The Legendary Soviet KTM-5 Tram: Defeats And Victories, Joy And Sorrow, Hope And Desperation

[@namenamename390]

"This tram would be the perfect public transportation choice for a colony on mars" Well, there are a lot of town in russia that are so remote, they may as well be on mars, so fair enough

[@Saviliana]

They did launch Mars probes before the USSR collapsed, so there could very well be chances in some other timeline that USSR didn't collapsed, they got a KTM-5 running on Mars today within their Mars colony.

[@ph11p3540]

Not to mention that tram can handle massive swings in weather temperature from Siberian cold snaps to Siberian heat waves (they can get pretty hot and sticky in the summer)

[@colliecandle]

As 'mars' is only a delusional fiction, i would say the trams ( which are REAL and not imaginary ) will do a lot better with some logical and much needed rail maintainance here on ACTUAL earth.

[@namenamename390]

@@colliecandle ?

[@Chujoi0]

@@colliecandle what?

[@jorgefernandez-mv8hu]

The ingenuity of people is amazing. They will never die as long as people refuse to let them die. Congratulations to all the people who have toiled to keep them going all these years.

[@kevinmartin2516]

But as pointed out modern trams get written off, because the electronic circuit boards, cannot be repaired or replaced. Old mechanical based systems can be repaired.

[@volo870]

I remember those things. Big rusty and noisy. With chain-pulled guillotine doors. Whenever people got smashed by those - they could not restore their breath before riding through 2-3 tram stations. Also as a kid I loved that the door were operated by relays (often exposed into passenger compartment). Since they usually were bodge-repaired they emitted different colors sparks: yellow, green, red, white, depending on the contactor materials bodged into those. 90s were miserable times... But as kids we've seen nuggets of beauty in ugly things.

[@williamhuang8309]

oooh fireworks in the doors

[@vavy3]

Фантистически добрый репортаж. Чувак так любит наши КТМки! А помните, как сквозь форточки вода в дождь затекает внутрь? :)

[@mayakstudios7292]

Только недавно с этим столкнулся, не очень-то и приятно

[@МАГИЯРЕТРО]

Шикарно

[@greenleafyman1028]

Yes I agree

[@jaybvideo]

Wonderful surprise to hear a 90s Serbian patriotic song in the background

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

I failed to found any Georgian music that was not copyrighted on KZbin, and that's when Rodoljub „Roki” Vulović, who sings almost the same, but is not greedy for money, helped me out 😀

[@intel386DX]

Where I can not spot it?

[@Usmodlover]

@@intel386DX 5:40

[@intel386DX]

@@Usmodlover thanks :)

[@destinationbenfordunoffici870]

Can someone please tell me the title?

[@tobysims3229]

The video brought back happy memories of living in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, 25 years ago. The KTM-5s epitomise so much of what I loved about Russia then. A few of the routes in Krasnoyarsk still survive, and with roads often now at a standstill thanks to private car ownership of a level which the Soviet town planners could never have imagined, the trams have gone from being the slowest to the fastest means of transport! May they live on long.

[@ВячеславСаженков]

Oh, I remember one of the KTM-5 was serving in Moscow, near Tulskaya street. I think it was in 2008-2009. And, if you search for pictures of more modern Russian tram cars, you will find out, that the KTM-5's legendary emergency brake design is implemented in nearly all trams, produced after 70's.

[@coldobina]

One or more used to work in Saint-Petersburg along the "prosveschenia avenue" in early 2000's.

[@СтаниславГромов-ъ2н]

A big thank you for this video! I was glad to see even my city in this video. The city of Perm. That Romantic Tram Cafe is very popular, people have to book places for days before their ride. The city has enough money to buy new trams and replace these old KTMs, but those ones wich still work is on very good and strong condition and do their work very well.

[@GlieseG]

As someone living in Nab. Chelny, I can assure you it's not so bad now. Also our tramway was lengthened and there are plans of making it even more longer. Loved your video, tho ;)

[@TheSheiban]

I would've never thought I'd be watching a video about Soviet trams in the post-Soviet Union 😅 It was actually quite fascinating to watch...

