In this video a subway train is going out of service, The enthusiastic & persistent subway operator Warns & Warns Passengers to get off the train or they will be stuck on it.
There is always that one passenger that didn't hear him, didn't understand him or was sleeping. He didn't curse or personal insult anyone so I see nothing wrong with being blunt!
Its funny though. I sometimes don’t understand how people sleep on the subway when the time on the subway is limited. Its not a train to Ottawa or Montreal its just a brief jump around through the city a bit
Yeah lol I heard this exact same thing on the Washington DC subway, except the operator told passengers about the early service termination like 5 stops in advance and repeated it about 75 times. This is pretty standard practice.
My guess is that he's had some person before stay on the train after it went out of service and he had to deal with it so now he makes sure everyone knows that they are expected to remove themselves from the train.
+cal920c yea here in Vancouver i see people staying on the skytrain even when its the last station. its harmless most of the time because the train goes back into service and begins its line again.
Sam Savinainen Oh man, I LOVED riding the Skytrain! I wish that they wouldn't have messed with the design for Toronto, the Scarborough RT could've been something done right for once!
@@markymark443 Hes literally explaining to all passengers to leave the train at christie station due to delays. because his train will go out of service.
he seems to be really making a point about getting off the train.. they are probably fed up with idiots staying on board , to high or drunk or tripping or something else to move . or just don't want to move and want to go somewhere else.
I expected some colorful language when I read the title. At least he was good enough to make sure everyone knew to get off the train, lest they take an extended ride to nowhere.
Uhhh.... that's not how you put a train out of service on the TTC. The driver must get out of their cabin and walk through the entire train, checking every car for sleeping/deaf/headphone-wearing passengers.
sc0tte1 They may not actually HAVE the time...but those ARE the rules... at least as PUBLICLY stated... (Unless the train is being turned around...and even then...it happens...)
I've been on trains that are being short turned and they don't walk the train when they take it out of service. They count on the passengers getting out. Most of the time when ones goes out of service in the middle of the say it's because they are turning it back because of a delay somewhere on the line so they don't have trains bunching up at the ends of the line with nothing on the other direction.
The sad thing is, it doesn't matter how much you tell people, there will always be someone not listening who will stay on board. I know from experience - 5 years driving different metro trains! At least he IS telling people as most drives don't care.
Where did you drive metro trains? It wasn't Washington DC, was it? If so, do you know how long it takes one of those trains to stop? How many meters or seconds? Not like, the regular stopping, but emergency stopping?
Train operators do this all the time, their is absolutely no problem here. I've seen people sitting in their seats tell he says you will be stuck in the train for an hour.
Sadly the train operator has to say ..if you dont get off you will be stuck on here for over an hour... to get some people to move there butts, still nothing out of the normal.
Skywalker865 they do but since Christie isnt a normal terminal nor having a layup track, the TTC workers cant look through because it will back up traffic so they just hope when they pull outthat everybody heeded the warning and got off
It's the motors themselves making the noises. They make that noise when accelerating or decelerating. Edit: The traction motor itself is the Siemens P2000. They're used in New York City's late R110A trains, and the Los Angeles Metro Rail light rail vehicles.
You better change the name of your title of this video because the train driver didn't warn anybody he said what he had to say and just like the trains sometimes let me shut down and you got to take another train you don't understand how people have to be driving the train more than 12 hours sometimes 16 hours don't you understand and comprehend
Hmmm, poor Torontonian passengers altogether being short-shrifted .. what with being not only badgered at yet also THREATENED .. where was any route manager, physically taking peeks into each carriage and thereby ensuring the rake becoming emptied? Les Montréalais/es never short-turn trains like that. Poor Torontonians, I cannot believe the abundance of videographed crap occuring all around the now under-used-looking TTC network there :(
Yup, that's bold. Speaking loudly and directly is fine with me, but you should cap it off with a "we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you".
Amanda Marshall yea i had 1 driver on queen car say...FREE COFFEE DOUNTS AT THE BACK OF THE CAR...of course durin the rush 2 get people 2 move back lol
One time the man sitting across from me fell asleep while the train went out of service, me and some random girl both looked at the sleeping man the. Looked at eachother, chuckled then we watched as the train drove away with him in it...
😭goodbye train this train will only go one more station to christie to Christie station the train will be not in service and Christie will be the final stop
So what would have happened if you didn't get off the train in that short time? Would you get thrown off at the nearest station when you're discovered? A Barrie Transit driver was mighty pissed when he discovered me still on his bus half way back to the yard and dropped me off at the spot he learned I was still on his bus.
