tram 28 lisbon driver view

[@stbspotting21]

I love his attitude, greeting everybody and staying so calm

[@Richard-fv7rq]

Why am I watching this? It is completely fascinating and relaxing...

[@jorgeborges7707]

Amazing skills, you don't see how steep those hills are. Thanks for posting this!

[@PouLS]

This tram network is very different from the one in my Polish city of Gdańsk. Here trams mostly run on separate rails (not on the street), and when they do run on the street it's usually 2 tracks in the centre of a big and busy road, instead of 1 track in a rather tight street. There are also less points of crossing with other tram tracks (like in 7:10). Very nice video, shows the buetiful tram system of Lisbon.

[@woltroztrainspottingrel]

This is same in all other cities of Poland! Especially in Elbląg, almost every tram tracks in Elbląg are separate.

[@Willysmb44]

My wife and I rode a older red tram over this line in May 2018. Those walls get VERY close at some spots. They really got rolling at some places. It was a great ride, it felt like we were in someone's model railroad layout! If you ever find yourself in Lisbon and have the time, RIDE THIS.

[@pedroaraezaraez5325]

🇵🇹TRAM NO.28 | FULL TOUR OF LISBON CITY PORTUGAL DURING COVID | 27 JUNE 2021

[@joaogoncalves1097]

It's impressive to see how the traction works by simple adhesion on the tracks in such a hard way.... steep gradients and sharp curves. And the tram drivers need to have lots of patience....Nice video, Thanks for sharing, greetings from the colony........ Brazil.

[@Sean_Coyne]

Lovely, enjoyed watching it. We used to have double decker trams here in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, but they got rid of them and ripped up the lines. Wish we still had them.

[@dominikmolnar2932]

“Jesus take the wheel”

[@13BD]

I did not know such a system existed. He is such a professional at driving this tram. Amazing

[@Трактор-н8п]

Еще никогда Леонтьев не был так близко к провалу

[@zhenya-electrictrains1-828]

Непонел прикола :/

[@Трактор-н8п]

@@zhenya-electrictrains1-828 ну это Лиссабон, но в середине видео запел Леонтьев на русском языке )

[@zhenya-electrictrains1-828]

@@Трактор-н8п ааа

[@СанёкСтрелок-г1д]

@@Трактор-н8п хахаха да да и я услышал

[@Kamelg]

Oh man, I love the trams there! Wish I could one day move to Portugal ^^

[@keplergso8369]

An historic tramway !! Old, but also so modern ! Perfect for these narrow streets, with this metric line.

[@robertvanhoek9470]

Excellent entertainment, I thoroughly enjoyed the ride, thanks!

[@Thomas1980]

Wonderful video! Thumbs up👍 Have a nice Sunday Best regards from Switzerland & Like

[@timosha21]

Well done video! I am a tram and I love watching my brothers in action!

[@YPO6]

Good job for people with low blood pressure.

[@theweekendguy5175]

Lol

[@johncox2284]

When he moves the controller handle in a clockwise direction he is supplying power to the traction motors. When he moves it around the other way he is in regeneration, or turning the traction motors into generators which slows down the car.

[@つつがむしうらじみる]

Respect to driver👍

[@jonnydep4927]

Русская эстрада звучит в вагоне трамвая в Португалии , шутите, Лайк однозначно !

[@biterbiter9200]

не один я заметил.

[@FilK79]

its from a passanger mobile

[@alexcarracini6168]

Come è bravo chi guida il tram 28 e quanta calma e pazienza ha! A Roma e a Milano ci potrebbe essere anche di peggio...

[@SatHotBird3313]

Io viaggio ogni giorno in questo tram, e non mi stanco, Lisbona è bellissima molto aperta piena di sole e persone molto gentili e disponibili.

[@billelliott7531]

Very interesting watching you go through those tight streets. I want to come over and ride.

[@MrTimodon]

O brigado! Im half finnish half swedish and i have been in Brazil 2008 but never in Portugal! Its a must to see one time! I think Vasko da Gama here!