[@HuntezChannel]

КТМ-5 родной трамвай! Досих пор работает на линиях KTM-5 is a native tram! So far working on the lines

[@ДенисМухин-э1ы]

Помню, когда был маленький, поехал с бабушкой и мамой с папой кататься на трамвае, это был КТМ-5. Он был очень красивым и большим, что вызывало у меня большое изумление от его вида. Это было зимой, внутри было прохладно, а из окна слепило солнце. Он ехал не спеша, качаясь из стороны в сторону, скрипя, неуклюжий трамвайчик, в салоне было тихо, спокойно и уютно. От этого мне и понравилась поездка на нем. Увы, это была моя первая и последняя поездка не только на КТМ, а на трамваях в целом. Через неделю-две, трамвайную линию в городе у нас закрыли. Г.Иваново.)) ( 4:05, где написано "ГОСПИТАЛЬ", это кадры из моего города, Иваново. ) За одну поездку, спустя столько лет, ко мне пришло осознание и я прочувствовал всю Мощь и Ламповость Атмосферы этого Советского трудяги.)))

[@esquimaltunitedchurch4160]

What a wonderful story, and so very well presented. I love the personal stories intertwined with the story of the vehicles themselves--the restaurant car, the tram drivers, the young inventors. Such beautiful people.

[@eurovision50]

3:24 And that's when they knew... ordering the red wine was a mistake.

[@vladabad326]

Трамвай самый тёплый, ламповый и духовный вид транспорта. А ламбошрутки надо отправить на чермет.

[@ivanborsuk1110]

японское шассси? фирмы исудзу? отправить на чермет? да я тебя за это!

[@MrBreorn]

KTM-5 and Tatra T3 are the legendary vehicles.

[@felixamx]

Amazing video! Everything looks in one breath. Everything is concise and clear. Very well set voice, initially I thought that I was watching a video from a channel that has 100k subscribers, but then I saw that there are 600. I wish you good luck in promoting your content, the videos are very interesting! With love from Russia, the Republic of Bashkortostan, the city of Ufa. P.S. In our city, KTM-5 was also used before, but in 2009, after the division of the tram system into the southern and northern ones, due to poor road policy (something like the big automobile American dream), many cars were written off, including KTM-5, RVZ-6M2. Now in the northern depot, Tatra T-3s are mostly operated, and in the southern KTM-8 (now there are about 65 of them) with several modern cars. Now in the city there is a question about the unification of lines, but it is not clear how this will happen, since the transport company has gone bankrupt and has been suffering losses for 5 years. In addition, the oil is added to the fire by the drivers of cars that oppose the tram. We really hope that everything will be fine with the tram. P. P. S If you want, I can write in more detail about our tram system as well as a little about KTM-8. P. P. P. S I hope that by translating everything from Russian to English I did not distort the meaning of some words and sentences.

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Thank you! You comment brought me a good luck, it's now twice the 600 subscribers 😀 It's sad that there was no Ufa KTM-5 footage available on KZbin.

[@kiosi1964]

@@RailwaysoftheWorld19.38 - съезд с моста на ул.Яблочкова .Астрахань жжёт ! 9.50 - ул.Волжская . 9.53 -гдето в районе городского кладбища при ул. С.Перовской .Два предыдущих -10.58 возможно около Татар базара ,второй 11.05 площадь Октябрьская , 11.08 трамвай №3 идёт от конечной остановки на "Холодильники" .

[@70M45-c9r]

True, nice video, there is just a little mistake. Mostwidely produced tram was czechoslovakian Tatra T3 (shown on begining)

[@BruscoTheBoar]

Are the T3 yellow? With black-grey seats? Then they were from Berlin. Where i live :D We sold all of our Tatra trams to eastern europe, replaced them with modern Bombardier Flexity.

[@mayakstudios7292]

Уфа - точно российский город? Нет КТМ? Капец, в Хабаровске эксплуатируются и КТМ-5 и РВЗ, и еще КТМ-23 немало,Татр никогда не было

[@akulalance1766]

Жалко КТМ 5 многое пережил

[@ГришаБуковки]

У нас до сих пор жив и бегает

[@gribochek1106]

@@ГришаБуковки у нас их куча, и все как новенькие

[@meikai2135]

Во Владивостоке еще живые остались хоть и единственном маршруте

[@thesart_]

I can't imagine how beautiful can be Russia with such amazing people live there without their corrupt government.

[@riderstrano783]

Simplicity and durability will always win out over expensive complexity

[@tigrovica8417]

Beautiful story, thanks for shering it with us.

[@MEPMEXOH]

Могу прямо сейчас выйти из дома, 3 минуты пройти до остановки, 5 минут подождать и подъедет КТМ-5)))

[@mattnawn5019]

Fascinating and educational. Thanks!

