I like how at 2:16 caption say: Please do not rush into the train (literally: no reason rushing is prohibited) Man, Japan really care about train safety!
0:00 Hong Kong MTR 1:39 Also Hong Kong MTR 0:50 Also Hong Kong MTR 2:28 ALSSSSOOOOO Hong Kong MTR 4:00 also Hong Kong MTR 4:53 Also Hong Kong MTR 6:11 Also Hong Kong MTR 6:37 Hong Kong MTR you know it bro
This is why having to speak mandarin and then english is so difficult for announcements. First they speak mandarin on time but when the english comes the doors are already closed
Love from Austrria 🇦🇹 I like the Japanese train melodies, nice gentle jingles. When the doors shut in Vienna's subway, (U4 for example) they just make a loud "angry" beeping signal. I really like the melody of departing Japanese trains, do you have a video with more of it? Arigatou (Can't write Japanese on my phone, sorry)
MTR Train List: 0:01 Island Line M-Train(Urban Lines) 0:45 Kwun Tong Line C-Train 1:38 West Rail Line/Tuen Ma Line SP1900 2:26 Island Line M-Train(Urban Lines) 4:00 Airport Express A-Train 4:53 Tung Chung Line A-Train 6:11 Airport Express A-Train 6:37 Tung Chung Line K-Train
It’s because at the time the footage was recorded, only two stations had platform gates. Now that platform gates have been installed at every station, the conductor no longer needs to stick his hand out the window for the manual operation of the platform gates, but just stick his head out before closing the train doors to cue the gates to open/close with the sound coming from the door chimes (I bet those gates have some kind of audio sensor like the ones in Tokyo).
This was done in order to reduce delays (with 2 stations that have gates, there is no need to automate them as they are busy stations but now that the gates are in all stations, they decided to fully automate them because the train has to depart the station on time (The Midosuji line arrives/departs every 3 minutes).
The only thing I can’t wait to see is the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) to start operation from next year and the announcements at some stations in Central London to have different announcements including one announcement-“Attention please, the doors are now closing. This train is now to leave”.
Where is St. Petersburg? The city where this technology was first applied? Sorry, if it’s not right, I only study English and translated through Google.
@@sgbuses Since I live in St. Petersburg, I have the opportunity to film and send you their work! After quarantine, of course) Because it’s Russia, maybe 4,000 rubles ($ 50, but for us it’s a lot of money) will be fined (‾ʖ̫‾) Okay, I hope you understand me)
@곽노민 Singapore MRT all underground stations since 1989, and all stations since 2012. Hong Kong all underground stations since 2005, and all stations since 2018, except the original KCR line which opened in 1910 and is incompatible with PSDs.
@곽노민 That does not seem to be true, according to TH-cam videos and photos online of stations in Korea. But I don't live there so I cannot say for sure.
Because the doors closed so dangerously fast to prevent people from rushing onto the train and it was also really noisy because the sound of the doorframes were scraping the sliders before they bang each other LOUDLY. They were reconfigured in recent years to move at a gentler pace like the smaller platform gates and be less noisy than the old factory-like sounds of the old mechanism.
The door chime also changed because after the new door chime was introduced it started to confuse a lot of people because it was too similar. So they changed the sound to the sound that’s heard on the Ginza, Hibiya, Tozai, and Hanzomon lines.
Man i never ever get bored of singapore mrt
I like how at 2:16 caption say: Please do not rush into the train (literally: no reason rushing is prohibited) Man, Japan really care about train safety!
5:30 My favorite doors closing chime.
Fun Fact : That is A Tokyo Metro Namboku Line Station called Tameike Sanno (N 06)
TRR doors closing has even been amazing! 😊
The jingles on the Japanese trains make my day.
1
Tokyo Metro Platform Doors Closing
Namboku Line
2:15 N05 Roppongi-itchome 六本木一丁目
5:30 N06 Tameike-sannō 溜池山王
4:27 The original platform screen doors from 1987
Malaysia Trains
1:29
3:03
5:04 (my favourite)
Japan's door isn't buzzer sound and it is very cool
And malaysia KJL
I like those doors closing announcements. Sounds Fantastic.
