographic training at the Gymnasium № 38 *kB2Lmm7ydr0* The practical mind is the interaction of the Central and Peripheral nervous systems. It has been scientifically proven that effective brain activity is interconnected with motor movement of the body. Russia has strong choreographic and sporting traditions, and Russians lead in sports such as gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, ice skating, synchronized swimming, and classical ballet. Russia, Togliatti city, Language Gym № 38, First School Day and Last School Day, short clips *HX9_diW5LaM* *YOQJorUSn20* *m1RVgwblEWc* *0kPC0mzg0BE* PS: 50% of Russian citizens have light eyes and light hair - about 77 million people out of 154 million Russians (without Ukraine and Belarus). Russia is the only country in the world where the number of people with light eyes and blonde hair is increasing due to a reverse drift of recessive genes. The body adapts to extremely low temperatures by changing the shape of the bones of the face to reduce heat transfer from the face (the face becomes streamlined, like a wind tunnel). Cheekbones become larger and higher, maxillary sinuses increase, reducing the bones around the eyes (sub-Asian eyes), chin becomes more pointed, shape of nose and jaw change. Ears are also modified to protect against frostbite and sometimes earlobes merge with cheeks. Skin (eyes and hair) loses pigment, skin of face becomes "velvety", protective fat layer. Rudimentary epicanthuses (or sub-Asian eyes) in primary school children disappear completely when they reach adulthood. 50% of the world's most fertile soils (black soils) are located in Russia. 75% of Russia's population lives on the most fertile soil in the world (black soil) - this is the highest percentage in the world. Thanks for Your watching! Yandex trsl...

[@murrayexton3200]

What is the definition of 'Metro' ? .Must it be primarily underground. Two soley above ground Metro train systems in New Zealand ; Auckland and Wellington would rough guess each add up to 120km.

[@GojiMasterZ]

Only one, but you're American and think everything revolves around your country

[@帝徳高校岩崎]

日本の大阪も総営業距離137.8kmでランクインしていないとおかしいんですけど

[@Wide-eyed-stare]

This Video is entirely made up - probably with zero research 🤥 I fact checked ones that I know well - Melbourne (not on the list) 405km of MetroRail - Sydney (the picture was hilariously something else entirely) listed as 55km - actual length of system 369km I would imagine that each and every listing is massively wrong. To the author - you should be embarrassed by this video; why not delete it; do some actual research, then start again.

[@julianarevalogomez3717]

Mexico has 3 metro systems: Mexico City metro (mentioned in the video), Guadalajara metro (light rail/light metro) and Monterrey metro.

[@amanpundir1394]

There are 18 metro networks in India and yes Delhi metro is the largest.

[@Kamoliddin898]

Uzbekistan I Love you ❤❤❤

[@Metro5000]

A Santiago de Chile le faltan las líneas 3 y 6

[@patriciocortes7641]

Está bien 149 kms, es lo que hay al día de hoy.

[@jotaefe1978]

Sigue creciendo 🇨🇱

[@Metro5000]

@@patriciocortes7641 puede ser pero en el mapa no se refleja

[@francogolde38]

El mapa es incorrecto, antiguo , de 2010 , faltan las líneas 3 y 6 ​@@patriciocortes7641

[@mdkopiluddin2811]

welcome best Russia and...... Moscow best wonderful like......... rose gulab excellent...... ❤️❤️❤️❤️💗💗💗♥️♥️💜💜💘💘💘💚💚💚💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@Походеньки]

Search for foto of road Lena (трасса Лена)❤❤❤

[@infotvchannel-uj7zf]

Railway system in Jakarta, Indonesia is 484,6 km (MRT Jakarta + LRT Jakarta + LRT Jabodebek + KRL Commuter Line).

[@santhoshv3028]

This is about metro and everything you say😂.

[@infotvchannel-uj7zf]

@@santhoshv3028 LRT, MRT, and commuter lines can all be considered part of a city's "metro" or urban transit system, but they each play different roles and have specific characteristics within that network. Here’s how they fit into the broader metro context: 1. MRT (Mass Rapid Transit): - MRT is the closest to what we traditionally think of as a "metro" because it typically operates on high-capacity, dedicated tracks, often underground or elevated. It's designed to transport large numbers of passengers quickly and frequently within urban centers, so it’s often the backbone of a city's metro system. 2. LRT (Light Rail Transit): - LRT can also be part of a metro system but generally serves lower-capacity routes and may operate at street level or in less dense urban areas. LRT systems are often used to supplement MRT or other heavy-rail systems, linking neighborhoods or acting as feeder lines to high-capacity transit hubs. 3. Commuter Line: - Commuter lines can be part of the metro network, especially in larger metropolitan areas, but they primarily serve people traveling from suburban areas to the city center over longer distances. Commuter lines usually have fewer stops, longer distances between stations, and run less frequently compared to MRT or LRT. In Summary: - Metro systems generally refer to all urban rail systems that facilitate public transportation within or around a city. - MRT and LRT are considered metro systems and typically serve the urban core or close-in suburbs. - Commuter lines are on the periphery of the metro system, linking suburbs to the city but can still be part of a metropolitan transit network. So, while not all metro systems are identical in design or purpose, they collectively contribute to a city’s comprehensive urban transit framework.

