As someone who once lived in Russia I can tell you right now you are cherry picking which places to go in order to make it out that Russian metro is a lot better. If you go outside the St Petersburg-Moscow railway region and into some of the southern and eastern Oblasts. You will see plenty of metro's that are similar or worse then anything you would see in LA or NYC.
si de hecho, yo lo nombré el museo más barato de todo, Moscú y todo Rusia. Pero sabes ni sabía que teníamos metro en Los Ángeles. Nos vemos mañana para ver este video.
So... I tried the metros in London, Vienna, Copenhagen, Prague, Berlin, Hamburg, Minsk, and Moscow. And Moscow is the best, especially when it is cold because it is so well connected with other transports. The price is hard to beat and stations are mesmerizing.
i’ll take your word for it my friend. Thank you for reporting him from all those different cities. That is very impressive. Thanks for watching this video. I hope you enjoyed it. Please consider sharing.
@@altxodorednovember6920 Minsk has better streets. I remember being in Minsk and it looked like it just popped out of Stalins mind as the perfect city. And it looks grand. Also the underground shopping mall in the center, I cannot recall the name, amazing.
Moscow metro is art. It cannot be compared with anything in the world. So many stations are simply breathtaking. I cannot remember SPB, but I am sure it's also very beautiful. Another very good looking metro system is in Minsk, the capital city of Belarus. Well done, Dan and Luz. Dream team at work! Thank you! 😍
I read somewhere, in short, people underground feel discomfort, and in order to compensate for this, it was decided to make the stations as aesthetically pleasing as possible.
@Wild-Siberia inside the metro, it's a whole jungle. Trust me when I see it's very unpleasant, dirty and smelly. It's also not safe in the train. Security can't be everywhere. Should have interviewed a daily rider, and it would be a different story. I think you hopped in on a weekday morning. Also people are paid to clean these stations and streets every morning 3-5 AM which is the only reason they look clean as the day progresses they get VERY dirty.
Слава богу я в России. Мне 32, и как многие лет 12-13 назад смотрел на запад, как на рай земной, смешно вспоминать, ведь сейчас Россия эта модель ЗДОРОВОГО, уважающего друг друга общества, где разные народы и разные религии научились жить вместе. И просто созидают, а не вот это вот все...
i’m actually very impressed with the Moscow metro and next year I will document the one in Saint Petersburg. This video premieres tomorrow I hope you watch it. Thanks for your support consider sharing the channel.
Hi Sveta, I agree that Moscow and St Petersburg have some of the very best metro systems. Russia has a great rail system too. However, I'm not impressed with the rest of the Russian infrastructure compared to China, Japan, South Korea, Canada, USA, or Western Europe. Even in Moscow, outside of the center, it's not very good.
@@Svetlana__SPB we're talking only about subways because that's the only aspect of Russian infrastructure that is world-class. It's the best metro that I've used, and very beautiful too. The experts rank the Moscow system in the top 5 in the world. I can't say it's the best or not because I have not used the great systems in Asia.
While the United States is concerned about financing Ukraine with weapons to provoke Russia, the American population suffers from a lack of security and infrastructure. Cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco are full of homeless people. The government should help those in need with housing and healthcare!
A significant number of the homeless in LA and San Francisco are actually from other areas. They move to these cities because of the milder climate and the more permissive laws. They would be picked up by the police and charged with criminal misdemeanor in many other places.
@@user-mk4wj3sf6r смотрите на Казань, Уфу и другие города. С каждым годом обновляется И улучшается! Строятся дороги, открываюся новые школы, детсады. Как это не помогает?! Для людей у кого диагностировали сахарный диабет раз в 3 месяца выдают всё необходимое(2 вида инсулина,иголки ,тест-полоски и датчики) причем это БЕСПЛАТНО. Например в США это дорогостоящие препараты.