Sean Sudol What happens is the train will go out of service and if they find that there is anyone still on the train they'll have you arrested for trespassing. Same thing goes for GO Trains.
Fair enough warning. I took my daughter for a walk along Barrie's GO rail yard. We were discovered and one maintenance guy said it's better that he found us rather than GO staff (I guess he was contracted) and that we'd better leave. I didn't pull that stunt again.
Most likely you'd be stuck on it for an hour until the train next called at a station platform. It's unlikely that the driver/motorman/operator, etc, is going to make a special stop just to throw you off on a subway system. Buses are different however. Once I encountered a First Eastern Counties bus driver (I'm in Norfolk, UK, which is where the incident took place by the way) who went straight past my stop in Wymondham, Norfolk, which was the terminus on the route. I didn't ring the bell as I didn't have to, but after I noticed the bus failing to stop I immediately hit the "STOP" bell. This resulted in the driver pulling over at the next suitable location to drop me off, he opened the doors and I left the bus there. After passing that stop, his bus was technically "Not in Service", and he was heading to the bus garage at that point. The driver apologised but explained that he didn't know I was still on the bus as I didn't ring the bell, and he wasn't expecting someone to be going to that stop at that time of night so he didn't stop. This was presumably to save time in order to get down to the bus garage for booking off time. To be fair I did ask to be dropped off ASAP by pressing the "STOP" bell, so the driver did nothing wrong in stopping ASAP, in fact he was required to do so under company policy which prohibits a bus driver from carrying anyone on a bus that is not in service, especially intentionally.
I believe a recorded message plays "please stand clear of the doors" when the subway departs, but the conductor/driver can announce over the loudspeakers too
haha at least he warned them. My friend got on an out of service train and she didn't know where she was going. They found her and had to take her back.
They do that AFTER they make the announcement telling people the train is out of service so everyone in separate cars can hear and understand. THEN they walk up and down to see if everyone is off the train before they move the train.
People in Toronto will put up with anything, including being kicked off streetcars that are being short-turned and trains going out of service. Fortunately they have these unionized employee thugs that enjoy doing these deeds!
"Enjoy doing these deeds"??? Dude seriously?? You need to know why streetcars and other vehicles "SHORT TURN". They short turn to fill in the big gaps in service ; gaps caused by incidents whether it be by traffic or otherwise. If you don't close the gap between service then it has a ripple affect which will delay ALL of the following service and a 10 minute wait time turning into a 50 minute wait time. Get educated dude. And drivers dont short turn by their choice. Its authorized by the bosses
mbwisc3737 so Toronto. Its why things take so long to change if it ever does. Dont bother...there is always a flock of sheep to support the trough gouging tax gouging city unionized employees
0:55 and forward good job on the captions And once I saw a out of service t1 in the middle of the tunnel at Kennedy station. thats probably where you'll get stuck for the next hour until an operation moves the train for cleaning
What is he suppose to say it like? "Whisper it out on the Loud Soeaker?" People will complain over a fart over the Microphone. GET OFF THE TRAIN FOOLS! Thats What I would say! GET THE F OFF! NOW!!!!
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"Please get OFF the train, if you DON'T get off, you're STUCK on it for an hour!"
I wonder where the fuck it went...
TTC Depot? Christie Tailtracks?
I am willing to bet that someone didn't get off last time and blamed it on the operator.
BackSeatHump and ran to city news
There is always that one passenger that didn't hear him, didn't understand him or was sleeping. He didn't curse or personal insult anyone so I see nothing wrong with being blunt!
Its funny though. I sometimes don’t understand how people sleep on the subway when the time on the subway is limited. Its not a train to Ottawa or Montreal its just a brief jump around through the city a bit
What's wrong with what he said? In this city, you have to pretty much yell in order for anyone to pay attention, he was just doing his job.
My guess is he caused a snowflake or two to melt with his tone.
Definitely melted the snowflake who posted this video.
TJ Devereaux what you just said was nothing but completely true. Its just like saying to someone to not jay walk and things like that.
true
You are aware that this is normal, yes?
No he is a idiot that wanted to clickbait
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Yeah lol I heard this exact same thing on the Washington DC subway, except the operator told passengers about the early service termination like 5 stops in advance and repeated it about 75 times. This is pretty standard practice.
here in SG nah it aint
Wow, I just wasted two minutes watching this. (Still better than work)
So is it a waste then?
My guess is that he's had some person before stay on the train after it went out of service and he had to deal with it so now he makes sure everyone knows that they are expected to remove themselves from the train.
So... Who else starred through the windows to see if any morons were left on the train!
they check incase lol
+cal920c yea here in Vancouver i see people staying on the skytrain even when its the last station. its harmless most of the time because the train goes back into service and begins its line again.