[@AddictedtoProjects]

Vert interesting follow-up to the first video. Well researched, great narration, and certainly a unique and exotic subject that keeps certainly my attention focused right until the end of the video. Keep plugging away at it. Your production standards are very high, and I am certainly looking forward to more video from you. You deserve many more subscribers! :)

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Thank you very much!

[@crapasanya]

I live in Krasnodar, and when I accidentally saw the first part in the recommendations, I immediately thought that I had not seen these trams for a long time, but I saw many "other" Soviet-looking trams in surprisingly good condition. It turned out that these were just repaired KTM-5s. I didn’t expect to learn so many new things about the hometown of the foreign protram video, lol.

[@InfiniteConstellations]

Thank you for making such videos, mister. These trams remind me of 90's and 00's where there was a lot of these trams. I loved them. They were noisy, bouncy, ringing but they ringed with my heart. I admit, I love trolleybuses more (I don't know of you made a video about them) but trams is such an amazing legacy we have. I even remember going to culinary college and actually using tram to get there, 15 minutes from subway, from here to the-e-re...and back. Such memories. I'm from Saint-Petersburg by the way 🤝

[@yes.1845]

why do you have only 600 subscribers?!? you deserve 600K subscribers! these are some of the best videos ive ever seen!

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Thank you! I am working on it 😀

[@VanessaScrillions]

:) at 4k now...

[@yes.1845]

@@VanessaScrillions LMFAO

[@frankwittig7664]

Wow, your videos have such high product quality and content diversity unlike no other train KZbin channel I know. Your work truly deserves the title documentary!

[@prtoklumthjd]

Marshrutka maffia.. I've never heard about this on any other channel. Very interesting content.

[@_XPEH_BAM_]

the joke in the minibus is (in what way the minibus differs from the bus.) that there are benefits for pinceoneers, veterans, disabled people in the bus, but not in the minibus (but in the minibus, if there are a lot of people, you can always ride a hare for free (do not pay)) in large buses, trams, metro, there is an unlimited tariff for the elderly and the disabled, they can travel as much as they want for $ 10 (700 rubles) per month, and in general, one-way travel costs 28 rubles on the bus, and in a minibus 35elnt in one direction and the card does not work in it - the tariff for 700. and according to the schedule, the bus runs once 30 minutes and the minibus once 5 minutes and there will be no big bus. I live in Nizhny Novgorod

[@harri2626]

A wonderfully rugged and versatile tram. I well remember my guide in Novosibersk becoming excited when I asked her to take me for a ride round the city by tram. When a KTM5 arrived at the stop, she loudly exclaimed "Oh good - a Red Devil! I used these when I was a child!" The ride quality was very bouncy and rough, but it was exciting and we both thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

[@chaseman113]

Amazing this is wonderful, these trams are such a benefit to their communities and cost next to nothing to run. Breaks my heart imagining if all the small community streetcar networks in the United States had stuck around and not replaced by buses.

[@lentilsoup90]

I think that learning about this streetcar, how important they are to so many people, and the role they play in the community is so beautiful, thank you for your videos!

[@eozcompany9856]

Great video! It would be interesting for me as a Czech if you'd make a video about the Tatra T3 trams in former USSR. In the Czech Republic, T3s are knows as reliable and sturdy machines heck the capital city of Prague still has over 400 units, so it would be interesting to know how those over 11 000 trams worked in Russia.

[@120M]

Pityfully, citizens of many US towns can only imagine aboute 'unbelievable' 40 minutes frequency public transportation. I am not mentioning condition of US urban rail transport just in a manner of courtesy.

[@70M45-c9r]

Qite long, Imho

[@70M45-c9r]

@Matt We know. Most european adults too. But we, who are not adults yet, need a good public transport. And also, (speaking of prague where I live) most adults living near tram or metro use them to travel to the center. It's faster, more ecologic, you don't need to drive, you can reed or work. Also, If everybody would Instead of Trams and Metro use their own car, the traffic would absolutely fail. European cities are just not prepared for cars.

[@mashedtomato2079]

@@70M45-c9r American cities that arent completely car dependent are also better to live in, as you can walk for daily errands.

[@Lumion_Light]

Скучаю по теплым сиденьям-черпакам! С мороза сесть замерзшей частью тела на горячее и ноги у тена погреть такое удовольствие было, как баня. В трамвае холодно, а ценной части тела тепло.

