Rome's creepy railway (underground section)

[@benolifts]

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[@timlee2218]

Beno was

[@throgsneckguybrigades8683]

Beno Lifts I love it

[@julienroger3322]

I was here in summer.... It's really creepy

[@Gabriel-he6ih]

Beno Lifts so,I was in Rome this summer,2017. I was in the same metro and there wasnt such a creepy train driving around,and the stations were TOTALY FULL!

[@bnicefreenice]

sa

[@georgios.dreihardt]

With those trains, you should not only mind the gap, you should mind the entire trains...

[@scythal]

True, true.

[@Rabbitrails315]

Real

[@basictransportenthusiast4386]

Those are some of the most aggressive doors I’ve seen

[@byte_eib]

Miles Campbell the Doors of the Munich ubahn Typ B are agressive

[@antonv.]

Looks like the train is eating it's passengers

[@valentinroci7127]

For me I’d personally say that The Line 3 of Athens Metro is the strongest and aggressive dotes I’ve ever seen

[@Engineer9736]

The ones on Budapest line M3 are also LOL. Those are sliding doors which close so hard that they bounce open again a little bit 😂😂

[@Steroumel]

hehe... You're talking about the 1st generation of trains, they are also used in Metro Line 2 in Athens. They're fast as hell

[@LouisOnAir]

First Station: not even a gap to mind. Second Station: you need a staircase to get onto the train.

[@Engineer9736]

Louis Hypothetical And you’ve got 1.5 seconds to be done with the staircase otherwise you become part of the train 😂😂

[@gNatflaps]

that's how Boston is lol.

[@olli2591]

That's pretty common in Europe, some old stations haven't been made accessible yet, the first station was obviously rather freshly modernized. Long-term goal is to make all stations accessible.

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Richard van Pukkem OH MY GOD

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Why is this thread so funny

[@Interactivalab1]

This is "Stazione Euclide", an underground station of the Rome/Civitacastellana/Viterbo line. Most people in Rome don't even know it exist!

[@leeregno]

I'm now finding out and I was born in rome🤦

[@foulcamel5973]

I used to get murdered frequently here

[@michellejewell9859]

Lost Spirit ™ lol u crazy

[@juniorandresvalenciaduque3284]

Lost Spirit ™ hahaha lol

[@TheGamerTim]

Lost Spirit ™ is this your usual haunt?

[@nanaokyere7141]

Lmaooo

[@TyronePenguin]

Lost Spirit ™ Rotflmfao™

[@billy_boi]

Looks like some sick cold war hospital

[@pietropaccianigaming3152]

Ivan Bilić ma vaffanculo

[@jrpapi5]

The Typical Stranger hey both of u be nice! Personally I think its interesting

[@qwertylello]

The Typical Stranger No u

[@BurnedNoodle]

Did your username come from Billy Madison?

[@ErPuglia]

This Roman suburban railway has been made in 50s, so, actually, it's of Cold War era.

[@benedettobruno1669]

This is not one of Rome's proper metro lines but it's an old suburban railway part of which runs underground

[@horst-guntherschmidt7469]

@@derpylemon2244 o

[@2739gghggfhytf]

Partially underground metro Line... Reminds me of Valparaiso's metro.

[@Sarahbryson321]

So the northern city line basically

[@xr6lad]

Hardly an excuse for looking like that.

[@gab_v250]

@@Sarahbryson321 but treated worse

[@funkjoker70]

Opens doors, nobody gets out, nobody gets in. 😊

[@raptor4798]

People don't use the trains because odf fear of getting crushed by the doors lol

[@buz_iness]

man i m italian and i live near rome. i ve been hundreads of time in rome but i didn t know about the existence of this underground so i think lots of people are like me. and probably this underground is quite unpopolate because it is a periferic railway so nobody use it

[@anastasio_giorghio]

@Adduck These ones only run on Rome's surroundings, they have a newer system in downtown Rome

[@STOP5133]

Perfect for shooting of horror films 😂

[@Rohitkumar-qm5dv]

😁😁😁😁

[@matiassalvatore1931]

Yes 😂👍

[@TV-Omega]

True!

