Came from NYT article - Transit is very satisfying, and especially for anyone on the spectrum. For the most part trains are reliable, patterned, and consistent. The bright coloring and musicality are enjoyable. A video of doors kerplunking closed exactly captures that satisfying feeling. Love that it got 2M views even before the NYT linked to it!
As a Spectrum adult raising a spectrum child, it is soothing. My son loves my trains and buses as much as I do. NYCT forever; those in charge need to get it tofuckingether
It seems the YT algorithm is blocking comments that have a link to the New York Times Article that came out about train and subway announcements because of the link. The full title of the article is "The Hidden Melodies of Subways Around the World When train doors close, these jingles warn riders to stand clear." and you can find it on their website. You can find the link to the article in the Community section of this channel.
man im so glad that there's people like you who travel round the world to take videos of seemingly trivial things. Tho, this is a big part of my commutes anytime i travel, thanks for sharing!
Later... Stand Clear of the closing doors *Train Chime* *Person had to be on time but the running made the train delay* Open Doors 4 second Close doors
The knobhead on TPX is a constant problem. I use TPX as they are my local and EVERY SINGLE TRAIN gets that at rush hour ... Without fail. They now have a warning siren on the platform that goes off as required.
Older subway trains in Munich (Type A from the video and also the similar type B) have manual announcements. Also, their doors must be opened manually by the passengers using the door handle.
Luckily Type A is (officially) getting retired by next year, although some employees from Munich’s transport authority told me that Type A might stay a little longer
@@XM.2005 As someone tending towards nostalgia, I'm not that happy to see the type A trains go away. They're iconic and comfortable, and in the past few years, some have gotten digital screens and automated announcements retrofitted. But it's necessary because replacement parts for 50 year old subway trains are hard to get anymore.
@@LunaDragofelis Actually the retrofit program you mentioned is exactly more or less the reason of why the A Type will stay a while longer. You see, part of the program is the installation of a new fire supression system on the newer B and C1 Trains (which will continue service until sometime in the 2030s) in order to comply with new security guidelines, which will take effect next year. According to the people I talked with, the system is not yet coming along very nicely with the rest of the trains tech. And on top of that, for some reason, replacement parts for B-type are harder to come by these days than for the A-type. So until these issues get resolved properly, the A-Trains will stay in service. Although neither the transit authority nor the personell are particularly happy about that.
Do Paris later. Maybe add the Acela. Also, ALL of Max has the sound type 5 has. All of skytrain too(Maybe include WCE). Philly, LA, the new bart cars, Toronto, Montreal, Singapore, the 5000 cars of Chicago(you can tell if the first digit is a 5), Glasgow, Berlin, and tons of others.
OltonHall at least do Los Angeles, all of our trains have different chimes (I even have a sample of a Nippon Sharyo P865 door chime on me) and our red line chimes sound like the ones in boston
Piccadilly Line train leaving Piccadilly Circus. Hammersmith & City Line train leaving Hammersmith. Waterloo & City Line train leaving Waterloo. Bakerloo Line train leaving Baker Street.
Came from NYT article -
Transit is very satisfying, and especially for anyone on the spectrum. For the most part trains are reliable, patterned, and consistent. The bright coloring and musicality are enjoyable. A video of doors kerplunking closed exactly captures that satisfying feeling. Love that it got 2M views even before the NYT linked to it!
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As a Spectrum adult raising a spectrum child, it is soothing. My son loves my trains and buses as much as I do. NYCT forever; those in charge need to get it tofuckingether
Guess I'm on the spectrum now
It seems the YT algorithm is blocking comments that have a link to the New York Times Article that came out about train and subway announcements because of the link. The full title of the article is "The Hidden Melodies of Subways Around the World
When train doors close, these jingles warn riders to stand clear." and you can find it on their website. You can find the link to the article in the Community section of this channel.
That article led me here!
I’m used to the PATH, MTA, and NJT beeps the most but amazing how different some are. But I love the sound of the accelerating motor at the end.
Finally a sequel (other than Toy Story 2) that lives up to its predecessor.
I just watched 3 and a half minutes of train doors closing, and I enjoyed every second of it.
Same! Why ist this so fascinating? 🤔😂
Exactly im obsessed with train doors
@@Whycantichangemyhandle. thanks for helping me rediscover this video, i just watched 3 and a half minutes of train doors closing again
2:10 the PATH has such a nice chime
I agree
Totally agree, I’m pretty sure i listened to it for like a hundred times 😂
man im so glad that there's people like you who travel round the world to take videos of seemingly trivial things. Tho, this is a big part of my commutes anytime i travel, thanks for sharing!
The tube ones are just iconic 😌🇬🇧
02:09 Brings back memories
3:25 the sound is... beautiful
Yes
omg yes
Vacuum
Yeah true...
