I like how the Piccadilly line is the only old train that has an interior electric board and the Central line is the only modern train that doesn't have one
The piccadilly announcements are my favourite cause they sound so professional like your boarding an aircraft and demonstrating safety procedures before taking off
I loved these announcements. So very, very English! Very calm and proper. I can fantasize that same, calm voice stating that the next station has been obliterated and apologizing for any inconvenience it may cause....
For a long time, Piccadilly line trains didn't have the automatic announcement system. I remember the stations themselves had a speaker system and played a recording every time a train stopped in the platform - with a different voice for each station! Kinda gave the stations a personality...
True...but people have a tendency to zone out of the Automated voice. People, especially in rush hour, would realize something is up when they hear the driver's voice. Reassurance and whatnot
0:06 Please Stand clear of the doors 0:16 Let customers of the train first please 0:28 Beggars and buskers on the train. Do not encourage their presence by supporting them 0:44 Customer security alert at the next station, Piccadilly line trains will not stop 1:00 Train withdrawn from service due to a defect. 1:20 Please leave the train now 1:32 This train and station are now evacuated. Leave the train and ask for instructions from a member of staff to exit the station 1:48 Restricted Lift, passengers to experience delays 2:07 Train to move forward and stop suddenly, routine safety procedure 2:31 Train being delayed due to technical issues 2:51 Train to additionally call at Ravenscourt Park, Stamford Brook, and Chiswick Park 3:11 Train to additionally call at Chiswick Park, Stamford Brook, and Ravenscourt Park 3:25 Please mind the gap between the train and the platform 3:36 Move right down inside the cars 3:47 Keep all of your personal belongings with you at all times, report any unattended item or any suspicious behaviour to a member of staff or a police officer 4:04 All change, this train terminates here 4:35 Heathrow terminals 1 2 and 3 are closed, train terminates at Heathrow terminal 5 4:50 Train delayed due to essential engineering works 5:08 Train delayed due to adverse weather conditions. 5:27 Restricted Escalator, passengers to experience delays 5:42 Smoking is not allowed on any part of London Underground 5:55 the Next station is closed 7:02 Train being delayed due to circumstances beyond their control. 7:21 Heathrow terminal 5 is closed
In my country there's a system in suburban trains that is announcing to the driver which signal is next, and I was once on a train where either the wiring was mixed up or there were something else wrong with it either way we heard EVERY SINGLE ANNOUNCEMENT that system gave, including signals, speed limits and the track number that train will switch to (though the last one was quite handy to determine on which side the doors will open)
i love how british the va is lol ' ☕This train is about to completely detonate and explode. The driver and London Underground apologize for the loss of life about to occur on this service, and for any inconveniences to your journey.☕' lol
Also, does anyone have the recordings of the old male annoncer??? I can remember just before the piccadilly line train entered a station that a recorded man would say 'please mind the gap between the train and the platform'. This is sad but his line is my childhood, used to go from hounslow west to central london every weekend!!
Uh oh! I think i felt scared about emergency voices.
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Hopefully the Met Police are doing more to crack down on begging and performing in the Underground! People do not expect to be harassed by strangers for money.
+TopGearrules There was an interesting Radio 4 program on that voice. The man who recorded it died from cancer at a relatively young age and his wife liked hearing his voice on her commute. I think she managed to get it back on some District line stations in the centre after a campaign.
Angelina Gustak ik, when I first searched about voice actors on London transport, I found out that it was Julie berry doing the voices for Piccadilly line.
I like how the Piccadilly line is the only old train that has an interior electric board and the Central line is the only modern train that doesn't have one
The piccadilly announcements are my favourite cause they sound so professional like your boarding an aircraft and demonstrating safety procedures before taking off
Probably the scariest one is: Attenion! Please leave the train now! Please leave the train now!
Used when trains are in imminent danger... like a runaway train headed your way. That is scary.
But a runaway would be stopped at a SPAD, Daniel.
@@metro_ken Not always.
I loved these announcements. So very, very English! Very calm and proper. I can fantasize that same, calm voice stating that the next station has been obliterated and apologizing for any inconvenience it may cause....
For a long time, Piccadilly line trains didn't have the automatic announcement system. I remember the stations themselves had a speaker system and played a recording every time a train stopped in the platform - with a different voice for each station! Kinda gave the stations a personality...
When was this?
My favorite announcements, I like the professionalism of Julie Berry’s work.
True...but people have a tendency to zone out of the Automated voice. People, especially in rush hour, would realize something is up when they hear the driver's voice. Reassurance and whatnot
The buskers and beggars one is funny
BurgerMan233 Maybe they should've added"We did so already with this announcement".
Half of these announcements are pretty scary
Wow! Thats alot of announcements! In fact, most of them we don't hear everyday or are mostly read by the driver! Very good video!