[@infotvchannel-uj7zf]

@@santhoshv3028 LRT Jabodebek driverless made in Indonesia. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGi5maZrg7-leqs

[@infotvchannel-uj7zf]

@@santhoshv3028 Jakarta's MRT kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHSZYnSlat9sq6s

[@infotvchannel-uj7zf]

@@santhoshv3028 Commuter train / KRL kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIOlZ2CwlLqKfNE

[@Wiesawoniewski]

❤️❤️

[@SRosiereJ]

Paris without RER... There are more km with this sytem which is not a train.

[@david-alexandredarchambaul6705]

SRosiereJ : Exact ! Le RER n'est pas un train. Mais une sorte de super métro.

[@user-T96]

Mtero

[@marinad7778]

Давайте тогда московское метро посчитаем в купе с электричками и областными ж/д

[@AussieKim42]

Sydney has many lines, though. Where did you get that complete LACK of information from?

[@laser_official]

How ironically that Moscow metro is top 2 in tier list

[@atreus2975]

???

[@swada2010]

tokyo metoroは東京に数社ある地下鉄運行会社の中のひとつにすぎない。少なくとも都営地下鉄を含めた合計キロ数でランキングを作るべきだね。

[@anatoliibatura2385]

Sydney has a train system (partially - underground), not the metro. But it much longer and complex than showed in video.

[@enriquedeldod7193]

Muchas de las ciudades que aparecen en el vídeo tiene además trenes en superficie.

[@zakariaelalazaar1104]

شبكة مترو الأنفاق مُهمة جدآ في تنقل ملايين المواطنين داخل المدن الكبرى والضواحي

[@IwanMirzajaya]

Jakarta, Indonesia has 418 km commuter line

[@familiasilva4524]

1:34 that is just the simple map of lisbon metro

[@koerindoe]

Commuter Line Jakarta, MRT Jakarta, LRT Jakarta?

[@santhoshv3028]

That's not metro

[@HùngLiêmNguyễn]

Hehehe, Vietnam is still extending the metro lines in Ho Chi Minh City and connect it with Ha Noi’s 😊😊

[@현우김-b2e]

서울이 크기가 작은거에 비하면 높은순위를 기록했네요

[@hazelnut3794]

일개 도시기준으로 봤을땐 605평방km로 다른 주요 대도시나 수도에 비해서도 면적이 좁은 편이고 산,언덕도 많은 지형인거까지 감안하면 인서울 지하철 인프라는 탑급

[@현우김-b2e]

@@hazelnut3794 ㅇㅈ

[@Mazda_hyundai]

Korea

[@gustavorg4204]

​@@hazelnut3794city seul 38 meters over the sea sea 😂😂😂😂 what mountains???

[@chj8010]

서울 밖 수도권 지하철 전체로 따지면 1300km가 넘어갑니다...ㄷㄷㄷ

[@luclasaw]

Should show the true metro system not the integrated metro with others railroad system!

[@Gdhebdhgd123]

The London Underground map shows services that are not part of the London Underground network they are the lines that have stripes

[@arpadlehmann-azeletunk]

Budapest, Hungary 39.4 km. 4 lines.

[@david-alexandredarchambaul6705]

arpadlehmann-azeletunk : Et.....?

[@arpadlehmann-azeletunk]

@@david-alexandredarchambaul6705 et...!!!

[@sgentav]

Incomplete ranking, where is Shanghai? Madrid? Barcelona? etc

[@The_Soviet_Onion]

it only measures the largest one in each country, so since barcelona and shanghai are the second largest in their countries they aren’t here. also, madrid is right there

[@jordi-fx2hs]

Madrid aparece

[@VaskaDenisov-m5x]

​​​​@@The_Soviet_Onion lol, Toronto? Rome? Jacarta? Johannesburg? Addis-Abeba? Tunisia? Bangcock? Mecca? Then why did author miss out on so much?...

[@The_Soviet_Onion]

⁠​⁠@@VaskaDenisov-m5xReread what i said, it only counts the largest one in each country. Vancouver and Milan are right there for canada and italy, Jakarta and Bangkok are literally shown in the video, and the other countries only have light rail systems that don’t go underground so it’s debatable that they should be counted in

[@VaskaDenisov-m5x]

@@The_Soviet_Onion reread it yourself. Toronto has twice as many stations as Vancouver with almost the same length. At the same time, Vancouver has mostly light rail, and Lagos, for ex., has only light rail. But we count light rail there, but not in other cities? Why?

[@wongkokpey1283]

Where are Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzen, Chongqing, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Wuhan metro? There's should be in top 10 as well.

[@santhoshv3028]

Video is about one top metro system of each country. Otherwise whole video will be china and India and america only.

[@CountryballsGMR]

3:11 ES: Y la ampliacion de la linea 12 a observatorio? EN: and the extension of line 12 to the observatorio?