[@PortlandsTransport]

40 minutes headway’s. Fail. “Red boxes”. Hahah. That’s what they are. These videos are fascinating

[@tonyhworks]

In claiming that the KTM 5 is the most numerous tram class in the world, one should bear in mind that the Tatra T4 was identical to the Tatra T3, except that it was a narrower version for certain cities (2.2 rather than 2.5 metres wide). Only for this reason did it have a different class number. The combined total of T3/T4 trams produced was 16,748 including 122 unpowered trailers. It's a pedantic point of course and both the Russian and the Czech tram hold an honorable place at the top of the world statistics board.

[@wiedietie]

2:53 Her hairdresser has been blind for years, he just hasn't told her yet..

[@дикей-д3ф]

Очень крутой канал. От путешествия в Барселону вообще восторг.

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Спасибо большое!

[@johnwest901]

Another wonderful and informative video.

[@2712animefreak]

9:15 Were they really such a breakthrough? Japan is full of those. In fact, the remaining four 161-series units in Osaka and Sakai are not only single-carriage double-ended cars, but, with them currently doing their 93rd year of service, are the oldest tramcars in regular service. To put it into perspective, these trams were already 35 years old when KTM-5's started production. And they're still in almost mint condition. Most pre WW2 trams were single-car double-ended models.

[@Whitebeard79outOfRus]

2-sided cabin tram-cars were never very common in Russia 'coz almost every city with trams had (and has) place for tram turnarounds. Probably the most common 2-sided trams are in Saint-Petersburg

[@paxtonfettel7268]

А ещё КТМ 5 теперь объединил разноязычные народы. Реально трамвай-герой! And KTM 5 has now united multilingual peoples. Really, the tram is a hero! 8-)

[@williamhuang8309]

"Peaceful red tram" Aww, how cute!

[@ИльяБороненков-р1д]

"Marshrutka mafia"... единственная реальная причина гибели большинства систем электротранспорта и деградации ещё не ликвидированых в большинстве городов России.

[@lyr1953]

What a delightful video!......a fascinating and amazing country,!

[@gorgavan8371]

Спасибо за видео, приятно знать что кому то интересна история транспорта твоей страны, жалко что нашему правительству на это наплевать, было бы интересно увидеть видео про троллейбусы

[@alexandrhohoho4510]

Спасибо за видео, посмотрел оба видеоролика с субтитрами. Я живу на Урале и в моем городе ходят как трамваи, так и маршрутки, трамваи есть как советские показанные в видео, так и современные. Хорошо было бы если новых трамваев еще больше было бы, еще недавно меняли трамвайные пути, это тоже хорошо.

[@hodl7776]

Набережные Челны - один из самых удобных городов в которых я бывал! Это довольно современная и удобная система обозначений домов, где каждый дом в городе имеет свой оригинальный номер и не привязан к названию улицы. И названия улиц там были всегда))

[@arnoldfiebig9776]

A wonderful example of our love for the things we enjoy instinctively. Thanks a lot!

[@shtetc]

Thank You! Very positive film. Wish You happy holidays to!

[@RipRoaringGarage]

This mindset is shared by many Americans with our old cars. They run forever and we can fix them easy!

[@mr.gunzaku437]

What do you mean the KTM-5 is not cute? Yes it is! Are you blind? Like Thomas the Tank Engine's Soviet Cousin who never calls!🥰🥰🥰. You could make a whole Russian kids animated show about a reliable, old KTM-5 that's been in service since the good ol' oppressive days!

[@free6ix9ine4]

Loved hearing hej hej kikore in the background. Roki is the best!

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

I want to make a video about railways of Serbia in the next year. For now I don't know much about the subject and have absolutely no idea about the contents of the video, but I definitely know what will be the soundtrack 😀

[@intel386DX]

Haha ni sam primetio gde se cuje pesma? :D

[@nottelling8129]

Ironic how some of the KTM-5s have outlasted the modern trams that were meant to replace it. It may not be the most elegant aesthetically, but it’s still beautiful in its own ways.

[@hedgehog3180]

People who work in public transit tend to be some of the most dedicated people, comparable to medical workers, because they know that what they're doing is vital to society even if no one appreciates it and as such they work incredibly hard to keep things running. In Denmark DSB has been keeping the now over 30 year old IC3s running and up to date to the point where foreigners are shocked at how comfortable these regular commuter trains are, having levels of comfort that sometimes exceed high speed rail in other countries.