Didn’t expect to see you here xD
And the music!
Tayo, Rogi, Lani And Gani Are Watching Your Closing Train Doors Video! I Posted On Video Last 2 Weeks Ago!
I Love Shinkesen ‘s melody
1:41 KCR West Rail (Now Tuen Ma Line) Nan Cheong Station.
At 1:00 Shinkansen Doors Closing
Singapore Platform Screen Doors Train Series Is The Best.
0:00 Hong Kong MTR
1:39 Also Hong Kong MTR
0:50 Also Hong Kong MTR
2:28 ALSSSSOOOOO Hong Kong MTR
4:00 also Hong Kong MTR
4:53 Also Hong Kong MTR
6:11 Also Hong Kong MTR
6:37 Hong Kong MTR you know it bro
Yotsuya Station? 4:44
3:25 WZ5611/XE1324特別關門聲2020-現在?
4:36 airport line to ESTINCHPF
신카센도쿄 무녀토카이테이오 목걸이자유꿈꾸기위해좋아 🎉 1:01
In US, all high-capacity lines are just open to the tracks.
2:07 downtown line will always be my fav ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
1:59
Please do not rush into the train
*quickly runs into train while announcement*
Much of the footage of the MTR trains was clearly taken before 2015, when the door chime synchronization program took place.
1:38
*door closes*
"The train is about to depart, please stand back from the platform screen doors!"
Yup... Logic...
This is why having to speak mandarin and then english is so difficult for announcements. First they speak mandarin on time but when the english comes the doors are already closed
Facts
I love MTR closeing doors sound
As a person who's been to hong kong last month, I can 1000000000000% agree.
2:45❤️
Love from Austrria 🇦🇹
I like the Japanese train melodies, nice gentle jingles. When the doors shut in Vienna's subway, (U4 for example) they just make a loud "angry" beeping signal.
I really like the melody of departing Japanese trains, do you have a video with more of it?
Arigatou (Can't write Japanese on my phone, sorry)
I'll try and find more of it from my archives.
@@sgbuses Thank you. Please keep up with your videos. You have awesome content 👍
This channel deserved subscribing.
Thank you!
@@sgbuses Hi!
Any Singaporeans here? 🇸🇬
Ridiculously Ridiculous I am
Hi :)
Yes,Me.
Me
Me!
my favorites are 0:06,0:52,2:42,3:07,3:32,3:48,
4:29,4:34,6:20 all Singapore trains
Alvin Gramonte 2:07 you forgot this
@@NuuweiLol o yeah
yes
Same here as a Singaporean I love the train
With much love from Singapore ^.^
I am Singapore here!!
@@BYD4005Z same
ホームドアを閉まるご注意ください！
홈 도어를 닫으십시오!
Language On Top And Bottom? 4:54
japanese and korean
MTR Train List:
0:01 Island Line M-Train(Urban Lines)
0:45 Kwun Tong Line C-Train
1:38 West Rail Line/Tuen Ma Line SP1900
2:26 Island Line M-Train(Urban Lines)
4:00 Airport Express A-Train
4:53 Tung Chung Line A-Train
6:11 Airport Express A-Train
6:37 Tung Chung Line K-Train
And why you do not have the clip of hong kong airport shuttle platform doors?
ive been waiting for this vis
2:42: Doors closing onboard
0:21 Just the one I like it the Toei Line
I like the music sound! 1:51
A2:02 “do not rush into the train”
SOMEONE RUSHES TO THE TRAIN
DO YOU MEAN 2:00?
Yes @Fearless_Razer
火車
This is satisfying,thx a lot
You're welcome 😊
4:01 6:43 Please stand back for the platform screen doors
4:54 Doors Closing ======= ====== HK
6:14 SEP
2:33 7:00 Why (Osaka metro) Midosuji line's platform gates won't close the same time as the train doors but on other lines do?