@@IvanRiveraStageaand what about homeless and beggers in NY and Washington, DC? Lots of them there in worse climate! As for the NY metro system - it's awful😢 I mean the order in it
I live in Moscow and I used to go to the nearest metro station by car, then take a train to the city center avoiding any traffic. Now I have my own software company and I mostly work from home. I sold my car and I use taxi whenever I need to go somewhere.
Дэн спасибо! Такой подробный обзор, столько комплиментов Московскому метрополитену❤, заставляет ещё больше ценить! У вашей сестры потрясающий голос!! Браво 👏 👏👏💐💐💐
Я житель Москвы и не придерживаюсь ограничением себя одним видом транспорта. Иногда удобно ехать на метро (может быть из-за пробок в час пик или близкого расположения метро к моей конечной цели), а иногда еду на машине (в обратных случаях или когда хочется побольше комфорта). Более того мои друзья поступают примерно также, но не все. Некоторые из них скорее поедут на такси.
Moscow Metro is more faster and convenient, especially during morning and evening rush hour (although it's very crowded). But in some situations transportation by car is better and faster (e.g. at night, when the metro is closed, or from one outskirt to another, for example, from south-western to south-eastern, because by metro it'll take 2 times longer the same route). Even if you don't have own car, but have your driving license, you can use carsharing service, that is actually cheaper now than taxi. Thanks for your video!
yes, I can tell if Moscow was designed for the metro or the metro was designed for Moscow it’s just absolutely perfect! thank you so much for watching the video please do consider sharing
The L.A. subway is tiny, Chicago's is larger, New York's more than twice as large as Chicago's. The Moscow Metro is significantly larger than the New York City Subway
The LA Metro is much younger than either Moscow, NYC, or Chicago. It opened in 1990. The LA Metro is not tiny. It's over 100 miles long with over 100 stations and continues to grow. Four line expansions will open in the next two years including a connection to LAX.
@@mrxman581 cool, thanks for sharing. I kinda like your train and station design. When you say millions, what's the ridership? I guess I can look it up - if it is indeed busy, kudos to LA for finally coming up with a public transit system that actually works. Could be a first in the US :-) ETA: looked it up; 900k daily boardings rail and bus combined. In Moscow, iirc, it's about 7million, rail alone, and about 12 million on all modes combined. Still pretty impressive, much better than In DC, for sure
When I was in Moscow visit a friend, he drove with us closer to city center aka nearest metro station, parked the car and we used metro for rest of the day.
2:30 - in Moscow you can just hover your bank card (or a bank sticker) over the tourniquet and you will be charged 1 ticket price out of your bank account. No need to buy tickets,no need to use terminals. It’s a bit pricier than buying the Troyka card, but I use metro just a couple of times a year, so having a dedicated transport card has no profit to me.
I've seen ny rats the size of a medium sized cat. I've never seen such big rats, I think those are north American species undiscovered cause no one thought of that. heh heh
@@JayTulip not as big as in Russia . I thought that Holborn is the deepest station . When I went to Moscow and Saint Petersburg it was 6 times deeper . Couldn’t walk up on escalators at once . My neck hurt when I looked up from the bottom of the escalators
Ну, как бы, вся суть транспортной системы Советского Союза в том, что надо было не то чтобы скомпенсировать нехватку личных автомобилей. А сделать их необходимость незначительной за счёт развитой системы общественного транспорта. В том числе и метро.
Да нет, просто в СССР умели считать деньги. Перевезти из точки А в точку Б 100 человек на общественном транспорте, затратив на это условные 10 литров топлива гораздо эффективнее с экономической точки зрения, чем перевезти из точки А в точку Б 2 ленивые жопы на личном автомобиле, затратив на это те же самые энергоресурсы. Кстати, привет экологам, если что
Это сознательное решение правительственных органов в каждой отдельной стране : общественный/ частный транспорт. Какое решение приняли -- такое направление развивали. Тут у нас передача была -- в Италии с общественным транспортом плохо от слова " безобразно ". Думали как решить проблему и сравнивали в Францией. Там развивали общественный транспорт сознательно и начали недавно - --лет 20-30. Хотели сделать чтобы общественным транспортом пользоваться было удобнее и дешевле. У французов получилось! Но они повторили советскую систему-- пересадки, абонементы, связали по расписанию поезда, самолёты с автобусами. Кто помнит? Можно было расчитать время до любой самой отдалённой деревеньки. Так вот , подчёркиваю -- это сознательное решение и проводится оно должно на всей территории или на большой. Чёткая организация.
