⁴ᴷ 'Luas' Tramway action in Dublin, Ireland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Some action on the "Luas" tramway in Dublin, Ireland. This footage was taken on the Red Line.
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Taken on August 23rd, 2016.
I’ve never seen Rialto look so nice 😂😂
Nice video
Hmmmm..... so why the sudden interest in Ireland?
MicheyJoe BECAUSE IT'Z THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
I wonder why the end bogies swivel out from the faring on a curve but the center ones do not...
It has to do with where the trucks or bogies are located. There are four to each tram; one each about 1/3 the distance of each end section and the second and forth section are the bogies. Carefully watch under the fairing.
Fisean iontach! Is cosuil go bhfuil na traenacha an-ghlan agus eifeachtach! Chomh maith leis sin, ni chruthaionn traenacha leictreacha aon truailliu!
How the hell does anyone get run over by these things??? You'd have to stop and whip out a newspaper and scan the headlines for half an hour...
People rushing across the tracks when there’s a luas oncoming? They ain’t exactly slow?
@@Mgaffo222 i could Zimmer frame around dublin faster... Besides you'd want to be fing blind...
@@troyhayder6986 Clearly... 70kmh Zimmer Frame yeah right...
@@Mgaffo222 i have never ever seen these things doing anything other than a jog... Usually a brisk walk... Even whilst being on them...
@@troyhayder6986 Did you not even look at the video? clearly you can actually see them make some good speed there they have slower speed limits for when in the city center obviously they share the road with pedestrians and traffic... I doubt you can run 70kmh trains and trams are supposed to keep to the speed limits unless the signal says otherwise its not like driving a car where you can drive under the speed limit for whatever reason you want they have to keep schedule
nice vid
I'd love to see this rolling down Second Avenue, from 125th to the Battery!
+Dj Hammers Your the COOLEST than ever
+charles rios hahaha thanks! :D
your welcome
Anyone else notice the rat at 10:00?
Never knew Ireland had rats o-O
Pip M OI DONT YOU DARE SAY THA ABOU MY HOME
whatevs
Timothy Hickey yes that was funny lol
Well, I did notice a 'Tom & Jerry' style clip @8:51 :D
Any idea who makes rhe trams? Siemens? Hitachi?
cultusdeus citidas
Thanks. They look nice.
@@cultusdeus They are actually made by Alstom in France
I think they're made by Alstom but maintained by Citidas. Or something. Certainly the destination word on the front changes to Courier Citidas when the tram is out of order.
Dublin Tram
Wow. It's beautiful. What's up with the crap in NYC?
They used to have hundreds of these type of things in NYC but they ripped them all out. Big mistake. At least they're gonna build one along the waterfront in Brooklyn and Queens soon.
TheColorfulPub....the only problem with bringing these to Brooklyn & Queen is that it will interfere with parking which is a major issue now, especially with the Citibike program.
Let me explain why they were torn out here 1 they where street running. 2. Since they were street running they could only go the speed limit which is the same is it would be on a bus. 3. if a tram or trolley had a problem there would either be no way around it or a massive detour would be necessary. So it would be very inefficient to run trams here.
dbkoob nyc Part of the beauty of tram systems is that they can run on the street where they have to, and off when they can. The Luas is mostly off street, but not entirely. As such, it functions somewhat between a bus and a train.
C Lo But if you think Dublin's trams are beautiful, you should see the ones in Reims.
I'll Subscride to you
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