0:06 Please Stand clear of the doors
0:16 Let customers of the train first please
0:28 Beggars and buskers on the train. Do not encourage their presence by supporting them
0:44 Customer security alert at the next station, Piccadilly line trains will not stop
1:00 Train withdrawn from service due to a defect.
1:20 Please leave the train now
1:32 This train and station are now evacuated. Leave the train and ask for instructions from a member of staff to exit the station
1:48 Restricted Lift, passengers to experience delays
2:07 Train to move forward and stop suddenly, routine safety procedure
2:31 Train being delayed due to technical issues
2:51 Train to additionally call at Ravenscourt Park, Stamford Brook, and Chiswick Park
3:11 Train to additionally call at Chiswick Park, Stamford Brook, and Ravenscourt Park
3:25 Please mind the gap between the train and the platform
3:36 Move right down inside the cars
3:47 Keep all of your personal belongings with you at all times, report any unattended item or any suspicious behaviour to a member of staff or a police officer
4:04 All change, this train terminates here
4:35 Heathrow terminals 1 2 and 3 are closed, train terminates at Heathrow terminal 5
4:50 Train delayed due to essential engineering works
5:08 Train delayed due to adverse weather conditions.
5:27 Restricted Escalator, passengers to experience delays
5:42 Smoking is not allowed on any part of London Underground
5:55 the Next station is closed
7:02 Train being delayed due to circumstances beyond their control.
7:21 Heathrow terminal 5 is closed
Should do a safety video at the beginning of every origin
@@Great_WesternTVFan It was a just an idea lol, they do sound very professional though
The emergency evacuation ones are quite creepy... (0:43-1:41)
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lol
1:19 Attention! please leave the train now.
please leave the train now.
3:36 please move right down inside the cars
The thing is, many of these would be said in a hurry by the driver, rather than waiting to plug in the code..
Great video! I really like hearing all these announcements, they are quite amusing.
I was on a Victoria Line train once and the announcement said that they had stopped the train due to a red signal at a station.
In my country there's a system in suburban trains that is announcing to the driver which signal is next, and I was once on a train where either the wiring was mixed up or there were something else wrong with it either way we heard EVERY SINGLE ANNOUNCEMENT that system gave, including signals, speed limits and the track number that train will switch to (though the last one was quite handy to determine on which side the doors will open)
Yeah
Never heard the beggers one.
Christopher T hearedit on jubilee
Heard it on the district
i love how british the va is lol ' ☕This train is about to completely detonate and explode. The driver and London Underground apologize for the loss of life about to occur on this service, and for any inconveniences to your journey.☕' lol
My dad got on a signal failure on Piccadilly line from earls court
Also, does anyone have the recordings of the old male annoncer??? I can remember just before the piccadilly line train entered a station that a recorded man would say 'please mind the gap between the train and the platform'. This is sad but his line is my childhood, used to go from hounslow west to central london every weekend!!
Idk why but ‘hold on tight’ made the announcment so unserious 😭 (2:15)
i never heard any of those annoucments
I did not know they could say all that thanks
Uh oh! I think i felt scared about emergency voices.
Hopefully the Met Police are doing more
to crack down on begging and performing
in the Underground! People do not expect
to be harassed by strangers for money.
did the driver do this for u or did it happen
We did it in the sidings at Rayners Lane
To much time on your hands . Playing with the DVA!!!!!!!
@JUBILEE DI He's the Piccadilly line driver so he cant do any other line...
3:24 Please mind the gap
lmao which driver let you play with his DVA?
0:06 Please Stand Clear Of The Doors
Please may I use this for a train I'm developing
Piccadilly Circus
BRILLIANT!!!
+TopGearrules There was an interesting Radio 4 program on that voice. The man who recorded it died from cancer at a relatively young age and his wife liked hearing his voice on her commute. I think she managed to get it back on some District line stations in the centre after a campaign.
+Eastern Computers The Piccadilly line is voiced by a female. And shes not dead. But before her a guy voiced the Piccadilly line.
are you thinking of Mind The Gap at Embankment
That's in 2016
many of the emergency ones..
There is something wrong on this train.
Nice
what station is this
I always thought it was a male voice
Angelina Gustak ik, when I first searched about voice actors on London transport, I found out that it was Julie berry doing the voices for Piccadilly line.
Please Stand Clear The Doors Please!
how did you get to hear this
This is not the voice that is now i dont think
I subscribe your channel.
what acctually happened
he just tested all of them
So is the station oakwood
#Julieberrytrainannouncements
This train is for Cockfosters
Not bad!
im confused
0:28 - 0:35
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This is very poorly recorded. You should use a tripod and a decent microphone.
The video is 11 years old John.....🤣🤣 Feel free to go and recreate yourself!