Visiting Montreal, this makes me sound like a nerd but the metro was like the thing I was super fond over. It was so quiet too, it was soothing the sounds for whatever reason to me. So efficient, clean, trains are nice, they run every 3 minutes, and a weekend pass for only $14 is freaking amazing. Made me realize how shit the transit is where I live. Helps that there's so many walkable areas too.
You are right things are calm for a so busy place. I remember an even calmer metro, it was in Sapporo. Can almost get perfet silence sometime. I remember I could only ear the foot step on the floor after the door open.
The rolling itself is perhaps the greatest contributor to that quietness: the wagons are on pneumatic tyres (like some lines of the Paris metro), making the ride smooth and silent and allowing the metro to stop and go much more efficiently than with metal-on-metal wheels and rails. A central rail and a set of standard metal train wheels are also on every wagon in case a tyre bursts. The breaks are large wooden planks, and I still feel like it provides a woody backdrop to the smell in Montreal's metro.
all the memories of when I was a kid and use to go to Montreal on holidays to visit family, my grandparents used to bring my sister and myself on metro rides all day
fun fact: the sound that plays at 1:04:49 isnt a prerecorded sound from the train, it's actually the train itself making that noise. Something about the accelerators on the 1976 models making an audible sound that sounds like music. it's where the door closing sound queue comes from! It's a bummer that these trains are less and less common, it's a treat to end up in one of them during my commute.
Le volume sonore des annonces de station dans les nouveaux trains est incroyablement fort! Je m'en suis plaint à la Ville à quelques reprises, et jamais rien ne change... Des bouchons de -32 dB bien à fond dans les oreilles, et j'entends toujours parfaitement le contenu des annonces de station, c'est pour vous donner une idée...... J'ai hâte qu'un avocat se saisisse de cette question d'atteinte à l'intégrité physique (tympan) des usagers, question à laquelle la STM semble faire la sourde oreille (sans jeu de mots)...
Belle longue vidéo, j'en apprécie la qualité. Avec le calme qui règne dans les stations, on se laisse bercer par le passage des trains. C'est super avec les quelques voyages à bord. Bonne réalisation. Je présume que tu as eu la nécessité de demander une autorisation pour l'utilisation d'un trépied.
Salut Phil. Merci pour ton commentaire je suis content que tu aies aimé. Non je n'ai pas demandé aucune permission mais je me suis fait très petit. Quand on ne dérange pas, ça n'embète personne.
In 2022, Montreal is expected to receive its first air conditioned metro trains. They will operate only on the REM service (which is the modern day equivalent of the line 3 project). Plans for the MPM-10 trains were originally designed for air conditioning, but tunnel heating issues caused those plans to be scrapped.
It is! The Montreal metro was made with the help of the Régie autonome des transports parisiens (the RATP, the society that runs and own the Paris metro) back in the 1960's. At that time, mayor of Montreal Jean Drapeau was quite impressed with the rubber-tyre technology developped by the French a few years earlier.
Ahah. J'ai utilisé mon drone. 😉 Non je plaisante, j'ai emprunter les costume de Spiderman. 😂 Bon ok un peu de sérieux, je me suis installé sur un passerelle qui passe par dessus les voies. 😉
It's not about the Montreal Metro, it's about the whole province of Quebec. Canada is a bilingual country, mainly to accommodate people from Quebec, but Quebec is a unilingual province because it's ''better then the rest of the world''. I'm a french canadian from Quebec and I think it's a shame. Previous generation would say that we are on this line of defense because of the past, but from my eyes that didn't see that past, I think we should accommodate everybody with bilingual sign in busy places.
@@PMAmbiance Quebec is unilingual because it thinks it is "better than the rest of the world"? You do know that all the other provinces, except New Brunswick, are also unilingual (English only) right? Yes, Canada itself is bilingual, but provinces were free to choose, and nearly all provinces chose to be unilingual. Why is it a problem Quebec chose to be unilingual too?
@@PMAmbiance Elsewhere in Canada, where everything is mostly in English, do we make the slightest effort to accommodate the French-speaking communities scattered here and there? No, not at all. Quebec is the only French-speaking majority population in North America. Can it express itself freely in its language? Tu te dis canadien-français de Québec ? Beau colonisé es-tu d'avoir honte de ta langue, si tel est le cas.
Je suis content que la police de Montréal réprime la mendicité dans le métro ! Les gens ne s'attendent pas à être harcelés par des étrangers pour de l'argent.
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Visiting Montreal, this makes me sound like a nerd but the metro was like the thing I was super fond over. It was so quiet too, it was soothing the sounds for whatever reason to me. So efficient, clean, trains are nice, they run every 3 minutes, and a weekend pass for only $14 is freaking amazing. Made me realize how shit the transit is where I live. Helps that there's so many walkable areas too.
i have no idea why i love the vibes there. it's weird, but something about it brings me comfort or something
liminal spaces. Check it up! :)
@@bbzecker5921 yesss i love liminal spaces they're so comforting
Un énorme merci pour la publication, j'adore l'ambiance du métro. Ça me rappelle vaguement un endroit hanté, mais tout est tellement rassurant :)
Ahah!! Merci pour ton commentaire je suis content que tu aies aprécier. 😀
Great and creative video! You nailed it on getting the feeling as if you were inside the metro
Ahah! Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed! 😊
Chuga Choo Choo! I'm a train and I approve this video !!
I love how quiet it is, so strange for a metro.
You are right things are calm for a so busy place. I remember an even calmer metro, it was in Sapporo. Can almost get perfet silence sometime. I remember I could only ear the foot step on the floor after the door open.