[@thisis_mudchute]

Ikr

[@ens8502]

Looks like a first location of Blood II: The Chosen 😁😨😈

[@charonsferryold]

I went here, and honestly this was amazing. The sights, the sounds, a beautiful mix of technology and decay.

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

There's a statue of Mary in one of those stations to remind you to pray before you hop in this death train

[@alessandromariotti2252]

Exactly

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Alessandro Mariotti 😂😂😂

[@myspaceworld5839]

😂😂😂

[@ErPuglia]

This actually isn't an urban metro, but a public railway from the commune/city of Rome to the commune/city of Viterbo (in northern Lazio). Rome have three urban metroes: A (Anagnina - Battistini), B (Laurentina - Jonio/Rebibbia), C (San Giovanni - Monte Campatri-Pantano). These metroes are all better and "less spectral" than that railway. Actually before this video I had no idea of the existence of this underground railway line. I'm not surprised it's so spooky - it's hardly practiced, I guess. To get to Viterbo it is more practical to take a car, a taxi or a suburban bus.

[@mublikbublik7911]

I've been to Italy twice and the amount of meaningless graffiti on every piece of architecture, moving and stationary object - is absolutely astonishing. The entire country is comprised of crazy "artists" that have nothing better to do. This video reminded me of that impression once again.

[@brioss4125]

Graffiti when are made on bus, walls, metros ex. are art. mind it. when are made on other cultural things like statue or relevant buildings is another meaning

[@yan.and.ying.]

Stfu it’s not meaningless, it adds colour to something bad. Don’t be a bitch about it

[@sheiladikshit5110]

your life is meaningless.

[@ilanlattke6092]

Bro is your last name really Dikshit?

[@sheiladikshit5110]

@@ilanlattke6092 what is the length of your penis, in cm?

[@ccityplanner1217]

The recess on the outside of the doors is so large that you could stand in it for the journey

[@LARailProductions]

That's what I was thinking of...

[@ternedo6074]

I know how is it legal to have such a gap between the platforms and trains

[@CaalamusTube]

No Ternedo, look again. The gap is small. there's a runner.

[@Edhilues]

ccityplanner12 And imagine how interesting that will be! Omg

[@klona7014]

Name that before right you

[@plateshutoverlock]

Looks like NYC in the 1970s

[@johnelevator777]

Hell yeah it does! Its so awesome!! :D

[@GHOSTGURUVJ0]

Is true it is!

[@ternedo6074]

I’m glad nyc got their shit together

[@baseballfan-bi8fe]

plateshutoverlock lol

[@michealguillen8496]

Rome got lot a problem with the city it neex to improved Railway systems my nyc subways got batter now Jesus's helo Rome

[@bobparsons77]

Mind the gap..and the grim and the rust.

[@loadiegirl48]

ROTFLMAO!!! i must have a great death wish riding these...super ultra creepy to say the least!!

[@Laurencepro99]

Rip Wheelchair users. Also I thought pacers were bad....

[@MS46532]

Rail.TrainMaster Those ugly buses

[@andrewrobotbuilder]

"Welcome. Welcome, to City 17. You have chosen, or been chosen, to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers."

[@acernoks]

"Pick up that can"

[@bizzlemedia]

What a magnificent railway system, definitely on the list of things I need to explore - such a great find, creepy as hell and all the more fascinating as a result - excellent video thanks for sharing this :D

[@GTLPT]

As of 2021 this line has closed and is abandoned

[@theoldar]

I notice that the interiors are kept very clean. And I wonder if the train stairs operate automatically based on station, or if the driver has to remember when and where to deploy them.

[@benolifts]

The stairs come down at every station. The drivers pre-door, but the doors don't open until the stairs are down and by then the train has stopped, so I should call it pre-stair rather than pre-door.

