Lille Metro

The Lille metro operates in Lille, France. It consists of 2 lines numbered 1 (yellow) and 2 (red). Rather than being a conventional railway, it uses the French VAL technology, like other French metros. It was the first VAL system to be installed. The VAL system runs on rubber tyres, using side roller tyres for steering, much like a guided busway. There are no conventional rails like other rubber tyre metros, at junctions, guidance is provided by a slot in the middle of the track. It is fully automated, and uses platform screen doors. Trains are short but very frequent and fast. Overall it is one of the best metro systems I've used!
Vidoe Contents:
00:00 Underground Operation Both Lines
01:40 Overground Operation Both Lines
10:42 Driver's Eye Eiew CHU Eurasante - Wazemmes
16:44 Underground Operation Line 1
19:33 Driver's Eye View Pont de Bois - 4 Cantons Grand Stade
24:39 4 Cantons Grand Stade and Garage-Atelier de Quatre Cantons
26:53 Overground Operation Line 1
30:34 Undergound Operation Line 1
33:49 Undergound Operation Line 2
34:27 Driver's Eye View Bourg - St. Philibert
35:44 Overground Operation St. Philibert Terminus
37:28 Undergound Operation Line 2
41:56 Night time Overgound Operation Line 2
46:28 Undergound Operation Line 2
48:38 Overground Operation Les Pres-E. Pisani
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