@@tatianachernysheva786 ну как бы сравнивать общественный транспорт Парижа и какого-нибудь Сургута в принципе некорректно. Сургут фору Парижу лет в 200 даст . Даже несмотря на отсутствие метрополитена
I truly enjoy your videos. But I also understand the work load that comes with completing a Masters degree, and I can tell you that it is quite a bit of work. Luce, I am convinced has her hands full with getting that done...Best of luck to her and to you and Ksenia...Aloha to all of you from the Big Island of Hawaii...
Daniel, Metro is not popular in Los Angeles, as I understand. But what impressed me greatly - was Luz ' s singing ! Her voice is brilliant ! Congratulations.
Dan, thank you so much,it is very interesting to see our country through your eyes. You have a very good background because of your family. Mexican people are very hardworking,very kind, they have a good heart and you just prove it!🌞
I have to say I am humbled by their words because not a lot of people think of Mexicans in A positive way. When I say not a lot of people, I mean, not a lot of people go out of their way to mention those things that they aren’t hard-working, and that they have good hearts these things are true. I appreciate your support. It doesn’t go unnoticed. Thanks so much.
You what’s nice? That you actually rediscovered LA for yourself. I’ve been watching all your videos lately and I can tell you were happily surprised more than a few times.))
Nice to see you again with dear sister Luz. Metro in Moskow may be more busy and has a lot traditional artwork. Each country has different designs. Thanks for sharing. Love for mom, greetings to Xenia in Siberia. When will you return to Baikal. Stay healthy with God's blessings. Ice skating in Moscow is winter wonderland !
Я около тридцати лет работал водителем персонального автомобиля в Москве . Работодателей за это было три и все жили на окраине а офисы располагались в центре . Утром и вечером доехать на машине в один конец занимало около полутора часов . Зимой в снегопад Москва часто вообще вставала . На метро от дома до офиса я доезжал минут за сорок . Метро и общественный транспорт великая вещь и единственный выход для Москвы . А когда человек везёт одну свою задницу на машине утром в центр а вечером обратно , да ещё на весь день паркует машину в центре , это перебор . По личным делам в центр только на метро .
Another great video! It was so nice to see a cleaner side to LA! Sad that crime is still a big factor! Tokyo trains like Moscow generally run every 1-2 mins. And they run like clockwork, you could set your watch by them lol 15-20mins between trains is probably the reason few people use the metro. That’s one heck of a wait time 😳 Luz ……you have an incredible voice 😮😁so nice to see the two of you enjoying these little ‘adventures’ together. Really looking forward to the next video. God Bless and thanks for sharing 🙏🏻❤️
They run more often than what that person said especially at that station where they run every 4 minutes. And millions of people use the LA Metro and extensive bus system.
Thank you so much for the positive review my friend I truly appreciate the support. And you know even if it’s a negative observation I do enjoy reading everything anyways so if I ever mess up, please do comment.
Wow, I love this comment. This is exactly what I wanted to read people giving real life stories. Thank you so much for adding to this video with your awesome comment.
