Manila Metro Rail Transit (MRT) Arriving & Departing At Ortigas Station.

Manila Metro Rail Transit System Trains arriving and departing at Ortigas Station.

[@mrjppizza6507]

MRT3 is finally undergoing rehabilitation. Train speed will be the way they used to be when it was new 60 kph. Rails will be replaced with Japanese steel and stations will become more modernized

[@jonnwin653]

wow! awesome MRT MANILA...thank you for sharing this video i love it.

[@Philippines0701]

+Johnwin Lizano. Thanks for watching.

[@briankh2007]

Now this is what I call a busy station, even though it appears to be the opposite during the off-peak hours.

[@Philippines0701]

+Brian Hudson. Those MRTs get very packed and cannot move also there are pick pockets operating on them so you have to watch your pockets.

[@PhillipinesMetroDudeAlt2]

Our rail network in the Philippines is very busy there is lrt 1 lrt 2 mrt 3 and people ride it during rush hour

[@TALeonor]

Metro Rail Transit or MRT-3 in Metro Manila, station from North Avenue to Pasay all along EDSA. How fine this MRT if in good condition, as fine in running through the rails. Love to watch this.

[@Philippines0701]

Thanks for watching.

[@zanzillah8464]

In Malaysia we call this KTM Commuter Train not MRT, our New MRT are much more modern and advance both elevated and underground. The MRT train is a BMW train from Germany.

[@vhinjavier5516]

Zan Zillah it is also both elevated and underground. This was opened 18 years ago, so you cannot blame how old it is right now. You got an awesome MRT in malaysia ans it is great! I rode on that 3 times..

[@zanzillah8464]

vhin alejandro I just rode the MRT last month and the station are much bigger than LRT. Soon the new MRT SSP line which is still under construction that is from Sg. Buloh-Selangor-Putra Jaya.

[@Philippines0701]

There are too many people always on them.

[@jadetravelogue]

That would be great! I hope The Philippines will also improve its MRT by replacing it with heavy rail cars but it seems Manila's MRT was designed only for Light Rail Vehicle and Sometimes I don't understand why it was called MRT because the Line 2 LRT manila uses heavy rail rather than light rail vehicle.

[@lopattike]

What I know, in Manila..MRT stand for "Metro Rail Transit"...not "Mass Rapid Transit"...well according to the name itself, we can assumed why Manila MRT different from others MRT.