[@MrLukealbanese]

Fantastic!!! Happy New Year to you.

[@FarionHorn]

Really appreciate the respectful way the story being told. God job, comrade!

[@duggydugg3937]

the person in the first vid who said every country should have a babushka driving a KTM5.. captured the essence of the teams and drivers perfectly.. our PATH trains and the hudson / Bergen light rail trains call me to mind when i'm watching the KTM5's 🤗😊😀👍

[@AnIllinoisan]

Thank you for the video! It’s very interesting to learn about the tram and all the various cities in the Russia and other countries which use it. If you get a chance, you should check out the history of the interurban trolleys that would run for many miles at high speeds (even up to 140 kph!) between cities in America during the early 1900’s. There are only a couple of them left.

[@freezer20cm64]

In Perm we have around 100 trams still running, КТМ is one of them, tram sistem in my city is almoust 100 years old. I also dreamed of becoming a tram driver in my childhood😅

[@zsombor_99]

Ah, Russian things! 🇷🇺 They always work no matter what!! 👍

[@_tyrannus]

Soviet hardware actually breaks down as often as Western hardware, but it's usually easy and cheap to fix. ^^

[@rusaa5293]

I feel a deep nostalgia after watching this, even if I don’t live in Russia and, of course, I didn’t ride any of these trams.

[@Caspiankhw]

Awesome documentaries about these wonderful machines, thank you :)

[@Mishef-3832]

Ironically enough, famous in Russia (especially in Moscow), as well as in other countries of Eastern Europe, the Czech Tatra-3 trams were slightly modified licensed American PCC trams (built by St. Louis Car Company and Pullman Standard since the early 30s until the early 50s of the last century). Modified licensed PCC trams were also built in Spain, Italy and Belgium.

[@ИванМорозов-б4к]

Привет из Челябинска! В нашем городе самый большой парк КТМ-5 в мире, их около 160 единиц. У нас была целая программа по превышению КТМ в низкопольный трамвай. Целых 5 лет из депо выходили очень красивые и аккуратные модификации, но последний, полностью низкопольный кузов, из-за повреждений рамы так и не был собран в полноценную машину и списан. Но сейчас даже у нас (а видео из нашего города было в первой части, когда вы говорили про невозможность эксплуатации новых трамваев на кривых и старых рельсах) КТМ-5 нашлась замена. По заказу Москвы на Кировском заводе был разработан трамвай 71-628 или КТМ-28 (в период выпуска КТМ-5 в Советском Союзе изменились правила присвоения названий трамваям и он успел получит имя 71-605, следующий стал 71-608 и так далее). Так вот один опытный КТМ-28 привезли на испытания в Челябинск, прежде чем отправить 90 его собратьев в Москву. Губернатор Челябинской области проехался на нем и решил купить 30 таких трамваев в наш город. В другом городе-рекордсмене по числу КТМ-5 в регулярной эксплуатации, Магнитогорске, что на юге Челябинской области руководство Металлургического комбината давно купило для города новые вагоны КТМ-19 и КТМ-23, а также машины производства завода УралТрансМаш из Екатеринбурга. Теперь кварталы четырехэтажного Соцгорода (Социалистического Города), спроектированного в 1929 году немецкими и американскими архитекторами, объезжает не угловатый КТМ-5, а его потомки

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Челябинск хорош! Мне понравилось в каком состоянии там вагоны, интерьерные детали сохранились, я эту табличку с датой выпуска, например, не видел сто лет. Только красят их как-то странно у вас 😃

[@uncinarynin]

Wonderful story and pictures, both episodes, I learned a lot. I only took a KTM5 once while I was in Biysk, Siberia. It is true, they are mostly found in remote provincial towns. In Barnaul I didn't see any, they seem to prefer CKD T3SU and T6B5SU.

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Barnaul (and also Novokuznetsk) are the easternmost cities with Tatra T3!

[@urielpelaezcdmx]

Thanks for this second episode. ☺️👍🏼

[@symmetry08]

This mode of transportations - tram - may come back when fuel cost will restrain transport in many nations by 2040's; and it will make inroads again partially and succesfully in some areas of the many nations. Oil will be depleted but before that there will be reliable transort or connection issues and this will make come back, besides trolleybus.

