The Nuremberg Metro, U-Bahn VAG Nürnberg

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A quick round around the Bavarian city subway system, featuring the new DT3 automatic trainsets.
April 2016

[@Mr_casaralta]

Beautiful :-)

[@kirillmalyutin]

trains go on the left side?

[@rmyhnt4822]

+Kirill "Traveler" Malyutin No, they have right-hand traffic, but at the end of this video you see the station "Plärrer", where the lines 1 and 2/3 have a crossover. The tracks there are ordered in two levels, so that the two tracks for trains into town are in the lower level and the outbound lanes are in the upper level. Thus you can change by just crossing the same platform. Normally the trains of both lines wait there for each other, so that you have direct transfer.
I recommend the page gleisplanweb.eu, where you can find many track plans of metro, tram and lightrail networks of Germany and Europe and even some of overseas.
Here the plan of U-Bahn Nürnberg:
www.gleisplanweb.eu/LoadSVG.php?Map=Nuernberg2

[@supremeb3563]

I rode this in 1994.

[@violavonbremen2920]

No

[@burgerpommes2001]

@@violavonbremen2920 why

[@SoumyaChowdhury24081995]

They stopped the door so that their friend can board it