[@GrandTheftChris]

i still don't get it. what happens at the stations where the stairs aren't needed?

[@NovioSites]

I guess there's room enough underneath the platform edge for the stairs to get out.

[@av.schillaci]

? The stairs come down anyway. In the Plantforms made to jump in from the same lavel of the doors there's some space above it to let the stairs come down.

[@edo7382]

theoldar believe me, those trains are not clean, like nothing is clean in there. You can even smell the rust that’s in it

[@AlexandruLipan]

That's Rome-Vitarbo suburban line. I got two or three rides to visit parents and train are creepy cuz in acceleration are making strange noises and cuz doors are really really angry during closing. Trains are sturdy, but sometimes pee smell comes from inside.

[@AlexandruLipan]

Not electrical engine, but like... Is falling apart into pieces.

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

Thats normal, called train riding.

[@adrianomartello295]

*Viterbo

[@tonytang5452]

Pee smell... wat

[@lastswordfighter]

That's because of the homeless and drug addicts that use these sort of subway trains. If they're not using it as their personal toilet they lose control of their functions after they overdose. The same problem happens in Los Angels, New York, and Philadelphia.

[@alegames-pt2modmaker739]

Really creepy! I live in Rome but I've never been there. I have to do it.

[@andriy5934]

AleGames - PT2 Mod Maker ma che linea è?io sono stato alla A e alla B ma questa?

[@albertopicone9343]

Ferrovia Roma-Civitacastellana-Viterbo

[@alegames-pt2modmaker739]

il wr di fil wr Roma - Civitacastellana - Viterbo (o Roma Nord). Puoi prenderla da piazzale Flaminio (Metro A - Flaminio)

[@trainspottingchannel9050]

AleGames - PT2 Mod Maker gang ahah

[@gaporion1973]

after 44 years spent in Rome i havent seen this line

[@jacquesmertens3369]

So creepy it could be one of those Scooby Doo ghost trains.

[@AndyGerman1984]

Jacques Mertens Indeed :)) WE have to find a freaky costume for the driver and the guy who is checking tickets

[@000Responses]

I cant see any drivers

[@NESTABROWN9]

Yeah, pretty scary of!!!💀👻

[@borinightmare]

I can see Shaggy and Scooby-Doo running away from the ghost train. Zoinks!!

[@ens8502]

Looks like a first location of Blood II: The Chosen 😁😨😈

[@ft4709]

Trains in desperate need of an exorcism. This is the kind of content I enjoy!

[@reinerbraun6669]

I’m Italian and I went in rome a lots of times, and I simply love this railway

[@helloworld0911]

It's like the inside of a public toilet which hasn't been clean for the past thousand years.

[@Bendie0810]

The nicest thing on these Trains is the way it smells like down there 😄

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

LOL THAT LOOKS LIKE A G4S VAN IN SCOTLAND FOR TRANSPORTING PRISONERS LOL GOOD VIDEO SUBSCRIBED

[@quas392]

Went to Rome when I was very young, wondered why I kept having nightmares the time I was there and a week after. Turns out I rode these damn things. I remember them being very smelly and very noisy. Walking down to the platform outside one of the municipal parks you could get haggled by at least 6-7 homeless people before actually getting to the barriers.

[@erict.35]

Homeless men in Italy are known for their gentleness. Like every Italian they are sweethearts.

[@maxsmirnik9032]

Strange, scary, and yet unique! Thanks for posting.

[@dream.machine]

Awesome!!! And just published, sweet! Looks like NYC in the 1970s and 1980s 😀👌

[@SomeRamdomAhole]

POVHFR VIdeos no

[@some.transit_buff4518]

POVHFR VIdeos just..no

[@pplett8238]

Cleaner tho

[@Namunumm]

Nah... I doesn't look nothing like nyc subway. Nyc subway was much dirtier, darker, MUCH more graffiti and just different atmosphere overall.