Sam Savinainen Oh man, I LOVED riding the Skytrain! I wish that they wouldn't have messed with the design for Toronto, the Scarborough RT could've been something done right for once!
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***** Because human drivers over apply the brakes, causing wheel flatening and unnecessary rail wear. A computer never would.
"IF YOU DONT LEAVE YOU WILL BE STUCK ON IT FOR AN HOUR!!!!!!"
Then what? I take it that you will have to wait for the train to resume its next service after it reaches the depot?
If someone is stuck then the maybe stuck for hours or minutes
If I was homeless I'd remain on the train in order to get in a safe nap.
+Whispering Mist ooh, good idea!
+Whispering Mist this is the best comment ever written
What a good idea. I'm autism and as autism i love metro trains so much. So in case if i was homeless i will live in a metro train.
I just don't get what message the subway operator was trying to make? Its so unclear to me....he's just too vague.
+bill smith i dunno...something about his nose?
@@markymark443 Hes literally explaining to all passengers to leave the train at christie station due to delays. because his train will go out of service.
@@thehamiltonfirefighter4746that's why the driver talked so harsh. The driver really upset that the driver forced to take out service.
he seems to be really making a point about getting off the train.. they are probably fed up with idiots staying on board , to high or drunk or tripping or something else to move . or just don't want to move and want to go somewhere else.
I expected some colorful language when I read the title. At least he was good enough to make sure everyone knew to get off the train, lest they take an extended ride to nowhere.
Why did that "If you don't leave, you're stuck on it for an hour." make me laugh-
He did exactly what he was suppose to. Get everyone off the train.
I mean people fall asleep on the train, so... He's probably experienced.
Its almost as if.....a security threat may have been predicted? o_O VERY suspicious.....
Its that or he spilled coffee on his crotch
Uhhh.... that's not how you put a train out of service on the TTC. The driver must get out of their cabin and walk through the entire train, checking every car for sleeping/deaf/headphone-wearing passengers.
They do that once they reach the station before the yard
They don't have time for that, there are other trains a couple minutes behind
sc0tte1
They may not actually HAVE the time...but those ARE the rules... at least as PUBLICLY stated... (Unless the train is being turned around...and even then...it happens...)
I've been on trains that are being short turned and they don't walk the train when they take it out of service. They count on the passengers getting out. Most of the time when ones goes out of service in the middle of the say it's because they are turning it back because of a delay somewhere on the line so they don't have trains bunching up at the ends of the line with nothing on the other direction.
Thats when they Short-Turn. Because the Next station is the same station when they short-Turn.
The sad thing is, it doesn't matter how much you tell people, there will always be someone not listening who will stay on board. I know from experience - 5 years driving different metro trains! At least he IS telling people as most drives don't care.
Where did you drive metro trains? It wasn't Washington DC, was it? If so, do you know how long it takes one of those trains to stop? How many meters or seconds? Not like, the regular stopping, but emergency stopping?
I drove Metro trains in Perth and Adelaide in Australia.
***** nvm then dude. Sorry for bothering you.
Some people just don’t make any sense 😂
Train operators do this all the time, their is absolutely no problem here. I've seen people sitting in their seats tell he says you will be stuck in the train for an hour.
Nothing wrong with what he said but hilarious in the way he said it.
After Christie, There is a center track
Train car 5111 is a rush hour train,; there taking it off the line and deadhead back to greenwood
If these messages were automated this would be funnier.
And let's hope there will be cameras inside every car for the driver and guard to check.
actually the train guard and driver have to check the entire train.
watch when theres a little kid in one of the seats while this operater talks as if he was about to fire an employie
the toronto rocket trains have cameras on them all of the others don't. They also rely check to see everyone is off a train when they short turn it
what about the people who are deaf? what is going to happen to them?
too bad for them nothing can be done for them if nobody helps them
They’ll probably realize that everyone is getting off and they’ll just get off
I went to Spadina Station in an H6 But at Royal York, It went out of service in 2011
I always thought they thoroughly checked trains before they went out of service, Not like it was going to a yard but still :P
Where did it go then?
They do do that sometimes, especially on the TR's(Toronto rockets)
GET OFF THE TRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! **Brakes Everyones ears**
So, is the train going out of service?
idamontede Yes, They took it out of service.
UrbanDigest yes
Did it retire?
No
UrbanDigest why
Why will passengers get stuck on a train for an hour when the train is out of service?
Presumably because the next stop will be in an hour
one hrs
Also did anyone check to see if there were any idiots left on the train 😂😂😂?