Дениэл,ты наверное уже хочешь перевезти всю свою семью в Россию?😅 Это было бы здорово на самом деле. Твоя сестра замечательная и очень добрая,это видно по её глазам. И прекрасно поёт!😊👍 Я не совсем поняла почему у вас не получилось поехать на метро. Было бы интереснее посмотреть разные станции в метро LA и сами вагоны поезда. Надеюсь ты сделаешь об этом видео позже 😉
If I may ask, how old are you Dan? You are so friendly and well balanced person, true big brother. Thank you and you beautiful baby sister for the videos! Great singing🌺
Great video. Reminiscing of the past, I'd like to add that it wasn't always very safe in Moscow. Some 20-30 years ago it was less so. Back then there were bums and more litter in Moscow. I once got down to a subway station, like, at 6 am (Metro is usu. open 6 am - 1 am) on Tverskaya street and some 20 or 30 street walkers entered the same train car. That was kind of funny. Nowadays, there's no street walkers in Moscow. Things have changed a lot. Back in the 90s, we used subway tokens and many people were going through without paying. There were also a lot of casinos in Moscow. And if you needed a taxi, you could just raise your hand, and regular cars would stop and offer a lift for a small fee, especially if their destination was not way off from yours. It was literally, like, you raise your hand and each tenth car or so would stop and you could bargain for a cheap ride. No waiting, no calling anywhere, and no traffic jams in Moskva in the 90s! Can you imagine! So, it wasn't all that bad; it was kind of funny. Weak points of Moscow: there are huge traffic jams just like in other huge major cities, cold snowy winters, air pollution but it's less severe than in other megalopolises around the world.
Отличное видео! если в Америке все передвигаются на автомобилях почему на улицах Лос Анджелес мне показалось мало авто, гораздо меньше чем в Москве или Санкт Петербурге! Спасибо за новое видео🤝
It's strange that you didn't know that there is a Metro in your city) It’s just that if I were a tourist in LA, I would try to explore the whole city in a week :D Unfortunately, I was not able to explore Moscow even in a month... the city is too huge, in which it is very easy to get lost. As a result, the joints in my legs simply hurt... every day I walked 30 km, crazy for people who like to walk) I will also add that Moscow will soon become even larger; in 2025, a large piece of the city of Lyubertsy with a population of 230,000 people will be added to it.
Subway here is a very limited system, it can't take you everywhere you might wanna go, so you just need a car. And guess what? Once you got a car - you never go on a subway )) Right?😉
You suister is wonderful!) Nice voice by the way!))Of course metro in Saint Petesburg and Moscow are beautiful like art. Hello from Wild Far East. Maybe also you should visit Far East! :)
Сейчас метро в Москве изменилось в лучшую сторону.К метро присоединились электрички,чтоб можно было доехать до ближайших городов,то есть вошли в систему метрополитена.Вагоны внутри как в метрополитене,только сверху заборник тока,а не через рельсы.Москва огромна и много рядом населённых пунктов.
Aaaand hello again from Siberia. 8) Something to add about numbers of people using metro in LA and Moscow. Just to be honest and objective. Population of LA - almost 4 million people - while Moscow has slightly over 13 million, and it's only stable population - I mean those who live in city. Also there's such called daily migration (or pendulum migration) - those people who live in cities and even in the nearest regions around but work in Moscow. Those can reach several millions a day - which makes total population up to 16-18 mln. It's 4+ times more than in LA. That overloads the road system, provokes traffic jams and ofc people prefer to use fast and reliable metro rather than waisting hours in jams. So... Just add 4 times more of people to LA - and they will fall in love with their metro, for sure. And trains will ride much more often. And the security guards will appear at the entrance (I suspect nowadays it's just cheaper to leave those gates open than hiring some policemen to make those skaters pay for entrance).
The gate that was accidentally left open is for wheelchair users, but people sneak in illegally. LA Metro has increased security to help with fare evading. BTW, the trains come more often especially in the station he was at where they run every 4 minutes during peak hours. Also, LA Metro is responsible for not only the city but LA County too which has a population of 10 million and covers an area of about 4800 square miles. It's very spread out which is one big reason most people drive.