[@kacperdorman]

Greeting from Warsaw in Poland

[@WhiteTiger333]

I liked the father trying to grab his kid and stuff him in so he could get out of the way. :D

[@JaapFilius]

Clearly this driver loves his job and he is very good at it.

[@FrogandFlangeVideo]

That was very cool !! Thank you. James.

[@conotube]

I love trams! The big lever on the left (that moves the needle) is the power control, the black lever on the right in the wooden frame must be the air brakes, the wheel on the right is a hand brake, the small lever on the left (near the power lever) Is the operation (ahead, reverse, disconnect), the keyboard with the display maybe is the main unit for the stations annunciator, the console; switches for doors, lights,wipers, speedometer, emergency stop...

[@peterdurand3098]

What is the function of the big wheel on the right? Thanks.

[@stinchjack]

those trams look perfect for those narrow streets ... pity the world is so car obsessed

[@mystica-subs]

and look at that horribly large bus try to navigate those streets...

[@Geno2733]

Try taking a ton of groceries home on a TROLLEY.

[@cv507]

skijR vp tinks düh chaänge ^^

[@IlBarat]

@@Geno2733 you can shop 2 or 3 times a week instead of once every month

[@emporioalnino4670]

@@Geno2733 in walkable neighbourhoods with comprehensive public transport you can go shopping more often and buy less stuff rather than doing a massive shop infrequently.. when a community carries groceries and walks with them rather than sitting in a car it will improve overall health

[@papabits5721]

Imagine driving this relic all day

[@sarge6870]

Unless I missed it, where does the power come from? Didn't see any overhead lines.

[@z00h]

The power comes from within.

[@luismarques9280]

Pantografh...

[@Cdplayr69]

1:38 OUTTA THE WAY! TRAM COMIN THRU!!!

[@bluemoondiadochi]

The driver: ZERO FUCKS GIVEN. Wish i could have 1/10 of his calmness

[@Mathieu5805ify]

Rien que pour ce petit tram, je rêve de Lisbonne et du Portgual... Voie métrique, beaucoup de denivelés ! Ce tram roule comme au premier jour ! Son entretien doit être impeccable ! Proficiat, tram 28 ! En attendant goûtons quelque bon Vin Portugais...

[@cannelle45]

Celui de Porto est tout aussi charmant et pittoresque.

[@mayo250]

A Lisbonne la voie est de 90 cm. Il faut aller a Sintra pour voir un tram a voie métrique. A Porto c est la voie standard.

[@truedarklander]

Not meter track. Carris gauge is 900mm.

[@arnomeesters1]

nice old tram, just beautiful

[@sanjeevpereira6765]

Great skill n vedio..from mumbai india

[@atlara]

Opa, que legal, o condutor é super educado, agradece quando dão passagem e ainda dá um joinha quando vê alguém filmando ou fotografando!

[@АлександрЛобанов-ш9и]

Судя по завываниям это Леонтьев на бэкграунде?))) Очень мило))) о боги, еще и Витас...

[@GanderBeaver]

ОДИНОООООЧЕСТВО ГОНИТСЯ ЗА МНОЙ ГОНИТСЯ ЗА МНОЙ

[@renea.m.schell6511]

It's the general sound structure of the language... In both Portuguese and Russian there is a strong tonic accent with stressed vowel sounds having open and closed quality and the vowels in other syllables are quite reduced into different types of schwas, /ə/ and /ɐ/, or else even clipped off. In addition there are many soft consonants that are the same in both languages: for example, ʃ ʧ ʒ ɕ z v. Palatalized consonants are noticeably quite frequent. Actually the two languages are remarkably similar in sound. It's not surprising that speakers might also have similar accents in English.

[@davidlang1125]

René A.M. SCHELL that’s interesting. I’ll listen more closely to both Portuguese and Russian speakers from now on. I’m thinking there maybe similarities between their music as well? Thank you for your erudite comments - it’s not often seen in these comment sections on KZbin.