Around 2012-2013 they used to often go out of service at chester/christie. Just something interesting
the train sounds like r110a
I know
True, and just absolutely like Taipei Red Line Subway C301
Maybe Cuz They Have They Same Engine
@@smrtc651productions That Ain't a B6, a B6 doesn't exist, That was a Bombardier T-1, a personal Favorite
Ikr
Sadly the train operator has to say ..if you dont get off you will be stuck on here for over an hour... to get some people to move there butts, still nothing out of the normal.
"THIS IS LAST STOP GET OFF THE TRAIN PUNKASS MARK!"
Skywalker865 they do but since Christie isnt a normal terminal nor having a layup track, the TTC workers cant look through because it will back up traffic so they just hope when they pull outthat everybody heeded the warning and got off
There's the ossigton storage track, just after christie
Love the sound of the T1's. they sound really nice. Where does that sound come from?
the lights
@@ppolow What? No.
It's the motors themselves making the noises. They make that noise when accelerating or decelerating.
Edit: The traction motor itself is the Siemens P2000. They're used in New York City's late R110A trains, and the Los Angeles Metro Rail light rail vehicles.
You better change the name of your title of this video because the train driver didn't warn anybody he said what he had to say and just like the trains sometimes let me shut down and you got to take another train you don't understand how people have to be driving the train more than 12 hours sometimes 16 hours don't you understand and comprehend
T1 TTC subway car "5111" from Bathurst to Christie Station
he wanted to smoke a spliff in peace LMAO
Another happy professional TTC Employee LOL Pathetic
lol once I slept on the train and it happens until I woke up and no guy on thr train
crispy station...they alway tell people 2 get off at this station mostly at rush hr..blah and its not the last stop.
What's wrong with that? If you don't get off the train, it parks in the middle track between Christie and Ossington for up to one hour.
i dont understand the point of this video
Hmmm, poor Torontonian passengers altogether being short-shrifted .. what with being not only badgered at yet also THREATENED .. where was any route manager, physically taking peeks into each carriage and thereby ensuring the rake becoming emptied? Les Montréalais/es never short-turn trains like that. Poor Torontonians, I cannot believe the abundance of videographed crap occuring all around the now under-used-looking TTC network there :(
Yup, that's bold. Speaking loudly and directly is fine with me, but you should cap it off with a "we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you".
Amanda Marshall yea i had 1 driver on queen car say...FREE COFFEE DOUNTS AT THE BACK OF THE CAR...of course durin the rush 2 get people 2 move back lol
trish devine Did passengers actually believe that lmao
haha
+Jason Marcel an apology from the TTC? Hell, they screw up so much they need a dozen "We're Sorry" rubberstamps made for them.
What city is this? If it was Chicago, it would sound like, plebaale llebhekl trianyjhgldd. Huh?
Toronto
that is the door operator
You mean the conductor right?
Best captions ever
One time the man sitting across from me fell asleep while the train went out of service, me and some random girl both looked at the sleeping man the. Looked at eachother, chuckled then we watched as the train drove away with him in it...
Why not just pull the intercom to let the driver know?
WHY IS THE TRAIN OUT OF SERVICE
Its going to the storage track
that's one helluva long train
The T1 trains are made up of 3 pairs of “married” cars, so 6 cars in total. They are about the length of a regular subway platform
Haha :P he did his job effectively :P
😭goodbye train this train will only go one more station to christie to Christie station the train will be not in service and Christie will be the final stop
what about the people who are deaf? what is going to happen to them?
They will get stuck on the train for an hour.
That Happen To Me Yesterday At 8:20 Pm The Train Was Out Of Service Everyone get off At Christie Station
So I get off at Christie station?
Can someone tell me how someone is able to hack into your youtube & watch what you watch & is there a way to catch them find out who they are.
And that's how it's done!
close line 2 ok?
T1 Sounds Like R110A
Don't they usually walk in the train to see if all passengers are off before the leave??
Well at least the driver was tell you what will happen. If he didn't I would be pissed that I was stuck on the train. lol.
So what would have happened if you didn't get off the train in that short time? Would you get thrown off at the nearest station when you're discovered? A Barrie Transit driver was mighty pissed when he discovered me still on his bus half way back to the yard and dropped me off at the spot he learned I was still on his bus.
Sean Sudol What happens is the train will go out of service and if they find that there is anyone still on the train they'll have you arrested for trespassing. Same thing goes for GO Trains.
Fair enough warning. I took my daughter for a walk along Barrie's GO rail yard. We were discovered and one maintenance guy said it's better that he found us rather than GO staff (I guess he was contracted) and that we'd better leave. I didn't pull that stunt again.