[@70M45-c9r]

Well In Prague, where I live, trams are still (along with metro) the backbone of public transport...And of whole transport...without them, so many people would need to use car and traffic in Prague would probably fail. But Its true Prague has 3. biggest tram network, so idk how it works somewhere else.

[@alexx09RO]

Hi! Awesome series, loved it! Maybe you can peek and check the story of Bucharest's V3A - developed in the '70s and still running (with several modernized iterations) strong in Bucharest even today! Lots of luck with the channel!

[@RailwaysoftheWorld1]

Thank you! I was already looking at Romania (mostly thanks to Ikarus 280), now it attracts me even more.

[@CSLucasEpic]

KTM-5: Hey, hi there. Trabant 601: How you doing?

[@alexandr_chuprov]

Можно английский изучать по этому каналу!!!

[@jackieroberts6316]

They still are a great civilization! It is the ruling parties (in ALL countries) that are not so great.

[@Chilllaxxinn]

I am now emotional invested in these trams

[@AlohaKutla]

Amazing video. Crisp and informative.

[@androidemulator6952]

Another example of tough, resilient, easy-to-fix Russian engineering..Long live the KTM-5s :)

[@stefantrainspotter]

Lovely video. Thank you for sharing

[@vizzwizz]

elon musk: write that down, write that down!

[@azukiminazuki397]

underrated)))

[@HyperMAX9001]

I never knew these existed before your videos. And i like these are even simpler than T3.

[@michaelsmodelrailroading7665]

A great video, very interesting and informative. It's great to learn about this venerable and even noble tram, dutifully serving the commuting public. Thank you for producing and sharing it.

[@razorburn645]

Wow.. built tough. Also you gotta love switching tracks with a crowbar.

[@Aengus42]

Great videos and now I know about the story of the people's tram, the KTM5. I hope you & yours are well & happy! 💜☮️

[@jamesgilboy9302]

This is beautifully upbeat and makes me love the KTM-5. Thank you.

[@thesketchydude1315]

Hearing the Serbian music pop up in the background gave me a damn PTSD moment, that being said...interesting choice and great video my friend

[@filipjandus4537]

T3s are still very reliabely serving in Prague! The best tram ever

[@streetvideos260]

I have fallen in love with KTM-5..

[@eozcompany9856]

Czechoslovak Tatra T3 trams are also almost indestructible and still in wide use although their design is 60 years old.

[@boblennox9251]

Great story, well told. I had seen film of the KTM-5 cars operating in many cities, but did not know their history. I have even more respect for these robust vehicles, the citizens who travel daily on them, and the people who maintain them and keep them going.

[@sergeladmiral3691]

Belles pages de nostalgie de ces véhicules mythiques qui transportèrent tant d'espoirs ! Pensées de France.

[@Megumin-kb1gt]

You just have an excellent channel, it's a pity I didn't come across it earlier, please make a video about the most massive trolleybus ZIU-9/682

[@AyushmanSaini]

Watching this video, I've asked my GF to take me to a tram ride today in Minsk. My curiosity in tram ignited when I saw them for the first time in Moscow 3.5 years ago. We don't have trams in India anymore and I'm very excited to travel one today. :)

[@damianmatras8568]

I love historical documentaries about old Soviet engineering marvels. ❤ 😀

[@eugenia9999]

о, продолжение !!)) круто !!!)) спасибо !!))) интересные видосы )))

[@douglasstocks9698]

I've had the pleasure of riding several of them.

[@lonehivemindunit]

Speaker’s voice is like from old good TV! If IELTS listening speakers had the same voice… dreams-dreams

[@sinisatadic1959]

Great! Thank you for this video. Must see it, must visit it. Greetings from Belgrade and Budapest! :)

[@RvR6M2]

На вагонах КТМ-5 я начал свою историю любителя трамвая,и двойня досих-пор бегает по владивостоку!

[@neville132bbk]

Check out the partly restored tram system in Christchurch NZ. The route through the CBD was badly damaged in the 2nd great earthquake of Feb 22nd 2011 but is now fully back in service...and still charging tourist prices..

[@hubertmartis7110]

Beautiful video. We too miss our old trains.

[@bereisdorfer]

Dear Railways of the World, Great video!!! Congratulations!!! I also would like to suggest a subject: The Melbourne Tramway Network

[@70M45-c9r]

Why there are all the tracks so broken...It seems the tram is jumping on trampoline :D