If you don’t know what it is it’s Victoria line in London Underground
0:49 it sounds like the grand London clock striking two
Ayy! A CTA door chime! Nice to see a train door announcement from my nearest city
NYT brought me here. This collection is superb! Great job
Thanks for this. I found out about it in today's New York Times (8/13/21). Wonderful to see your work compiled like this.
0:58
This tram is for...
*doors start to close*
Edinburgh airport
I think we are on the wrong tra-
*SLAM*
Addlłll"p0pll"
@@filipmarzec8824 what?
0:58 beeping
Sorry for the late reply (and to ruin the fun, don't mean to) but that wouldn't work, the Edinburgh tram is just 1 line, no branches
Fesak8 no
What I like about this, is that it shows that different sounds mean the same thing and our minds are able to process it and understand it is amazing.
Great video! I love the Victoria Line and the S7 stock! :)
We were in Dublin and rode the Hop on and Off Bus and the Luas on our last two days in Ireland in June 2019. We hope to be back in the next few Years.
You should see the awesome chimes on the Montreal Metro
2:09 Stand Clear of the clo--
**DINGDNOGG**
*Close Door*
BNSF The Train that’s because the train conductor controls the announcements
Steven Zhou When?
The always to that lmao
xD
Later...
Stand Clear of the closing doors
*Train Chime*
*Person had to be on time but the running made the train delay*
Open Doors
4 second
Close doors
The old British beeping sound also used for southern units but thameslink has a much newer British beeping chime
The knobhead on TPX is a constant problem. I use TPX as they are my local and EVERY SINGLE TRAIN gets that at rush hour ... Without fail. They now have a warning siren on the platform that goes off as required.
I remember watching this video as a young lil' guy, holy shit the nostalgia
Fun video! Like this comment if you came from the NYT article!
I miss the WMATA 4000 series chime, but the 7000 series is cool.
1:13 has got to be one of my biggest pet peeves when riding the train.
If you're not getting off at the next station, get the fuck out of the doorway!
I Highly Agree
The Miami metro rail closing sound calms me due to fact I live in Miami.
2:53 my fav lol XD
0:05 is my fav
My fav aswell lol and he noticed he was getting recorded lollll
2:10 my fav
Yay! You added my favourite London underground stocks!
2:09
*Announcer* Stand clear of the clo-
*Ding dong*
Automaniac11 it’s the PA-5
@Seemon The Gac yes ik i am from jersey the old PA’s retired in 2014 i believe
Automaniac11 PA-1?
that aint no announcer thats a bot
@Seemon The Gac PA-1 thru PA-4
2:09 me live next to PATH
Those piano like tones sound really nice and soothing.
3:24 I like the sound of London Underground
Edit: it’s the 2009 stock that runs on the Victoria line
0:53 ah yes, memories of a crackhead singing out of tune at 5 AM during my morning commute to school
you have created a curs- I mean meme
1:05 Great Western Railway - Class 150
Older subway trains in Munich (Type A from the video and also the similar type B) have manual announcements. Also, their doors must be opened manually by the passengers using the door handle.
Luckily Type A is (officially) getting retired by next year, although some employees from Munich’s transport authority told me that Type A might stay a little longer
@@XM.2005 As someone tending towards nostalgia, I'm not that happy to see the type A trains go away. They're iconic and comfortable, and in the past few years, some have gotten digital screens and automated announcements retrofitted. But it's necessary because replacement parts for 50 year old subway trains are hard to get anymore.
@@LunaDragofelis Actually the retrofit program you mentioned is exactly more or less the reason of why the A Type will stay a while longer. You see, part of the program is the installation of a new fire supression system on the newer B and C1 Trains (which will continue service until sometime in the 2030s) in order to comply with new security guidelines, which will take effect next year. According to the people I talked with, the system is not yet coming along very nicely with the rest of the trains tech. And on top of that, for some reason, replacement parts for B-type are harder to come by these days than for the A-type. So until these issues get resolved properly, the A-Trains will stay in service. Although neither the transit authority nor the personell are particularly happy about that.
0:50 *Ding dong* Doors Closing
CLASSIC Chicago! :-)
this is the best video ever
I love Victoria Line train sound 😌
1:10 is a vibe
Awesome video!
I just read the NYT article. You sure do ride a lot of trains. Thanks for sharing.
I've always found it funny how the PATH door chime often cuts off the "doors closing" announcement.
I love the sound if the train and subway
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oof
3:07 I’ve been in this train in March of this year! They are amazing!
I mostly like the 1 door closing because it feels like your on a private train
3:24 me when I step on a lego
Now that you recorded the Luas doors closing, why don't you add in the DART and/or Iarnród Éireann Commuter doors next time, pls?
3:06 my hometown metrorail!😀
Same!
Yay me too
Wait yall live in virginia-
@@nexus9081 nah b i live in the District
Same
0:29 GVB Amsterdam Metro - M2/M3 Series
2:09 Port Authority Trans Hudson (PATH) (New York City/New Jersey City)
0:11 TFL London Underground - S Stock
Temple station
In London
I believe that trimet max has the best sounds.