[@aelleenne4786]

you should've seen subway B line 3/4 years ago

[@EpicThe112]

Seems to resemble the MTA New York City subway in the Years 1970s to 1989 when new Rolling Stock purchase was completed which are R62,R62A, R68 & 68A from the 1980s

[@Cobra_Railways]

Looks like a Russian train crossed with an Indian train

[@hnb193]

Cobra Its a metro service. India's metro services are quite new. Not more than 20 years old.

[@magdalena9016]

Cobra Like Russian trams

[@miciobot7415]

hnb193 its a suburban railway called Roma viterbo

[@someshredkar4253]

+Iain Botham Indians have better metro trains than these oldies. Indians do not travel on the roof those are Bangladeshi trains.

[@deevancheg]

You really need to take a look at Moscow Underground. Rome Underground is nothing.

[@bobbymelbourne4502]

Thanks. The unstable camerawork, that closeup of the stabled train and those doors and has covered me for nightmares for at least the next 5 years.

[@dinocannata7982]

I really love the urban railway and subway sistem of Rome! Amazing video! I’m going to Rome every year and this is so amazing! Make a video of Montebello-Rome line!

[@ACELog]

Reminds me of travelling to school in the 1960's, on the Northern City line to Moorgate. The tunnels were much larger than the LER 1927 trains that ran in it. They made a roaring noise when they entered the tunnel.

[@no-damn-alias]

aren't you interested whats behind that mini tunnel at 0:19?

[@jackdusol]

It connects to the northbound platform on the other side. I can only assume that its main purpose is for ventilation.

[@Lightning_Mike]

Could also be a refuge for people caught on the tracks.

[@ARosethatBloomsinEarlyMay]

That's where the killer from *Midnight Meat Train* lives.

[@billy_boi]

14725800369 hmmmmm

[@skeletonorigami2308]

thats where I live *creepy snorting hobo noises*

[@pfdfiremedic3252]

Scary. Looks like 1970's New York.

[@stefanorunnertube]

italy is freezed at 70's.. nothing has changed ..

[@anthonypiti4725]

@@stefanorunnertube - Sometimes the 1670s

[@cristian_ca_n_le2328]

​@@stefanorunnertube this is an old, and abandoned line, check out new projects or actual metro lines like metro C line or A, B lines and the beautiful train system and you'll find out it's not always the case

[@DhruvChauhan1996]

2:35 Why does the train have red marker lights on in the front cab? Isn’t that normally reserved for the trailing cab?

[@javidmirza4584]

Indeed except in this cases the train is at a dead end which means the train departing on the left will take the position of the train standing on the right. Thus the train on the left is reversing into the tunnel

[@paytick9034]

There’s just something about it that makes it creepy

[@UltimateAzumanger]

That creepy railway is the Roma Nord regional railway, connecting Rome with the city of Viterbo, which is 66 km to the northwest.

[@ubuntuua]

In Kiev we have same suburban trains - rusty, dirty and oldy. But underground/U-bahn/Tube/Metropolitain/Subway - is very clean, every station - like monument, tunnels are wider, and many more passangers

[@fwfiojhq3]

Not THAT bad, still no litter, which is always the most important issue from the passanger's viewpoint. Interior is clean, no graffitis, no litter. Just do a repair and paint job for the trains, with anti-adhesive resistant coating against graffitis and build proper platforms. There are metros/trams way worse than this everywhere around the world.

[@marklanders6833]

I totally agree.

[@TheAverycross]

Love this video! Thanks for posting it. It looks like a train that would take you to another place and time:)

[@antonv.]

Very nice video well done!!

[@patriciamarquez6530]

Anton V. Jhbhnjbjjhvjhh8

[@ZZ9ProductionsOFFICIAL]

Congrats on 14K subscribers!

