Tram and Light Rail in Karlsruhe, Germany
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- Today we are in Karlsruhe in south-west Germany not far from France.
Karlsruhe is a midsize city with approximately 300,000 people; it is the second-largest city (after Stuttgart) in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg. In Germany it is known for its excellent technical university, its Baroque palace as well as hosting Germany’s two highest courts: the Federal Constitutional Court and the German Supreme Court. It is also known for its expansive tram and light rail system, which achieved international recognition and gets copied around the world as the “Karlsruhe Model”.
The city has 71 km of tram lines, which serve the city proper. This tram system is shared with a light rail system called “Stadtbahn Karlsruhe”, which has a system length of 262 km and reaches far beyond Karlsruhe itself. Many of the light rail lines actually use mainline railway tracks outside of the city. This gives smaller towns around Karlsruhe a direct rail access into the city centre and its high street.
This film shows tram and light rail traffic at various stations around the city centre. European cities often have a pedestrian-only city core, which in Karlsruhe is directly served by the tram network. Since several years there is ongoing construction works to build a tram and light rail tunnel under the city centre.
The tram and light rail stocks used in Karlsruhe are quite diverse with models from several eras. At the time of filming the following stocks were in use: GT6-70D/N, GT8-70D/N, NET-2012 (tram) and GT6-80C, GT8-80C, GT8-100C/2S, GT8-100D/2S-M, and ET-2010 (light rail).
More information on the tram system: en.wikipedia.o...
More information on the light rail system: en.wikipedia.o...
Enjoy!
Filmed on Januar 2, 2017
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I really miss Germany, especially Karlsruhe (aside from Frankfurt where my plane landed) as it was my first city I visited when I first got to Germany. Definitely will be going back someday. :)
did you come back? :)
I was in this city 5 years ago for 5 days only. It was the only place I've been in Europe so far. I rode the train on those 5 days and it was very convenient. I hope we can have these light rail trains in Cebu City as it doesn't need to be elevated and is much accessible to all passengers.
I kinda like when you put comments or captions on your videos. It feels as I am not watching them alone
I miss Karlsruhe. I lived there from December 91 to June 93
Ex-US Army and ex-K5 visitor?
Ich war Austauschstudent in Hochschule Karlsruhe. Ich vermisse die schöne Stadt.
10:02 This station does not exist anymore actually. And I really miss this station, it was perfect for the students from KIT!
Warum gibt es die nicht mehr, weißt du das zufällig?
@@muffinfighter3680 Soweit ich weiß, war diese Haltestelle nur provisorisch da. Aufgrund der U-Bahn-Baustelle musste die Haltestelle Durlacher Tor zum Campus verlegt werden.
@@64Shakur Eigentlich ist die neue Haltestelle näher zur Bib und Mensa.
@@mohamedaminekoubaa5231 Ja, tatsächlich. Die neue (U-)Haltestelle liegt sehr gut zum KIT!
@@64Shakur Dafür muss man über den die Kreuzung (von Stroads) um die obere Haltestelle zu erreichen.
I Like the Design of the 251
here i am at 3 am watching an entire 15 minute video of trams coming and arriving in some random ass town in germany lmao what am i doing with my life
I am a train 🚆and I approve this video
No one gives a damn
+Luftschlange Great video. I love the way the trams cooperate with the public. you won't see that in NYC, that's for sure!
+RHN - The Reino Hornson Network Well there is a small tram system across the Hudson River though. :-)
really? Where? is it upstate or in the NYC area?
+RHN - The Reino Hornson Network It's in Jersey City, check this out: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson-Bergen_Light_Rail
Luftschlange oh, I know where that is! Thanks!
my Memoir karlsruhe :( love
11:27 on the right site. Behind that 'Atlantik' Bar was a red light district, near Uni.. I walked once through there street 20 years ago 😁
Beautiful paint scheme .
Those newer ones, the 200 series, are quite nice.
6:35 People just don't look before they cross the tracks do they.
I live here and no we dont look😂
There should be pedestrian signals near the tram stops so that people can wait if a tram has to pass through.
@@transportenthusiasta1184 At most tram stops there actually are, but not in the city center (there trams are only allowed to drive very slowly anyway, because it's a pedestrian zone).
That's why we need the tunnel system we're building right now. the increasing traffic in the city center becomes more and more dangerous for pedestrians.
It's almost done, opening is at the end of 2021.
@@PolarbearKA I remember seeing that construction last time in 2019.
And even the car driver don't watch the tram when they drive😂
I was leaving Heidelberg in the morning and the tram route was delayed so I just walked further down and I saw a car had gotten hit by the tram😮
vielen danke
Congrats man 8000 subs!