Hello Daniel. The new tour of Los Angeles is interesting, just like the earlier tours. The LA Metro looks good. But, you're right, the metro is more convenient in Moscow. Especially now, when there is a lot of snow in Moscow and because of this there are big traffic jams. And in such a situation, the metro is very convenient transport. Thank you for this video. Have a nice day!
I don't think there is a metro comparable to Moscow in the world at all. It is imbued with the idea that earlier, in the pre-revolutionary period, art was inaccessible to people of working professions. Now every day a worker, the master of his country, will contemplate a work of architectural art on his way to work and back. Each station looks like a palace because it is the palace of labor.
I agree, I truly agree that there’s nothing that can compare with Moscow metro to be honest even the more technologically advanced ones lose merit against Moscow’s beauty
@@user-sl3ds1dq3f я написал дословно "Московское метро пронизано идеей, что раньше, в дореволюционный период, искусство было недоступно человеку рабочей профессии. Теперь каждый день рабочий, хозяин своей страны, будет созерцать произведение архитектурного искусства по дороге на работу и обратно." Твоя претензия лишена смысла.
@@chuvash7936 Это Вы сами придумали, что метро"пронизано идеей"? Или вычитали у кого-то? .. Метро пронизано одной идеей- довезти людей до определëнного места.
@@user-sl3ds1dq3f сделать подземный дворец из станции -- это та задача, которую Каганович поставил перед архитекторами и проектировщиками. Чтобы довести людей человека из одного места то другого тысячи километров отделки из мрамора не надо. Барельефы и мозаичные панно тоже для этого не нужны. Но тем не менее их сделали. Это сознательное концептуальное решение: сделать архитектурный шедевр, дворец для миллионов трудящихся.
Hey man, thank you for another great video! Regarding the point you raised about driving in Moscow; I've been living here without a car for 3 years and might only get one if we get a dacha/house in the Oblast. Otherwise cars more of a liability in Moscow.
The LACMTA does have a lot of island platforms just like Moscow, only all but one are island platforms for the subways, while island platforms make up over half of a line for light rails. Also artwork depends on the line or station. The station you went to had very little artwork which formed a line on the walls, but some stations such as Universal, Hollywood Vine, and Wilshire Western has artwork which can take up most or the entire station. Some lines are themed too such as the Gold/E Line which has coastal and Spanish themes, or the Orange/G Line which has a bit of a clean corporate theme with artwork on boards or platform
Bro, the ruble has risen in price against the dollar, 60 cents now with a Troika card, 70 cents with bank card, 72 cents for a usual ticket and 56 cents with Facepay (54, 61, 65 and 50 rubles, respectively). But the main thing is that this is all about the metro and the MCD. I was stunned when I found out that in New York you have to pay for a lines transfer. As I understand from the conversation, is it the same in LA? This point is not entirely clear. I myself don't drive and don't know how, but with those I talked to, they use a car or the metro, depending on the situation, someone goes to the metro by car, and then transfers to the metro . Often, if you need to get somewhere to cross off metro lines, it’s faster by car. But sometimes, on the contrary, the metro goes where there is no road, and the detour takes an hour longer. In general, there is no universal recipe; everything depends on the route. At one time I worked as a courier: sometimes the routes I came across were so inconvenient that I took a taxi to save time, nerves and effort. Regarding the intervals between trains - after midnight they can reach 11 minutes, be careful with this. I was so late for the train focusing, on the usual time. You didn't touch on the topic of navigation at all. It was interesting to know how convenient it is there, do you have apps for your smartphone? In general, it’s somehow sad that the city infrastructure itself forces people to have a car, without presenting a normal choice.
The LA Metro is growing every year. The first station only opened in 1990. The current system is 110 miles long with 101 stations. You pay no more than $5 per day no matter how many times you use it, or $18 a week which includes the buses. Also, students ride for free, and for senior citizens it only costs 50 cents and $2.50 a day with unlimited rides.
