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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- On Saturday 26th November 2016, I found this fantastic viewpoint to see some of the most impossible and craziest trams I've ever seen, on equally impossible and crazy tracks. At this squeeze-point, four trams negotiate the tiny tracks amid cars, tuk-tuks, and tourists. Tram number 28 is the legendary service that does this through the old Alfama district.
I've been watching a number of the Lisbon tram videos and am amazed at how agile they are.
Me too . ,brilliant !
I like those 3-wheel cars!
Amazing how tight the spacing is and yet, it's a normal routine for this area. Really cool that service is frequent!
I’m intrigued to know how the trams coming towards us changed lanes to go down hill? As I can see no switch point.
It miger be a passive switch, always switching traffic coming towards us down the hill, while still allowing traffic to pass the other direction. Passive switches are spring loaded and do not allow high speeds.
@@SuperSiggiboy
That's true. However, the key thing is that no tram ever has to go UP the hill.
The 28 operates in both directions, as we see. The 12 is a one-way loop and goes only in the direction we see.
(Incidentally, the parking has been removed and a second track has recently been laid.)
I still see it really amazing how it was possible to accommodate transportation technologies of the 20th century in cities that still keep tight and winding streets from the medieval era! It´s almost a miracle it works even with this traffic problem!
This videos makes me sad cause the government in my country banned the trams in the 60's, I wish I could get on a tram even for once
What's your country?
if you go down that street, until rua das escolas gerais its even more tiny street
Very narrow passing place it must be difficult for them to negotiate with the traffic every day
Quando eu vejo os bondes(eléctricos) de Lisboa lamento que aqui no Brasil quase todas as linhas de bonde foram erradicadas. Seria bom ter bondes rodando pelos centros históricos de Salvador e São Luís que lembram muito Lisboa.
Bem, suponho que tenham preferid ok fazaer corredores de autocarros em vês de ficarem com o que deixamos aí da europa
Tried to find that spot on google Earth - apparently they remodeled it at some point and removed the single-tracked bit.
Yeah it looks like there's plenty of room for two tracks in front of the white building on the left but I bet the owner screamed a lot for that consideration to allow street parking.
@@lohphatThis is on Streetview
www.google.com/maps/@38.7130252,-9.1306012,3a,75y,344.83h,61.2t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sUjzJP_IqHcj8ffKOBODkYg!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo0.ggpht.com%2Fcbk%3Fpanoid%3DUjzJP_IqHcj8ffKOBODkYg%26output%3Dthumbnail%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26thumb%3D2%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D75.027054%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en
still the same. It is called Rua são tome (são tome street)
@@fredericoantunes2304 If you head down 5 Tv. São Tomé
and look back, google street view hasn't been updated so you can still see the single track, but in some areas there are newer photos showing dual track running,
Single (Old): www.google.com/maps/@38.71312,-9.1305136,3a,75y,214.78h,63.58t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s6x9bZ8S6h7vQeJV-qNnpJA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
Double: www.google.com/maps/@38.7129672,-9.1305613,3a,75y,12.54h,54.29t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sd6ujmr_4tL521-o69-80Nw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
Two tracks looks a lot more sensible, but definitely less interesting although it looks like there is no way for the outer track to head up the hill?
@@AlanChurley the track that comes from rua sao tomé is used by the 12 tram. The track that comes from tv.sao tome is used by the 28 tram. The track that goes down to tv.sao tome divides into 2 tracks a few meters below
Lisboa é lindaaaaaaaa 💕💕💕💕
I was about 7 in 67 when we stopped off in Lisbon back from Jamaica. I remember Dad taking me around the city and being terrified of the trams.They gave you no time to get on and off
Просматривая это видео, вспомнились златоустовские трамваи(Россия/Урал), они в этом городе тоже ходят по горам и среди старых домов
Interesting
Ah lovely Lisbon, ride the trams, don't forget the tuk tuks and lovely bakery just across from the lift tower so very friendly people and proper cosmopolitan mix for people watching.
Прикольно, и бугель и пантограф на одном трамвае. Осталось ещё аккумуляторы добавить для полного счастья.
How are these able to donthe grades without slipting. I was amazed when we were there watching them.
Such a lovely corner. I would love to live there
I was a tram driver for ten years we always had to give way to trams coming from the right.
Давно не бывал в Лиссабоне.Знакомое место
Nice video, LIKE !!!
Lisboa amore mia -Vladimire
Many thanx for the great information Harold.
Eu não entendi, kkkkkk, por que o youtube me recomendou isso?
How is there traffic in two directions on either side of the street? I'm so confused lol
The tram on the right side is one way only.
first time ive seen a tram jam
2:07 I wonder how many pedestrians got squashed against this building.
None. They walk on the middle of the street or go by car.
The trams are way too noisy and the tram drivers are too accustomed to navigate this kind of chaos for that to happen.
wow, look ma, no signals
I was wondering why the trams have a trolley poll and also a pantagraph?
Pantographs are used on the straight-ish high-speed routes having greater clearances in the western section of Lisbon, but in the curvy narrow hill streets in eastern Lisbon, the pantos might snag on the buildings and their projecting architectural features, so trolley poles are used there.
Isso que podemos chamar de bagunça organizada.perfeito e porquê as colonias não seguiram o exemplo?
Wenn die Tramfahrer sie beachten, ist die Vorfahrt kein Problem - es gilt rechts vor links.
Und in den engen Kurven heißt es: rechtzeitig Strom reduzieren, sonst kippt man aus den Schienen!
Супер!
E28 sempre em acção!
Lisbona la OLISIPO ROMANA ave .....piero da roma
Lisbon tram is acrobatic
I think you cant sleep when you life there. I live next to a tramway track but its not that loud and difficult.
At late hours there's no trams. Anyway you get used to the noise and somehow ended up appreciating the sounds of the city. But Lisbon is not that busy
What's so difficult lol
Pet Goose George
Is it not a parking ban?
In Europe, is required the maximum amount of parkings per buildings.
1:55 Ágoston te vagy?
Olyan kuglof fejem van itt xdd
Ассалому Алайкум из Лиссабона
привет из киева..
@@АнфисаАнфиса-ю2х привет
@@АнфисаАнфиса-ю2х как здоровья как настроение Анфиса
нормально.
@@АнфисаАнфиса-ю2х это очень хорошо удачи тебе береги себя
👏👏👏
Imagine having such a developed tram network that your tram cars need to have blinkers too.
I think most trams in the world have blinkers.