Most likely you'd be stuck on it for an hour until the train next called at a station platform. It's unlikely that the driver/motorman/operator, etc, is going to make a special stop just to throw you off on a subway system.
Buses are different however. Once I encountered a First Eastern Counties bus driver (I'm in Norfolk, UK, which is where the incident took place by the way) who went straight past my stop in Wymondham, Norfolk, which was the terminus on the route. I didn't ring the bell as I didn't have to, but after I noticed the bus failing to stop I immediately hit the "STOP" bell. This resulted in the driver pulling over at the next suitable location to drop me off, he opened the doors and I left the bus there. After passing that stop, his bus was technically "Not in Service", and he was heading to the bus garage at that point.
The driver apologised but explained that he didn't know I was still on the bus as I didn't ring the bell, and he wasn't expecting someone to be going to that stop at that time of night so he didn't stop. This was presumably to save time in order to get down to the bus garage for booking off time. To be fair I did ask to be dropped off ASAP by pressing the "STOP" bell, so the driver did nothing wrong in stopping ASAP, in fact he was required to do so under company policy which prohibits a bus driver from carrying anyone on a bus that is not in service, especially intentionally.
Really the subway is going out of service at Christie
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Just doing his job what else was he supposed to say?
Becaue of how many times he sed that I would lafe if someone got left on that train
If it was really crowded I'd be worried it would leave before it started moving. Was that the driver saying that? Usually a girl voice announces.
I believe a recorded message plays "please stand clear of the doors" when the subway departs, but the conductor/driver can announce over the loudspeakers too
+Nathan Adam (SchobbishBot3000) that's on the new trains only.
Yeah on TRs
lol...you will be stuck on the train for an hour.
Like How He Used "Bold" Words For The Title
haha at least he warned them. My friend got on an out of service train and she didn't know where she was going. They found her and had to take her back.
On March 18 2015 The Train Was Out Of Service at Pape station
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos ok thanks
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos so why are you telling us in April?
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos ummmmmmmm may I speak for everyone NOBODY CARES!
You heard the “arriving at Christie station”announcement but not the “next station is Christie” announcement
This is a false announcement. Operators are supposed to walk up and down the subway car to make sure everyone is off.
They do that AFTER they make the announcement telling people the train is out of service so everyone in separate cars can hear and understand. THEN they walk up and down to see if everyone is off the train before they move the train.
Am I too guess that the train is now out of service?
Good job!!!
So what's the next stop?
+TemujinKhan8 Hell
lol
If it kept going after Christie the net stop would be Ossington.
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camera work very sloppy
he is made to be like this
at the end you can see an h6 on the other side
People in Toronto will put up with anything, including being kicked off streetcars that are being short-turned and trains going out of service. Fortunately they have these unionized employee thugs that enjoy doing these deeds!
"Enjoy doing these deeds"??? Dude seriously?? You need to know why streetcars and other vehicles "SHORT TURN". They short turn to fill in the big gaps in service ; gaps caused by incidents whether it be by traffic or otherwise. If you don't close the gap between service then it has a ripple affect which will delay ALL of the following service and a 10 minute wait time turning into a 50 minute wait time. Get educated dude. And drivers dont short turn by their choice. Its authorized by the bosses
mbwisc3737 so Toronto. Its why things take so long to change if it ever does. Dont bother...there is always a flock of sheep to support the trough gouging tax gouging city unionized employees
This may often happen at night, when the subway closes.
Bold? LOL
attention all passengers, GET OFF THE F#$KING TRAIN!!!!!
That's what the TTC does sometimes
0:55 and forward good job on the captions
And once I saw a out of service t1 in the middle of the tunnel at Kennedy station. thats probably where you'll get stuck for the next hour until an operation moves the train for cleaning
0:55
What a lad
it that the T1 Train?
+Fun Video Fan Number 1 Yes, it is
@@christopherkotsopoulos701 1:57 am I right?
@@CanadaGaming9012 I don't know. It's not my video.
he was warned to much i got confused
What is he suppose to say it like? "Whisper it out on the Loud Soeaker?" People will complain over a fart over the Microphone. GET OFF THE TRAIN FOOLS! Thats What I would say! GET THE F OFF! NOW!!!!
At least say "sorry for the inconvenience."
I thought he was very loud.
Aloud Allowed
Ge it its a Pun... I Think
Didn’t happened to me
Reminds me of the train of the MTRR like where there is a single door. To croton harmon
Every other announcement sounds like muttering
Sounds like the R110A from nyc
Normal
so what !
i was on that train and heard that
OUT OF SERVICE