I think they are not automatic so conductor needs to check that no one is on the way and then close them.
@@a337z_5 Yes (I think so) , Because conductor announce a announcement say “The platform gate is now closing” after the door shut fully.
It’s because at the time the footage was recorded, only two stations had platform gates. Now that platform gates have been installed at every station, the conductor no longer needs to stick his hand out the window for the manual operation of the platform gates, but just stick his head out before closing the train doors to cue the gates to open/close with the sound coming from the door chimes (I bet those gates have some kind of audio sensor like the ones in Tokyo).
This was done in order to reduce delays (with 2 stations that have gates, there is no need to automate them as they are busy stations but now that the gates are in all stations, they decided to fully automate them because the train has to depart the station on time (The Midosuji line arrives/departs every 3 minutes).
I like the smrt doors closing announcement
Just that it’s platform,it’s much louder in the inside but soft in the outside.
Japan's platform doors have sound, but why?
I think it’s for warning other people that they are closing.😂
Because it is notice that the doors are closing.
Tokyo Metro's trains' doors have a several versions of his closing doors sound. They have a few versions?
Yes, original and refurbished ones have different version.
Such as 1990's trains?
Yes.
2:14 Saitama Rapid Railway 2000 Series Namboku Line
The only thing I can’t wait to see is the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) to start operation from next year and the announcements at some stations in Central London to have different announcements including one announcement-“Attention please, the doors are now closing. This train is now to leave”.
00:07 Nice to see the famous pair of SIE train brothers together
0:30 Why you skip great traction motors:(
There's a separate Alstom compilation video for that.
@@sgbuses Yeah I saw it, great vid:)
2:09 will done 2:20 for three 2:30 great healmons
2:43 R151 doors closing sound.
JR京都線の高槻駅とか、面白いかもしれませんよ(笑)
京阪は5000系が引退になればホームドア設置されるのかな…
Tokyo🇯🇵 Singapore 🇸🇬 Hong Kong 🇨🇳 London 🇬🇧 Kulalumpur 🇲🇾 Taiwan 🇼🇸
Alex Österholm you got 2 flag wrong
Hong Kong 🇭🇰Taiwan🇹🇼
Malaysia
But why I see a Korean word on the red train?
Singapore yas
1:52What song? Good to listening
Hong Kong 🇭🇰 doors are great😄
3:17 Japanese?
Singapore is always the best
My favorite 2:07
0:06
2:42
3:07
3:33
SMRT Nippon Sharyo c751b nice closing
That compation included one of the Shinkansen trains?
Yes.
mtr openebve
Where is St. Petersburg? The city where this technology was first applied? Sorry, if it’s not right, I only study English and translated through Google.
Didn't manage to visit Russia...yet.
@@sgbuses Since I live in St. Petersburg, I have the opportunity to film and send you their work! After quarantine, of course) Because it’s Russia, maybe 4,000 rubles ($ 50, but for us it’s a lot of money) will be fined (‾ʖ̫‾) Okay, I hope you understand me)
@@sgbuses I never talked with foreigners, I worry a little bit =)
Don't worry about filming it now, wait till it's safe and the quarantine ends. :)
@@sgbuses I finally found your video! I promised - I did) A disabled person who begged for money spoiled the video a little, but still
I like your videos
Good choice
The SMRT one sounded like NEL SBST Door Chime because you lower pitched it.
Yeah the whole video has been lower pitched.
4:05 done for TRRWD
Ichigaya Station? 6:33
No platform screen doors closing chime on Yamanote line here?
Not at time of visit. Probably still under installation.
There are platform doors at harajuku, Nishi nippori and ueno (I only know those
Almost every station except Shinjuku and Shibuya have platform screen gates now.
Cool vid!!
3:17 関西国際空港国際線シャトル
Russian Chan 今はないやつか
2:06 SBS Transit Metro
OuanouaChannel11TH Gamer it’s da downtown line (from Singapore and I live there)
Yes
This is a cool video!! Nice collection you have here :)
Thank you!