[@chaoringmeister]

Some of the Paris RER out towards CDG feels a bit like this too! Some really good footage here. The only place on the tube that feels this way is the abandoned Aldwych section on the Pic line.

[@kliximBRUH]

judging by the train motor im guessing this train was made 40 or 50 years ago

[@MajesticTrains]

I love it! Seriously i like trains that are run down, battered and dirty for some reason.

[@BigBoeingFanGames]

Same. Especially underground railways and trains that are like that

[@middleohnowherenj7426]

I thought I was the only one lol btw this isn’t Rome’s underground system i kind wish it was like this hahaha

[@000Responses]

Well based on ur username im not surprised

[@HungryGuyStories]

I rode the metro/subway in Rome a few years back. I don't remember them being so decrepit as this. Though I only traveled around the central part of Rome near the Colosseum. And with the doorways being so deep, I'm surprised you didn't surf one, Beno...

[@redsbricks5993]

If I’m not wrong this is the suburban rail, not the proper metro of Rome

[@jacopo_44]

This is a railway line, NOT the metro/subway. Rome's metro is totally different.

[@smikkelbeer6352]

The train rides very smoothly though

[@floppydolphins4123]

Why is the train so empty?

[@GrandTheftChris]

because it's a creepy train.

[@magicslyrics1412]

? ‘Cause it’s around 21h pm but it’s not empty during days, it’s just becaue the video was captured late

[@Akumuu]

Zachary Sands one day i was in Milano and the train was empty lol

[@duduchannel6729]

Because in Rome they use mostly cars

[@warsawlloyd4026]

a) because it's 9pm b) because italians prefer cars

[@thegoodkid]

It's an old system, I wouldn't call it creepy. It gets people around safely. Could use a paint job here and there, but it works!

[@thisis_mudchute]

DID YOU JUST SAY SAFELY? IMAGINE ON THE LAST STEP,THE DPORS CLOSE, YOU TRY TO GO ACKTO THE PLATFORM BUT THE STAIRS FOLD TOO QUICKLY

[@Lewwytravels]

Why does the door closing chime sound so much like the 1992 stock... especially at 2:30... even the sound of the air.

[@buba4267]

I think the graffiti is part of the charm of Rome’s subway network.

[@DavideGobbicchi]

Hahaha this is the Roma-Civitacastellana-Viterbo railway line, not a Subway...and it has been constantly ranked as the worst railway line in Italy. Here in Rome we call it "treno indianino" (the indian train) and very few people take it ir even know it exists. They are currently modernizing it in order to transform it into a proper subway line.

[@RaphTheUnknown]

Very interesting...

[@thisisdwayne5000]

Larry Just like Elephants

[@minty6989]

I'm living in Moscow and after watching this video I was shocked! 😵

[@squirrel3269]

Рома ROsoMAha Me too.

[@earthandwind820]

Рома ROsoMAha yours are so pretty lol not just there, the ones in Kazan, St. Petersburg, Volgograd, etc. look nice too.

[@dmitrimcpherson3818]

I just went to Rome on vacation I thought the subways were crapy. The ones in Russia (Moscow and St.Petersburg) were very nice and very clean. From the US

[@alessandromariotti2252]

It's been years since I started taking this train, and let me tell you something guys, the trains' rust has its own life by now

[@TheCloakedTiger]

Honestly, I wanna ride this. Just for the adventure! And that graffiti looks awesome.

[@theoriginaldragon130]

Trust me if you ever visited Rome, you’d have a different opinion on those graffitis

[@anordinaryguy3952]

You really don't want to ride it

[@svartmetall48]

Yep, I have videos of this line too. It's pretty dire and the trains are really quite scary to ride. Rome in general is such a beautiful city, but the public transport is generally quite poor in terms of upkeep.