The rolling itself is perhaps the greatest contributor to that quietness: the wagons are on pneumatic tyres (like some lines of the Paris metro), making the ride smooth and silent and allowing the metro to stop and go much more efficiently than with metal-on-metal wheels and rails. A central rail and a set of standard metal train wheels are also on every wagon in case a tyre bursts.
The breaks are large wooden planks, and I still feel like it provides a woody backdrop to the smell in Montreal's metro.
Metro sounds is so relaxing ! Idk why tho
Man this brings me back!
Yeah that’s how beautiful Our Metro is
all the memories of when I was a kid and use to go to Montreal on holidays to visit family, my grandparents used to bring my sister and myself on metro rides all day
fun fact: the sound that plays at 1:04:49 isnt a prerecorded sound from the train, it's actually the train itself making that noise. Something about the accelerators on the 1976 models making an audible sound that sounds like music. it's where the door closing sound queue comes from! It's a bummer that these trains are less and less common, it's a treat to end up in one of them during my commute.
Awesome compilation
Le volume sonore des annonces de station dans les nouveaux trains est incroyablement fort! Je m'en suis plaint à la Ville à quelques reprises, et jamais rien ne change... Des bouchons de -32 dB bien à fond dans les oreilles, et j'entends toujours parfaitement le contenu des annonces de station, c'est pour vous donner une idée......
J'ai hâte qu'un avocat se saisisse de cette question d'atteinte à l'intégrité physique (tympan) des usagers, question à laquelle la STM semble faire la sourde oreille (sans jeu de mots)...
achète-toi une vie..cibole...
Belle longue vidéo, j'en apprécie la qualité. Avec le calme qui règne dans les stations, on se laisse bercer par le passage des trains. C'est super avec les quelques voyages à bord. Bonne réalisation. Je présume que tu as eu la nécessité de demander une autorisation pour l'utilisation d'un trépied.
Salut Phil. Merci pour ton commentaire je suis content que tu aies aimé. Non je n'ai pas demandé aucune permission mais je me suis fait très petit. Quand on ne dérange pas, ça n'embète personne.
1:07:53 Poor guy, the train was there forever and as soon as it left he walked in.
On commence au métro Sherbrooke, très bon choix.
Ahah! Tu as l'oeil. 😉
J’adore ta vidéo et ce métro MPM 10 😍😍😍
Ahah!! Merci! 😉
@@PMAmbiance de rien :)
les azurs auront la ligne jaune et bleU
J'aime Montreal
In 2022, Montreal is expected to receive its first air conditioned metro trains. They will operate only on the REM service (which is the modern day equivalent of the line 3 project). Plans for the MPM-10 trains were originally designed for air conditioning, but tunnel heating issues caused those plans to be scrapped.
Sad toronto has ac
When I grew up in Montreal the Metro had rubber tires. They don't anymore?
They Still do
J’ai aimée mtl reste 14 mois
I spy with my little eye something that looks like a Parisian rubber-tyre system. ^^
Ahah. It's possible. They are rubber tire yes but I don't know where it come from.
It is! The Montreal metro was made with the help of the Régie autonome des transports parisiens (the RATP, the society that runs and own the Paris metro) back in the 1960's. At that time, mayor of Montreal Jean Drapeau was quite impressed with the rubber-tyre technology developped by the French a few years earlier.
Awesome catches
the MTC's stark about which of their assets get regularly washed..je me souviens b.s.
quel station au debut?
Je crois qu'il s'agit de Sherbrooke
is that sherbrooke metro st
If you are talking about the first one, yes it is.
yes its be re done right
1:17:20 poor guy missed his train 😢😂
please mind the platform gap.
I can smell this video
No se a que hora lo hayan filmado pero hay may poca gente, de hecho los vagones estan vacios
Non mais attends mais comment tes arriver a filmé a partir du plafond tes quand même pas Spiderman!!!???? 😳
Ahah. J'ai utilisé mon drone. 😉
Non je plaisante, j'ai emprunter les costume de Spiderman. 😂
Bon ok un peu de sérieux, je me suis installé sur un passerelle qui passe par dessus les voies. 😉
Je suis tanné de voir des reportages sur le metro de Montréal. Qu'on en revienne !
C'est même pas un reportage...
34:20 plastic bag falling
Can't help but notice that the Montreal Metro makes no attempt to accommodate Anglophone Canadians, either in signage or automated announcements.
It's not about the Montreal Metro, it's about the whole province of Quebec.
Canada is a bilingual country, mainly to accommodate people from Quebec, but Quebec is a unilingual province because it's ''better then the rest of the world''.
I'm a french canadian from Quebec and I think it's a shame.
Previous generation would say that we are on this line of defense because of the past, but from my eyes that didn't see that past, I think we should accommodate everybody with bilingual sign in busy places.
Anglophones be like "I'm oppressed", when other people bend over backwards to accommodate your Globish in most of the world.
@@localman8854no, and it's about the frenchies trying to force their language upon everyone in the province
@@PMAmbiance Quebec is unilingual because it thinks it is "better than the rest of the world"? You do know that all the other provinces, except New Brunswick, are also unilingual (English only) right? Yes, Canada itself is bilingual, but provinces were free to choose, and nearly all provinces chose to be unilingual. Why is it a problem Quebec chose to be unilingual too?
@@PMAmbiance Elsewhere in Canada, where everything is mostly in English, do we make the slightest effort to accommodate the French-speaking communities scattered here and there? No, not at all. Quebec is the only French-speaking majority population in North America. Can it express itself freely in its language?
Tu te dis canadien-français de Québec ? Beau colonisé es-tu d'avoir honte de ta langue, si tel est le cas.
Je suis content que la police de Montréal réprime la mendicité dans le métro ! Les gens ne s'attendent pas à être harcelés par des étrangers pour de l'argent.