Thanks, with this movie i try to adapt my dog to tram sound.
Wouldn't "tram-train" be a better translation for Stadtbahn in this case? Great video anyways :)
+SimonHellinger Possibly, I guess in Karlsruhe it would make sense.
Luftschlange Nice video!
Great! Thanks!
I like to see its transport facilities, I hope in my country also have it
This great communication by train & tram's, connected to the all Germany from Karlsruhe to Saksony, really i.e. a fantastic development of this country after WW-II, & i.e. a great lesson to the countries, Under Development, as like Pakistan, which has distance of lacs mile from the world.........
Nice video. I very miss Karsruhe, hope visit again as soon as finished pandemy of COVID-19.
I love the snow!
Those stadler citylinks are used in Sheffield UK too
i cant wait to see more subway videos of nyc
You should see the new Second Avenue Subway in New York City.
nice video thumbs up for you
nicely filmed!!!!
pernah menikmati sistem transportasi di kota tersebut oktber 2007 sampai april 2008
What is that blue pipeline meant for that runs above the sidewalk?
water plumbing for the subway construction, it's a safety measure to apply pressure against the ground water (which is only a few meters deep)
Sieht aus wie eine sehr große Stadt
Hehe 1:55
5:03 people take there bicycles too.
@STOCK MARKET inside a bus? Yes.
If you can fit an entire bus inside a train you are allowed to do that. 😂😂
NO MATTER HOW BEAUTIFUL THE TRAM SYSTEM IS, IT JUST CLUTTERS THE WHOLE VIEW OF THE CITY. IT IS BEST THAT THE TRAMS ARE BURIED UNDERGROUND.
I disagree. If you've ever been inside of karlsruhe, you'd realize you cant even drive a car in there. The main streets are meant for trains only. Kinda like in an amusement park where you'd use a bus to move around.
In some places.. Depending to the local featured it could be too expensive
I love Germany
why no videos??????
Congrats on 8,000 subs
+Mega Charizard Studios Thanks :-)
+Luftschlange no problem and your welcome
great video!!
10:34 First eye-witness account of teleportation in Karlsruhe, Germany
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спасибо!
Que fuerte Schengen.
Semoga cita cita saya ke jerman tercapai
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I wonder what is that blue pipeline visible in many of your shots.
They are building a tram tunnel under the Kaiserstraße, the main shopping street. And to keep the contruction area dry, they are pumping the groundwater via the pipelines out of the city.
A "bit" late, but that was not the case here. The blue pipes were for emergency flooding of the underground construction sites in case of the ground breaking to prevent buildings from sinking in and collapsing.
Che problemi hanno 51 persone che hanno messo pollice verso?
Getting on and off with a pushchair..nightmare!
miss karlsruhe
What camera do you use?
+Zakaria B. For this video I used a Fujifilm X-T2.
Have you seen the trams in Birmingham uk
+stuart balchin Not yet, haven't been there so far
Birmingham has trams?
+Oliver Blake yea goes from Birmingham city centre to Wolverhampton
+Oliver Blake yea goes from Birmingham city centre to Wolverhampton
How passengers pay for their tickets? Or it's a free service
There is a daily card wich cost 12euro i think
With a ticketsystem, Single tickets, daily tickets (Single, Family), Month Tickets and a Ticket for one year. And some train attendants checked the tickets. But mostly the didn't controlled it. But if they foundsomeonewithout a ticket, it will be expesive.
What did the lady say?
happy new year for some reason lol
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Schöne faruen
Hast du noch was anderes in Karlsruhe gemacht haha?
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Почему трамваи всегда такие пустые?
Иван не всегда.Да и народу там не так уж много
12:15 FAHRSCHEINE BITTE :-)
Why do so many cities join two trams together? It doesn't make sense, it is much more helpful to run them as two separate services, or get a single unit that is already six sections long...
In Karlsruhe, it is likely because buying longer trains isn't an option because some lines have lower demand than others and running more frequently is impossible because the system is already at capacity and adding so many additional trains without even more construction than their current tunnel project is impossible. Also, a long tram-train would be 75m long and isn't offered by manufacturers, probably requires new maintenance facilities, etc... Coupling two together makes so much more sense.
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Ich habe ghebleiben in lagar hier kalsrhue alle ich waist stadt ist rain ruhe und schon*
doesn't help a damn thing. :-(
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Habe Eine Monatskarte !!! Und Wenn Ein Kontrolleur Kommt Erschieß Ich Ihn !!! Bin Django und Darf Das !!! Grüße aus Karlsruhe
Why do people there like to interact with you in Karlskruhe?
Karlsruhe*
Semoga cita cita saya ke jerman tercapai