[@eltony4318]

Isn’t complete yet

[@yadgar1969]

Afghanistan: Kabul Metro: 30 metres - a pedestrian underpass!

[@SDRL-14]

What's very funny about being a Korean is that the subway in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea, opened a year earlier than the subway in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, hee hee hee, but it's funnier to see the current total length, hee hee hee.

[@89hyyy56]

朝鲜太穷了，韩国更有钱

[@bolotdzhalalov]

Are you crazy? Where is Muhosransk?

[@ЕвгенийЯковлев-в7щ]

Where is Urupinsk?

[@bolotdzhalalov]

@@ЕвгенийЯковлев-в7щ in the pussy.

[@friedenbraun]

Zachupyjinsk

[@bolotdzhalalov]

@@friedenbraunwas mahen zie?

[@friedenbraun]

@@bolotdzhalalov no sé

[@theinfotainer3451]

Data for delhi metro is a little old, as of today, it's 398km 🎉

[@farseverosapirico6248]

And what about Budapest ? Hungary produced ( in 1896 ) the first metro on the continent ( thus before Paris , Berlin , Vienna , etc . ). far severö sapirico from Budapest

[@Elena_Ants]

Одни мерили длину, а я просто смотрела на рисунки линий и пыталась угадать на что они похожи: снежинка, лапки паука, согнувшийся человечек, цветок, осьминог...

[@JulioCesar-wh2bs]

Em São Paulo a rede somada do Metrô e CPTM totalizam 299 km de extensão com 148 estações, de acordo com Metrô e CPTM.

[@ferguz88]

Faltan los metros de Guadalajara y Monterrey en México. La tabla está incompleta

[@miguelangelguerrerozamora3189]

Es lo que iba yo a decir. Ademas faltan muchos metros muy grandes como el de Shangai, el cual tengo entendido, es el mas grande del Mundo

[@blackpanda7298]

You forgot Toronto and Montreal 😢

[@peter59fg]

Where is Lille (France) ? Two lines entirely automatic. Length : 45 km and 60 stations

[@Basso-dmitrofundo]

Тем временем омское метро одна станция. Днепропетровск со своими 7 станциями, Екатеринбург с 3)))

[@WSHoAUTTP]

You forget hong kong

[@MrDivago]

Barcelona 166, Valencia 156, Bilbao 51…… where are they?

[@webanut]

Ереванское метро, согласно Википедии, имеет протяжённость линий 13.4км. Откуда здесь 21км взялся? И почему 21 идёт перед 13? :) Длина ташкентского метро - 70,8 км (Википедия). Киевское метро - 69,6км. И так далее. Я подозреваю, что другие цифры в этом видео тоже могут быть неверными.

[@sequiaonda78]

Mexico City Metro is 226 km.

[@B-MARTINEZ22]

Cities with Underground rail networks are far more impressive.

[@nanangtrihidayat9650]

Jakarta MRT 15,7 km LRT 6 km LRT jabodebek 42.1 km Commuter (KRL) 418 km Airport Railink 50 km Total 531,8 metro in jakarta Many of the statistics you provide are wrong😂😂😂

[@santhoshv3028]

Only metro not commuter lines. If you include commuter lines than no country can come near china, India, america and russia.they have most length of commuter line train

[@rlopezf86]

Santiago de Chile building 3 new metro lines now

[@BAKERAGUSTINIANO]

In Bogotá Colombia , the total lenght of Metro lines in 2024 will BE... 0.0 Meters. Nothing Not a f*CK!

[@hunyadigabor9071]

Budapest has got 4 metro lines, not only 3...

[@dariaprykhodko7151]

А Харьковское Метро где?🥺

[@Allah-love-me-is-the]

You forgot Munich U-Bahn

[@WienerVL]

Actual Vienna is building metro line U-5 and will crow 11 km !

[@anandhuargute9225]

missed soo much metro from India

[@Sol888-w6m]

🥶Es muy interesante ver que el video dice que mexico tiene la extensión mas grande metro en su capital, pero curiosamente aun asi no se da a basto 😅, por lo que falta ampliar las lineas y hacer mas que conecten mas sitios💀💀💀

[@balazs8330]

Budapest is longer now-one line is missing in this video

[@johncousineau1250]

Where are the Montréal and Toronto Metro systems in this ranking? 🇨🇦

[@ilgattofantasma4886]

Moskow Metro: _/--\___/ London Underground: @

[@vtvitus]

Only one subway out of the country is uninteresting

[@szeneskorina6491]

you are missing Metro 4 from Hungary’s metro map

[@antoniogalvez8026]

Where is Barcelona metro? One of the oldest ( 1924 ) with 160 kms

[@carlosjelvez8104]

CHILE BEST

[@carlosjimenezp]

For Switzerland it’s Zurich not luisanne

[@TiTaN.............9797]

Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 🫡 🛣🚉🚇 70 km 😊

[@ВалерийФролов-р1з]

А как вы считаете метро в нью-йорке. Справочники дают более 1000 км. Из них 62 процента по поверхности

[@Паша.штангенциркуль]

А где метро сектора Газа?