You need to do Queensland Rail EMU trains. Those close ridiculously fast.
3:17 TFL London Underground - Victoria Line - 2009 Stock
Where was the TTC chime?
3:12 is your intro
Richard Schultz 3:12 For ROBLOX also
Windows 2000 what?really meh?
Yes!
2:09 “Stand Clear of the Clo- [DING DONG]”
0:41 I Don’t Remember The Last Time I Went On The Piccadilly Line
Where did u get the LUAS to?
Abbey St.
I got it to st stephen's green which is on the green line.
Did you know that you can change for the green line from Marlborough or O'connel GPO at Abbey street?
*The next station is*
Mtr beep comes up
@ChatotTheSinger 500 🤔
@Spanolier 2:16 and 0:17
Nice Oltonhall!
A lot of variety in this version
Rory Mowat jh8iu
0:49 the chime sounds like the millenium funcliar beno rode
Bruh. Wtf. It doesn’t.
Tram & Bus Door Closing Announcements, beeps and Chimes, with Cracow, Poland, please?
3:25 I Like The Sound Of The Stock
This Is A Victoria Line 2009 Stock, The Old 1967 Stock (Victoria Line) Retired
same, the motor sound gives me feeling in the future
3:18 london victoria line door closing.
2:03 My personal favourite.
00:34 Yongin Everline doors chime.
1:12 violent doors!!
And Also Mk3 Coaches In The UK are Violent,Because They’re Slam Doors
1:11*
Most of those trains have much less violent doors, that one was a bit more energetic than usual 😆
Also Class 43 Is violent (ScotRail)
Paris RER B and old metro have violent doors. VAL208 and (not) VAL 206 too.
The M2/M3 was Withdrawn due to their age, and Replced with newer Alstom Metropolis M5 Built in Poland
THANKS FOR DOING THE NFTA BUFFALO NY
Try getting the VTA Light Rail door closing Chime
2:09 Stand clear of the cl-*DING-DONG*doors close**
STOP IT, STOP IT
1:51 MTBA - Red Line - 1800 Series
To do this you must be bored
That’s not nice
0:40 TFL London Underground - Piccadilly Line - 1973 Stock
2:54 man doesnt have eyes
a wi Scary
Lol so true
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lol how did he get to the train station by himself
I really like the British ones, the doors are a unique design
Nice exterior design too
0:15 I guess we'll never know what the next station is
Charlie Clapp you Cheenel Picture looks cool
Embakment maybe
It's either Embankment or Blackfriars since the station was at Temple
@@RmsTitanic59 yes, i watched the another underground videos, it says "the next station is embankment"
Embankment for sure
1:13 Did Anyone Notice That Music?
I did I thought it was coming from a person
The windows on the doors on the GWR Class 150 Sprinter look very similar to Hong Kong MTR's M-stock.
The orginal windows in both trains may have come from the same company in the UK.
AUSTRALIAN: DOORS CLOSING PLEASE STAND CLEAR *SIRENS*
This was published on my birthday
Happy birthday m8
Where is the Kibel? ;p
The MBTA Type 8 door chime sounds like the LIRR C3 door chime.
2:08 ach ach the best sound i've ever heard
Do Paris later. Maybe add the Acela. Also, ALL of Max has the sound type 5 has. All of skytrain too(Maybe include WCE). Philly, LA, the new bart cars, Toronto, Montreal, Singapore, the 5000 cars of Chicago(you can tell if the first digit is a 5), Glasgow, Berlin, and tons of others.
I'd have to win the lottery to have the time and money to do all those. I can only dream.
OltonHall at least do Los Angeles, all of our trains have different chimes (I even have a sample of a Nippon Sharyo P865 door chime on me) and our red line chimes sound like the ones in boston
John Schuster Those Boston chimes are littttttttt
QuarioQuario54321 That is a pretty tall order
S Stock Are Circle Line, H&City Line, Metropolitan Line, And District Line?
3:28 Victoria line leaving Victoria
Piccadilly Line train leaving Piccadilly Circus.
Hammersmith & City Line train leaving Hammersmith.
Waterloo & City Line train leaving Waterloo.
Bakerloo Line train leaving Baker Street.
Lol
That is london victoria station (i think)
But on victoria line is called victoria
Oh sh*t.
Here we go
3:25 Bombardier Movia
1:51 MBTA - Red Line - 1800 Series (Boston) (Recommended To Press After The End Of The Intercity 225 Door Chime)
Do the A line in denver! It's a new type of train.
That will most likely be in the next video.
You need to do Helsinki Metro.
London and Tokyo Mixed me up
*DEEING DOONG* doors clossing 0:50
Btw it's the type of transit I my home city
same here
0:57 Transport for Edinburgh - Edinburgh Tram
Slt ns
3:08 Ms. martin's voice!
From goanimate?!
Yeah, DUH.
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Yeah
I LIKE ALL THE SUBWAY TRAINS
I come from London and on the central line doors were abit sticky 😮😅❤