[@cristian_ca_n_le2328]

It depends, this specific line is messed up but the rest is mostly fine, examples are the A, B and C metro lines or the buses that operate in the central area

[@delonperera7849]

@@cristian_ca_n_le2328 also the Roma- Lido line is pretty messed up in my opinion

[@adventureguy5088]

Perfect for movies. Probably would be less creepy in rush hour assuming this train line actually gets some use

[@garciaone45]

I like the grafitty it has on it, it reminds me of the New York subway trains in the 80

[@kooljed890]

Your voice is so nice I love your channel I love your yellow shoes😙😘😚☺😊😀😆

[@briankettle9342]

graffiti is a disgrace to Italy

[@Namunumm]

Nah Graffiti makes everything better.

[@jonytube]

Yeah, fuck graffiti!!!!!! Nevermind the horribly loud noises, aggressive door system, rust and general grime and uncleanliness of the trains and stations. That’s fine. Graffiti is the issue.

[@Federicololli1312]

Nõudepesuvahend fuck you

[@TheGamerTim]

The Shish need a hug?

[@christianazevedo8532]

Brian Kettle Graffiti is art

[@80sfreak14]

I went to Rome and I can confirm that the metro is creepy as hell........ On one of the stations that I always left the metro they had one of the original metro cars that gave a creepy vibe.

[@TonyHere1707]

The people in Rome didnt like Trains.

[@Vixel4076]

Mr. Engi They Graffti it as much as possible

[@TonyHere1707]

NeoNaquatic Did you saw a train in Cologne, Germany? They are just... Well, ugly

[@supportervandeeuropeseunie1625]

Why do you want to use the train when you've Vespa scooters?

[@SuperUnbenannt]

Mr. Engi huh, which trains do you mean? I‘ve been there and saw a very modern Tram/Metro system.

[@spikedawg1970]

Nor did the Jews in Germany from what I understand.

[@paintedpilgrim]

It has echoes of the "Northern City Line" in London a commuter rail service which operates partially underground....

[@somno6878]

As one of the most famous and fascinating tourist cites in the world, Rome really sucks for its underground railway. I've been to Italy for three times, and it had been very difficult for me to link Italy with the concept of a 'developed country'. But luckily I found the high-speed railway being pretty good; sadly it was too expensive compared with Japanese or Chinese high-speed railway service.

[@benolifts]

I disagree. I found Rome to be a not particularly interesting city. It is full of typical stuff for tourists which cringy and annoying. There were some good parts to the city such as the many old lifts in the buildings. The tourist attractions in Rome are the part of the city because they are aimed at ordinary tourists who have just come to see the attractions. The most interesting things in Rome was this suburban line which is by far the best thing in Rome and it made the whole trip worthwhile for me. Also the Rome Lido line and the narrow gauge railway were very interesting. The Rome metro was ok but nothing special.

[@Chicken_o7]

It actually looks cool :O especially the folding staircase thing :P

[@sd906238]

When we were in Rome the subways were packed with people and half of them were pickpockets.

[@osasunaitor]

Same in Barcelona

[@poliax7066]

I love how clunky everything is

[@SpotterCrazyperson]

Cool video! it looks deserted

[@phileasfogg5785]

Rotterdam?

[@freighttrainsahpassing9790]

@2:04 nice interior, especially like the green seats XD !!

[@SprattyHeath]

Kinda reminds me of the Northern City Line

[@raakone]

My thoughts exactly....just like the Northern City Line, it's a line that resembles a Metro/Underground, but is actually suburban/commuter.

[@boxcasa8975]

Same

[@aldertravels]

And it sounds like the 313s!

[@andyjay729]

The graffiti on the trains is one thing I'll never forget about Italy. It's like New York in the '70s and '80s.

[@mikegross6107]

Don't the Romans KNOW there is an underground subway? On the other hand I don't blame them for not using the subway as it looks so dirty and uncared for!

