The Light Rail in Guadalajara, Mexico: Tren ligero de Guadalajara 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- The Guadalajara light rail system (Spanish: Tren ligero de Guadalajara), which is operated by SITEUR (Sistema de Tren Eléctrico Urbano, Spanish for Urban Electric Train System), is an urban rail transit system serving the municipalities of Guadalajara, Zapopan and Tlaquepaque, in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. It is owned by the state of Jalisco, and operator SITEUR is a state authority. Opened in 1989, the system consists of three lines: Line 1, running from north to south with 20 stations; Line 2, running from the city center to the east with 10 stations; and Line 3, running from the north-west to south-east with 18 stations. ~Wikipedia
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You should have recorded the Line 3. It's an elevated railway and connect almost 4 cities of the Metropolitan Area (Zapopan, Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque and it reaches a little section of Tonalá). The view is terrific and you enjoy travelling all over the city.
Its been on my channel since Sep 2021 ;) th-cam.com/video/pWv-3G7t14g/w-d-xo.html
omg then ignore my comment
Mmm 11qq1
Antes de ser una línea de tren eléctrico como es actualmente, su flota era de trolebuses articulados y normales ya hasta 1 de septiembre 1989 se inauguró como tren eléctrico
Si así es
I still remember that time of the trolleybus, when at the end of its journey, there was no return to start the route again, but rather there was a circular platform, then they climbed onto the platform and only turned it by means of a mechanism and they were already other side was cool
Exactamente,la linea 1 y 2 del tren son mis favoritas y me gustan mucho sus estaciones
Guadalajara, my beautiful city
Fun fact: US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Panama, Botswana, UAE (so far) and Israel all use the same general grade crossing technology. The Netherlands, Romanian, Czechia/Slovakia and Italy are pretty close also but not fully. Romania, however, has a singular Safetran Type-3 microphone present in Buftea
Hmm, the US/Canada/Mexico/Australia/New Zealand/Panama also follow the North American road signage conventions. Can’t explain Israel though, which largely follows the European standard.
@@MTM358 Israel uses American crossing signals but with Russia's St. Andrew's Cross for the crossbuck
Fuck israel
Hola. Es un video muy lindo. Gracias por compartir. De Japon.
Gracias por tus vídeos, estoy pensando en moverme de California a Guadalajara, no manejo, ando en silla de ruedas, y por eso estoy informándome sobre las facilidades para gent cómo yo.
I live in Guadalajara and never thought see a video about the light rail haha, greetings!
Very amazing light rail system and super amazing video 👍
Muy buena toma de nuestro sistema de tren eléctrico, felicitaciones.
Interesting light rail system!! Colorful too!! Thanks Tim😀😀
Fantastic video my friend 👏👏👏👏👏
It looks very nice
Muy buen video y bonitos trenes. Gracias Tim.
More GDL Stuff. Nice.
Ese debió ser metro férreo como el de línea a de la cdmx
The construction of the Guadalajara metro line 4 is starting in 2022
Finally someone makes a video on this
Guadalajara 🧐🍷🎩
good looking stock
Gracias por mencionar Guadalajara 😊
Pd: soy de Guadalajara
When Tokyo Commuter is good 😍
Thank you Tim for an extremely interesting video! I have a question. In some shots (eg at 12m 45s) we see an area at the end of a platform marked with a bicycle symbol. Is this an area where people park their bikes, hirebikes, or ......?
This is a place you can leave your personal bike in. Bikes are not permitted on the trains except on Sundays due to overcrowding.
Yes, you can park your bike in some stations
@@Tapatioxen Thanks. 'Bike-and-ride' is a very good idea. In my home country of Britain hardly anyone cycles to their local station. Contrast the Netherlands - just across the North Sea - where 45% of rail passengers cycle to their local station!
@@raul_mtz Thanks for the information!
Very nice!
Ahora que México está creciendo, debieran pensar en trenes oh tranvías para más cuidades como puebla, Pachuca, Querétaro, Veracruz Tampico, Morelia y muchas mas, ya lo merecemos en todo el territorio mexicano.
Nice 👏🏿
Faltaron tomas de la línea 3.
It's on the channel.
The upload date: September 2021
Falto la linea 3
Good.
I can tell you like trains
What gave it away? :0
@@timosha21 Bruh
@@timosha21😅
Why is it so familiar. Just surprised you finished the video without getting robbed
El tren eléctrico de Guadalajara es muy seguro, idiota
Train system is safe, stupid
@@luc9-5 bando de pendejitos
@@antoniovelasco5821 y otro pendejo
You only recorded the 1 and 2 line but didn’t show the newest 3 line
It's in a different video
Slightly different mode than light rail so separate indeed ;)
Please make a video of the Metrorrey metro light in Monterrey , México.
God videos men 😃🚇
El famosísimo "Tren Pitero"!!!!!! 😂😂😂🤘😎
Está hecho según las necesidades de la ciudad, no se ocupa uno como el de la CD de México donde viajan siempre a tope por la enorme diferencia de pasajeros, es la lógica nada más.
@@marioalbertolomelihernande7528uuu no haz visto como van los camiones de aqui 😂, ya de perdis hubieran 8 lineas de tren
Como que de oblatos a el lago de Chápala.__.
No como crees fue a Chapala pero no en tren
You missed line 3 of the light rail, you recorded the ugliest
Always check on my channel for additional content: Actually Line 3 has been uploaded since September 2021 ;) th-cam.com/video/pWv-3G7t14g/w-d-xo.html
No está fea, solo es vieja
@@antoniovelasco5821 y acaba de ser renovada y ampliada, antes de eso sí aplicaba que era la más fea, pero ya no.