Amazing. Feels good knowing australia has at least one automated metro system in a large capital city. Hope to see something similar in Melbourne and Brisbane in the future.
Now Sydney has an underground motorway network and the new airport being built in the west Sydney will be a quiet city again, the underground metro will help reduce traffic too once the network reaches completion, Sydney has solved its transportation issues ✌️❤️🇬🇧
15 trains per hour in both directions is a fantastic service, driverless too means a labour strike amongst drivers is redundant, now you have a proper city scale public transportation system, 21 st century, not many cities in the world can match this ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Even the Elizabeth line in London are still backward enough to be using train drivers and it opened in 2023, proof it’s still managed by idiots still coming to terms with decimalisation from the ‘70’s. Good to see Australia enjoy modern design ✌️❤️🇬🇧
![A ride on the Sydney Metro; Tallawong to Sydenham Front View [4K]](/img/n.gif)
Amazing. Feels good knowing australia has at least one automated metro system in a large capital city.
Hope to see something similar in Melbourne and Brisbane in the future.
Man……That looks fabulous 🎉
好熟悉的關門聲音😊
Now Sydney has an underground motorway network and the new airport being built in the west Sydney will be a quiet city again, the underground metro will help reduce traffic too once the network reaches completion, Sydney has solved its transportation issues ✌️❤️🇬🇧
15 trains per hour in both directions is a fantastic service, driverless too means a labour strike amongst drivers is redundant, now you have a proper city scale public transportation system, 21 st century, not many cities in the world can match this ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Being driverless isn't an advantage, especially when a human decision is required
Bankstown to Tallawong please, thank you very much whoever you are.
The Sydenham to Bankstown section has only just started construction.
Even the Elizabeth line in London are still backward enough to be using train drivers and it opened in 2023, proof it’s still managed by idiots still coming to terms with decimalisation from the ‘70’s. Good to see Australia enjoy modern design ✌️❤️🇬🇧
What was your percentage after you filmed that
@@GhostlineExpress -30% every time I film the whole journey, hence I got a charger with me.
@@Transport_Illusionists ok
Will be nicer if it goes faster - 140Kph tops.
@@BG-ir1ii We are talking the fastest non high speed rail train speed with this one
There comes a point where it's not worth going faster since you'd spend all the time accelerating or decelerating between stations.
@@chickennoodle6620 especially if we end up upgrading to 8 carriages