[@middleohnowherenj7426]

Mike Gross this is not our subway !!!!!! This is another railway that’s out of town Our subway looks nothing like this hahaha

[@BLACKSTA361]

Middleohnowhere Nj ooh😂😂😂 why does this Railway don't quit

[@middleohnowherenj7426]

Tobi Messi it’s different now !!!!! Modern trains and stuff

[@bentonherwood1855]

This is one of the suburban trains that goes in the outskirts the subway is waaay better!

[@raakone]

It's actually one of the "Urban lines", the one that terminates at Flaminio. The big give away is "Euclide" station. But yes, in effect, it's a "subway" in the sense that it's an underground line at this part, it's just not one of the 3 "Metro" lines of Rome. Other cities also have similar anomolies, such as the Moorgate to Drayton Park line in London (which is NOT part of the Underground, even though it is....underground), and certain "private" lines in and around Tokyo behave like Metro lines but officially aren't.

[@NotLeafster34]

These are the trains that action movies use

[@blokeyos4733]

Nice! What line was this recorded on? I remember being a much cleaner/busier line last time I went

[@hyungwoo0312]

TheGamingBloke Had to do some digging, but it’s clearly the Roma-Viterbo line (or Roma Nord line). Pausing at the first few seconds clearly shows the line’s name for a moment, and I also confirmed that the line is colored green and that ‘Euclide’ station is part of the line. Apparently it’s not part of Rome Metro but an urban and suburban railway network operated by the same folks that operate the city’s metro ;)

[@blokeyos4733]

hmm, i realised that this kinda looked like a more suburbish type railway than the metro I was thinking of

[@Wildcard71]

The unreadable part has to be Piazzale Flaminio station (source: Wikipedia). What a narrow platform!

[@stephthestar90]

Interesting. So it's more like a dingy, in need of repair version of the London Overground (which is very clean and modern) or the outer bits of the Central or Metropolitan lines? Those trains look so dirty they make the 1972TS look modern and as for the stations... they remind me of photos I've seen of what LU was like in the 70s/80s before they modernised many of the stations. Even a disused station like Aldwych or some of the old Bakerloo/Piccadilly/Northern Line stations are in better condition than that.

[@somethingclever1128]

Pretty much. It's not quite the Overground (there is an Overground like network, the FL lines, with FL1/FL2/FL3 being considerably more urban), and more so a bunch of Northern City lines that are neither FL nor Metro, and considerably more run down, but that for all intents and purposes should really be properly branded as Metro lines. This is the RM-North line which connects to the A Line (and by far the most run down), there's also the RM-Lido line to the south, connected to the B Line, which is a proper metro service in all but name, and the RM-Giardinetti (not to be mistaken with the tram network) which was partly built over by the C Line, but still keeps running outwards as a narrow gauge tram. Interesting that they're in financial limbo as much as they exist as "limbo" lines between the Metro and the FL networks, not even that advertised on maps or anything.

[@magicmasterfan1]

you could get killed in that thing and no one would ever find you,lol. but honestly, i feel like being underground and empty takes the creepiness level to a whole new level

[@BKL_Games]

Beno I like your Channel very much

[@Thanos_Kyriakopoulos]

OMG! This video really deserves a "1st world problems" meme! I don't know how creepy and spooky rome's metro is, but it's a hell of a joyride comparing to new delhi's or nairobi's metro (mainly due to the fact it is non existing)

[@schawafelschwamm6586]

Θάνος Κυριακόπουλος it's not part if the actual system

[@ldanzamariastile3536]

these underground resemble overground trains they look so dirty they look like old tin boxes

[@pOpCoRn0531]

Creepy indeed...looks like the trains don't even have drivers in them!

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

The city of Rome is so beautiful but the metro trains are so... Blergh.

[@FirstLast-fr4hb]

3:30 That driver is a prankster😅😅😅😅😅

[@johnnyjones6172]

The Inside Gives Me A Similar Feel To The Old Great Northern 313's

[@johnnyjones6172]

New Msio World 505 What??

[@kelvinhernandez5893]

This is truly eerie! When the doors open and you get in looks like if a horde of zombies will attack you! What time was that? It is really empty.