[@vincentm614]

That throddle does almost a complete 360 so its hard to figure out where the acceleration is and where it breaks to stop. The streets are so narrow id worry about cars pulling out or people darting out in traffic. But this driver is totally relaxed and waves at people. What a nerve wracking yet cool job!

[@yvesd_fr1810]

I am not sure of what follows. Turning clockwise from the main controller from the position set @09:00 (as we say, i.e. full left) will accelerate the tram. From the same position, turning anticlockwise will generate some braking. I suspect that this one is only rheostatic (dynamic) since in some sequences, the tram continues at low speed even with the controller set at maximum braking. Generally, dynamic brake do not work anymore at low speed. There is obvisouly a pneumatic or an electric brake directly acting on the wheels or axes that is regulated by the small handle at the right hand of the driver.

[@haramanggapuja]

Wow! I’ve been on a couple of those streets! Oh, to have the Star Trek transporter!

[@karolymikulecz8420]

Nagyon klassz hangulatos szivmelengető❤

[@Matty12333]

Looks like quite a difficult tram to drive, but it has character

[@maxgromov2011]

I did not know that Valery Leontiev is so popular in Portugal

[@muhamaddimasseptiyanto6651]

Hi im from Indonesia I love this video 😊😊

[@yvesd_fr1810]

One question. I do not see the electric feeding line. How does this work ? Thanks !

[@arminpunyx]

They have an electic feeding line above, but the old trams have two types of pantograph, one for the old system where there is just a metal rod with an metal wheel at the end which is held in place with a rope which ride along the cable on the old routes and the tipical pantograph which you see everywhere on trams and trains only comes to use when they are traveling on the modern lines.

[@yvesd_fr1810]

@@arminpunyx Thank you for the information. I checked another vid and indeed I saw the "rope" on which the contact wheel runs to feed the tram !

[@yvesd_fr1810]

J'aime beaucoup Lisbonne ! Très belle ville ! Et je ne suis pas portugais !

[@Santibag]

Is negative position of the power handle regenerative brake?

[@javidmirza4584]

Santibag it basically use the electric power to brake

[@dobrman]

обожаю предложку ютуба, все вовремя

[@alexandrossotiropoulos5621]

I wonder what the lever on the left does, is it a combination of brake and throttle?

[@javidmirza4584]

Alexandros Sotiropoulos move clockwise you speed up counterclockwise you brake

[@borisjelzin9162]

Das würde mich nochmal reizen , auf nen schönen Galao nach Lissabon !

[@Kaczorek2366]

Narrow gauge tram. Narrow track it must be because of the narrow streets.

[@blue83902]

Great video

[@Oktolibre]

How does it move from one track to another?

[@ihavelepoop2325]

Rail switches, in case you still need it

[@AlexandruLipan]

The switches are using a electric current fall. If the switch needs to change, the driver is rising suddenly the traction for half a second, creating a current fall in that part of the catenary alimentation, which circuit closes trough the rails. And induction box into the switch is activated, and an electromechanical switch moves the rail points.

[@nettvshumen]

Good video

[@sarwoeddywibowo6233]

Be carefull and safety ..... from indonesia

[@OMG-zg7cj]

Its Portugal..... Woww

[@zaharpravdin9364]

Какие доброжелательные люди живут

[@ФеликсЧубаров-ч8х]

Да. У нас заедут на пути , так потом хоть бы извинились. После время по расписанию нагоняешь.

[@КаренЧерноморских-у3щ]

Офигеть у вас дороги узенькие и пробок на них нет и все едут и все довольны... Автобусы, маршрутки, трамваи и все на одной узенькой дорожке...

[@Medionxtr]

A respectfull driver !

[@johnnyboy3949]

Who is driver the tram? Looks like Double Decker Anton!

[@rick8447]

If this is the driver View... Then who is the man in the front

[@paulkennedy8701]

Just a busybody probably. I guess they disconnect all those controls so he doesn't cause any trouble.