I also like you, swedish man, who you're riding on Elevators, Escalators and public transportation! Thanks!
OMG ITS ANTON V FROM SWEDEN
Can't agree more :)
@@n4up and?
Sloth doors at 2:46
but its your rolling stock ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°
Sticky doors*
But thats your queen...
But that’s the legendary C651
In this video we have a lot of Japan Trains and MTR(Hong Kong train)
6:36 MTR K-Stock (Tung Chung line)
Japan is the home of platform doors
@곽노민 Several other cities installed them earlier. Hong Kong since 1998. Singapore since 1987. St Petersburg since 1961.
@곽노민 Singapore MRT all underground stations since 1989, and all stations since 2012. Hong Kong all underground stations since 2005, and all stations since 2018, except the original KCR line which opened in 1910 and is incompatible with PSDs.
@곽노민 That does not seem to be true, according to TH-cam videos and photos online of stations in Korea. But I don't live there so I cannot say for sure.
@피즈치자 Singapore has them and some platform screen doors are like shorter
日本のやつ音が低いと思います。
I think that the height of Japanese train sound is low.
録音の装置の関係で音が低く聞こえるのではないでしょうか
外国のは警告音って感じですね🎵日本のはメロディが多いようですね🎵
Indeed!
That's very true! I wish Singapore also used such melodies instead of our current warning sounds
Please stand clear of closing door
the singapore trains.
either the screen doors are so damn high or the trains are so damn low.
even worse with the london underground trains
3:17 My BIG-I Art Project Award trip day!(2017 Nintendo Festival day at arrival)
Platform doors are the safty featres so everyone dont fall on the tracks only crew members open the doors
0:11 TAIPEI METRO
Bannan line
What is the words in english between 4:44 and 4:49?
Turn on Closed Captions [CC].
@@sgbuses not the door announcement the other words
NOT THIS
"Doors close soon after the melody ends". Also see: th-cam.com/video/XtV7sOJBAEs/w-d-xo.html
3:39 Why The Door Close Chime Same As Metrotrans Electric Bus
1:32 Malaysia KLIA Express.
The express dont have platform doors at every station
I know because im from malaysia
We will soon have these things in Germany too
Where is indonesia?
the namboku line platform door chimes has complited changed now
Time flies...how does the door chime sound now?
Similar to tozai and hanzomon lines
Because the doors closed so dangerously fast to prevent people from rushing onto the train and it was also really noisy because the sound of the doorframes were scraping the sliders before they bang each other LOUDLY. They were reconfigured in recent years to move at a gentler pace like the smaller platform gates and be less noisy than the old factory-like sounds of the old mechanism.
The door chime also changed because after the new door chime was introduced it started to confuse a lot of people because it was too similar. So they changed the sound to the sound that’s heard on the Ginza, Hibiya, Tozai, and Hanzomon lines.
@@trainsandmore2319 the door chime and door mechanism are replaced due to the age (this type has been used since mid 90s)
The Hong Kong closing sound in the video is different than real
1:40 old kcr announcement ?
シンガポールが多くて嬉しい！
シンガポールに住んでます
Awesome!
@@daveang12 if ur talking to me which ia def not idk
WHICH LINE YOU WERE IN 1:51?
Marunouchi line I think
Yes.
Tokyo station.
JR's FANTASTIC CARS Marunochi Line
We need this in North America
Why Hongkong ones are low pitch ?
Yes.
Jubilee line is incorrect pitch.
lowed pitch. I see cuz I live in Hong Kong and the Train door closing Chimes is little high pitch
I live in Hong Kong too!
+1
In which location you did that part from the compilation in 3:17?
Kansai Airport shuttle.
I just like the Hong Kong mtr west rail line sp1900
Mtr list:1-chaiwan,tiu keng Ieng,tuenmun
3:40
These trains are 😍
1:13 Sound Like a Car Reverse gear Chime
Hyundai, Kia, Renault Samsung, Ford, Mercedes Benz, Chrysler, Chevrolet GM, Toyota, Lexus,