[@nightglassconcrete]

have you visited Moscow Underground? It worth visiting. Other cities are nothing.

[@TheCloakedTiger]

It’s totally like NYC in the 70s... Wow. :O

[@IGotNoJam]

Ooh how I remember having my phone hit out of my hand from this train while on a school trip. 👌 the pain

[@CityWhisperer]

Ghost trains running there. It does indeed look creepy af.

[@HMSDaring1]

That's easily the worst form of underground transportation in Europe. It's literally disgusting, a Russia meets India form of transportation. And that's certainly no complement, I didn't think it would have been this bad

[@benolifts]

This is the best railway system I have seen for a very long time. It is so interesting and different to anything else. I really hope that this never gets modernized.

[@HMSDaring1]

I wish I had that positivity and outlook in life haha... It's true, it is certainly different to the rest

[@Khushwant-Singh]

HMSDaring1 Indian underground systems are, in fact, better than most European ones.

[@HMSDaring1]

Yes, that's quite true actually. But it's also worth remembering that a majority of the European metro's were built before the Republic of India even existed. It costs millions, if not billions, for us to modernise our underground systems again. I'd also remind you that deaths on Indian railways total 15,000 annually compared to 900 across the entirety of Europe, so there's that.

[@Khushwant-Singh]

HMSDaring1 you have a point there. But the Railways in India are different from the urban rapid transit systems. They can't be compared (under different authorities). And yes, many people die on railways just because they don't follow rules (Darwinism at its best). Also, Indian Railways were built even before London Underground. Anyway, modernization is underway here too.

[@MrAlex-ej8ov]

replace creepy with cool because that looks awesome

[@leviisverystupid1992]

1:38 EEEEH!

[@LanceHerod-n5d]

The station seen from 2:10 into the video looks a lot like Clapham Common Station in London

[@oc2phish07]

I am so glad I live in London. By comparison with the system shown in this video our underground trains are far cleaner, better maintained, a better design, more comfortable and the stations too are of a far higher standard. And yes, I am fully aware of how crowded they can be at times during the day and they can still be improved but they are pretty darn good right now.

[@MB12345678889]

oc2phish07 Look up Munich Metro. Its one of my favourites.

[@Leo1997Romeo]

Roma-Viterbo (this line) is not part of the underground network, it's on his own. Since it's not as used as the underground (and since the trasport company is broke -.-) they had to make cuts on something, like buying new trains. Rome's underground network is , well , at lest cleaner then that and trains are actually new ones, but still it only has 3 lines. As you may think, building underground tunnels on a city as ancient as Rome is not easy, and corruption is not helping at all. i have visited London some years ago and as i watched the tube map i was almost shocked. You can go anywhere! Of course, you can always improve yourself, but i think London can be proud of what has been done so far.

[@raakone]

My impression, from what little I know, is that....this line in some ways may be what parts of the Metro USED to be like

[@raakone]

This is not part of the Rome METRO, it's another line that is similar. To compare, take a ride on the Moorgate to Finsbury Park line in London, that is, strictly speaking a "tube" line, in so far as it goes through perfectly round tunnels, but it's not part of the London Underground. The only stop on that part that's both underground and NOT connected to an actual "Underground" station is Essex Road. It's a bit better, but for the longest time it gave the impression of "least cared about station" that was owned by British Rail/Network SouthEast/WAGN/Great Capital/Whoever owns it now. It's the only station that deep on that line to not have escalators. So, Euclide station may be Rome's equivalent of Essex Road.

[@Ultrasun-fv5de]

I live in New York, we just got a new rolling stock installed on one of our 25 or so lines.

[@Outfrost]

Wow, great video. The atmosphere is strong here.

[@thecrazygamer790]

LOOKS LIKE NYC TRAINS IN THE 70s

[@liamcarroll5014]

Who needs elevated platforms when you can just stick some stairs on the trains?