[@poland4884]

какого хуя в португалии играет русская музыка?оО

[@Alex_buuu]

Русские, они это... Повсюду!

[@thomaszanatti310]

Me não gosto de russos Ç(

[@Romgenas]

Санкции санкциями, а музыка музыкой...

[@andrewdronsson9028]

Thomas Zanatti "Me não gosto de russos" It's only your problem.

[@andrewdronsson9028]

Мне - не жалко. Вопрос в другом: разве это музыка? :-)

[@АндрейКолобков-э9ч]

Удивительно, как он пострелкам херачит, не боится схода. Да и в кривые лихо входит))))

[@Сергей-ф6т2ш]

Даааа, у нас в Евпатории узкие улочки, но тут вообще, 😮

[@jamesleopard8518]

We had steam trams, long years ago

[@Dudeogre]

Nice video and good driving ! Is the Travel free of charge for the user ?!

[@rafaelbirdo]

Charge for the user: 1,50€ if you bring a prepaid public transportation card, 2,85€ if you want to buy the ticket from the tram driver!

[@SuperBurnd]

ручку контроллера крутит в разные стороны, но трамвай как-то понимает что ему делать

[@konstantin88181]

нормально крутит: по часовой - разгон, против часовой - торможение, правда происходит все с такой задержкой что кажется трам едет сам по себе=)

[@АлександрБ-й1м1ш]

Смарттрамвай.

[@romandcast]

Хоть и спустя 4 года, но, думаю, что ответить всё-таки надо. У трамвая всё в порядке - под левой рукой главный дистанционный контролёр управления величиной тока и реверса. То есть - он может изменять величину тока для разгона(в несколько фиксированных положений) и торможения, или изменять направление движения трамвая. Под правой рукой - управление всей трехомудией от поворотников(не уверен, что в этом городе они вообще нужны 😁), до кнопок управления дверьми и почти всей гирлянды тормозов - от стояночного электро-механического(пакетник на панели приборов), пневматического (тот, что всегда в работе в движении - длинная ручка с чёрным набалдашником выше всех), штурвал ручного стояночного тормоза. Наверняка ещё и педаль безопасности под правой ногой. Пусть вагон и старый, но, наверняка его оснастили всем, чем нужно. Есть ещё одно соображение - трамваи ходят не так уж и быстро - реальная скорость таких, как на видео - 30 Км/ч. Нам просто кажется, что они несутся, как ошпаренные. (кстати, рекомендую найти видео, как ездит трамвай в ночном Лиссабоне. 😁Это круто!) Резюме - 1. обидно, что такие трамваи(не экскурсионные вагоны, а реальные маршруты) остались только в некоторых городах. 2. Машинист данного вагона - прекрасный профессионал, чувствующий свой трамвай "на кончиках пальцев".

[@Blade-Waltz]

How do these trams get uphill without wheel spin? They're not like the cable cars in San Francisco O.o

[@Qmarcbacsi]

With the large weight of the tram and weight balance at very low position.

[@cv507]

2:00 weiß man döch bescheiD ?

[@reamsel]

How does that stick works? any way he pulls it goes forward, or the tram brakes.

[@yvesd_fr1810]

See my answer to another person. I am not sure of what follows : turning clockwise from the main controller from the position set @09:00 (as we say, i.e. full left) will accelerate the tram. From the same position, turning anticlockwise will generate some braking. I suspect that this one is only rheostatic (dynamic) since in some sequences, the tram continues at low speed even with the controller set at maximum braking. Generally, dynamic brake do not work anymore at low speed. There is obvisouly a pneumatic or an electric brake directly acting on the wheels or axes that is regulated by the small handle at the right hand of the driver.

[@tanello2]

this city need to put some car restrictions on some of them narrow streets, this is just insane that the tramms can drive there, or does the city want to kill off the system

[@luismarques9280]

Neither

[@clivelee4279]

That's what I like to see, no hassle just taking it in his stride all in a days work.

