U-bahn in Hamburg, Germany - the Metro of Hamburg 2017

The Hamburg U-Bahn is a rapid transit system serving the cities of Hamburg, Norderstedt and Ahrensburg in Germany. Although technically an underground, most of the system's track length is above ground. The network is interconnected with the city's S-Bahn system, which also has underground sections. It is operated by Hamburger Hochbahn within the Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV). It was opened in February 1912,[4] and comprises four lines serving 91 stations, with a route length of 104 kilometres (65 mi) in 2012. ~wikipedia
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[@scottyerkes1867]

Great video!! SBahn interconnected with SBahn!! Thanks for sharing Tim😀😀

[@GrijzePilion]

Those newest trains, the DT5s, look very very nice.

[@TheWillystyla]

They are very nice

[@memo1043]

@@oliver4473 i think they're very nice

[@itsflyguy5353]

DT3s are WAY better the DT5 are completely out of plastic inside while the olt trains are completely out of steel the new DT5s are pure shit

[@memo1043]

I kinda miss the old DT2 modell it was rare for me to take a little ride in one when i was little

[@maxineweiner4166]

Trains are so awesome

[@timosha21]

they certainly bring great joy for me!!!!

[@memo1043]

Trains are not JUST awsome to me. They're my childhood and way more

[@bahnprofitim9666]

schönes Video

[@NorthSea_1981]

Germany's second oldest subway/metro after Berlin. Hamburg's first line was opened in 1912

[@larrymoonlight2786]

Interesting

[@basictransportenthusiast4386]

3 U-bahn networks in Germany that I know of. Hamburg, Frankfurt and Berlin. Metro systems there are very connected

[@timosha21]

Heavy rail u-bahns are: Berlin, Hamburg, Nuremberg, and Munich. Frankfurt uses light rail so I don't think it is counted as u-bahn. Wonder if there are any germans who have an opinion on this?!

[@lassebrumund1266]

Miles Campbell Hamburg,Berlin,Munich and Nuremberg have "real Subway" that run with powerlines on the side's(don't know how to call them).
Frankfurt/Main has as many other german City a Stadtbahnsystem (Trams that run Underground at some points and powered by overhead powerlines)but we call Frankfurts Stadtbahnsystem an Ubahn and nobody knows why ;-) Some major citys with a Stadtbahnsystem are: Cologne(Köln), Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, the complete Ruhr-area has a connected System, and of course our "false friend" Framkfurt! ;-)

[@redphone1438]

Did you think you can film Washington DC metro in 2017 because more 7000 Series are on the tracks.

[@BraydenBachlott]

I film D.C. Metro all the time even with the 7000 series present. I've never had any problems.

[@jalalmansimzade5133]

супер видео.

[@BeatriceLarnyo]

Das war gut

[@hobog]

i really don't like transverse seating. it really sucks to be stuck in a crowded narrow aisle during rush hour

[@saharapengu]

MalGamer You seem to really dislike UK public transport, may I ask which is your local one?

[@larrymoonlight2786]

@MalGamergünstig 6 Euro 😂

[@saharapengu]

@MalGamer Die daily cap in london für zone 1-3 mit tube, national rail und bus ist 8£, deutlich günstiger als der VRS zum Beispiel

[@karimbamarni7176]

MalGamer in hamburg its even 5 minutes for the U-Bahn

[@Gdguy221]

Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaaa