The Tram System of Tallinn

Following the recent upload of my Russian Metro video, I have travelled to Tallinn in Estonia.
In this video we will go over brief operations on the system and what you can expect to see on this interesting and fascinating tram system.

[@DerpyNub]

6:31 i completely forgot about these old trams

[@timosha21]

I am a train 🚆and I approve this video!!!

[@carleryk]

Actually all commuter trains are either diesel or electric. Electric trains serve the Greater Tallinn area routes (Harjumaa county) and diesel trains are meant for intercity routes. There are no bimodal commuter trains in Estonia.

[@volkmargoeritz]

Are the KT4s really all taken over from the GDR, or is it perhaps KT4SU after all?

[@Georg_O]

10 KT4SUs were converted to KT6 and only one KT4SU is still left. Rest of the old Tatra trams are KT4D mostly from Erfurt.

[@volkmargoeritz]

@@Georg_O OK, Thank You for this

[@RedShadow67]

Wow a tatra kt4 nf6 in germany are 2 or 3 citys that have the same like this one city is Schöneiche Rüdersdorf

[@mratp123]

Actualy, he says that katra trams have a new section. Well its not true, a part of the old trams already had it, they just got rebuilded as the other trams.

[@randlofs]

It was added about 12 years before the modernisation.

[@DSBMAC13]

Ich krieg Ferneweh, wenn ich das seh - auch wenn mir die alten Trams besser gefallen haben dort, und die mittlerweile leider ausgemusterten Skoda 14tr Oberleitungsbusse.
Hoffe, dieser Scheißdreckslockdown ist mal bald endlich vorbei.
Ahjo und die alte 157 (bei 6:31) wird fast nur noch - wie auch in diesem Fall - zu Fahrschulzwecken eingesetzt, dafür hat man die nicht mehr umgebaut.

[@artemium1096]

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