[@ignacio4669]

Pablo iglesias ha tenido varios trabajos, por lo visto antes de ser político ( y actualmente periodista ) fue maquinista del tranvía de lisboa.

[@podgee7507]

how is this tram power, as i can not see any over power line ?

[@MrMatavelhas]

There is overhead power line

[@leonlopezgutierrez6656]

bonito lugar.

[@leeandadaelliott]

That lever in the driver's left hand makes no sense. Its position seems to not have any fixed response from the tram.

[@haqikbr]

Wow narrow streets

[@hoebahnerklingforth6420]

Das ist ja geil da würde ich auch mal fahren

[@emeraldzebra9360]

Bro, I'm a trucker, but who the fuck drives a coach into Lisbon like that! You are asking to be stuck!!!

[@vaibhavparihar4432]

Which city is this ?

[@bonsaisdaana7050]

Lisbon

[@charlotteclarke4665]

I noticed at the driver seemed to keep the throttle on after someone stepped out assuming they could make it across, the DSM at the company I work for would be mad if he caught me doing that.

[@truedarklander]

Trams have priority over cars and if they feel that they can't break in time for the crosswalk they're allowed to do that as welll

[@デフロック-q6r]

運転手も町行く車や人々も日本の様に時間や規則に縛られガチガチギスギスしてなくて明るくおおらかで良いよね(^^)

[@VoeViking]

Estradas como a superficie da lua, mas os turistas tem o electrico...

[@mayo250]

O Medina prefere dar 5 milhões para uma mesquita que de tratar das estradas !

[@kristinajendesen7111]

Our pedestrian crossings you have to stop for people to cross. It looks like here you have to try to run them over.

[@FabsPlay]

😂😂😂

[@ricardoadrianbaravalle1793]

que se hagan al lau esas mierdas

[@Solitary_Jack]

This is Disneyland! It is a completely new tram with only a modernized car body! You should have seen that with the vintage trams without all that modern stuff - the drivers had to to real work with three independent brake systems in those steep streets.

[@Richard-fv7rq]

Those streets, perfect for cars....

[@itsmetheherpes1750]

3 :30 in any slav eastern european country, the tram driver would be like "fuck him, let him move over not me. i am the king of the road.And the bus driver would have said the same. that would resulted in a clash of course. welcome to eastern europe.

[@brianseas8903]

Why is there a Steering Wheel?

[@amilcar5772]

Brian Seas it is not a steering wheel, it is a mechanical parking brake

[@ruiutomy1]

@@amilcar5772 negative it's not a mechanic parking brake.

[@scwfan08]

Of course that's coming from an American...

[@philippemartin7396]

Auxiliar brakes

[@thedeck6558]

why its russian music is playing on a background???

[@itsautobus]

I do przodu!

[@instrutordearmamentoetiro798]

Já Imaginaram se fosse assim em São Paulo no Brasil? Não daria certo! Haveria Muitas Batidas!

[@fanassy9109]

Aqui tbm tem, na maioria se não em todos os elétricos (bondes) tem escrito cuidado com os carteiristas (batesores de carteira)

[@gteixeira]

Já teve bondes em São Paulo. O que matou eles foi o governo dando o mercado para os fabricantes de ônibus.

[@jamesleopard8518]

I never heard of tram locomotives

[@恩泽-f6n]

这交通状况也太复杂了吧！看着直冒汗，生怕刹不住。

[@nunopereira265]

Portugal uses more metros then trams, for us trams is mor for a fast short and historical ride

[@いみのなりせ]

so dangerous! Subway is most effective way!

[@mattgmail5349]

Looks cool but as public trsnsport this tram is not much different from a bus still stuck in traffic. In jerusalme the tram have special lane only for tram

[@florinstroescu7998]

WOW!! Buss Alfa Romeo?!!!

[@duailibi2]

Yeah, we have those amazingly

[@robfriedrich2822]

He has to crank. In East Germany they had a wheel instead

[@emporioalnino4670]

That gauge though