На самом деле, в Москве можно ездить в метро и на общественном транспорте бесплатно по социальной карте, а также по карте для школьников и студентов. Социальная карта выдаётся людям с разным социальным статусом (в том смысле, что ребёнок-сирота, инвалид, ограниченно дееспособный человек и т.д). Так что правительство Москвы в этом плане о нас позаботилось.
Luz has an amazing voice! And she's so cute😊 Actually, I think, it's better here, in LA, I mean the climate and nature. Please, show us the ocean. I live in Moscow, by the way
6:43 да, по сравнению с московским метро это не серьёзно - такое же ощущение у меня было в метро в Праге. Заходил полным ожиданием, думал это будет такая же атмосфера как в московском метро - те же вагоны, чистые красивые станции и так далее. Но там тоже никто ничего не охранял. Просто у автомата купил бумажный билет, дальше надо засунуть его в компостер и он как бы действует, если вдруг будут контролёры, но я их не видел. Но зато везде были последствия того, что каждый может зайти безнаказанно - много граффити и мусора. Поезда хоть внешне похожи, но тяговые двигатели другие и звук не тот.
In moscow the trains don't come every 30 seconds. I'd say it's 1:30 during rush hours (from one leaving till the next one opening doors), and up to, say, 15 minutes at night, about an hour before closing time. Why didn't you buy just one card and record 2 tickets on it? In Moscow you could do that up to a point, then they introduced a cooldown of 5 minutes, because the controllers could check only the last entrance in buses, which use the same card. I don't know whether it's still the case now. As for using the car, i stopped driving to work about 8 years ago, because i live in a suburb, and worked on the other side from the centre, so it would take me an hour and fifteen minutes by public transport every time, whereas sometimes i would drive back home for up to 3,5 hours, if the traffic was really bad. I'd like to keep what's left of my mental health, so i stopped, because some idiots on the road just get me absolutely triggered. I love driving, so i prefer to enjoy given an opportunity, rather than spoil it by turning it into a chore. If there's parking, and it's about an up to 40 minute drive, i'd drive. Some people i know, like some coworkers, despise crowds for whatever reason, so they drive from so far away time-wise, that i consider them properly weird.
Hi, really enjoyed you contents, will be moving to Moscow next year, I'm very excited. People I know, tell me negative comments don't move to Russia it this and it's that. I'm excited to show them it's a beautiful country, like how to show the world. Thank you and looking forward for more of your contents
Deberias visitar Volgogrado (Stalingrado) para el 9 de Mayo! He oido que por un dia (9 de mayo) cambian devuelta los nombres de las ciudades de Volgogrado y St Peterburgo. Me gustaría oir tu impresión del cambio de guardia allí! Muchos que han estado allí dicen que es muy conmovedor.
@klop1297everything change and as they once changed for the worse, it can change for the better. Don’t despair. Although I find the winter uniforms very beautiful, summer ….. let’s say it can be better.
I usually use suburban train because of my place of living and my office location. It's more useful for me to reach my office and come back home by this train, so I use the metro quite seldom. When I worked for another company, I used the metro each business day. It's complicated to go to work by car due to traffic jams. But it's what about me. Some people prefer own car to reach their destination
The war memorials in Chicago, a lot of them were paid for by fraternal groups. then gifted to the city. They would have a huge fund raiser for the base of a statue. then a second fund raiser for the statue itself. Fraternal groups declined after television was introduced
Спасибр за познавательные видео! Очень бы хотела когда-нибудь побывать в США. Я из СПб, у нас метро меньше, чем Московское. Но оно ещё глубже в некоторых местах. И такое же красивое. Я живу в центре, на ВО. И почти всегда передвигаюсь на а. м. Хотя на метро часто быстрее и дешевле! Летом люблю пешком. Между поездами у нас в метро в час пик 2-3 минуты. Днём, когда поток пассажиров меньше 5-8 +- минут.
Well, here in Japan, in Osaka the temperature do not go below zero, it is always above zero, but there is similar skating rink in the cetre of Osaka as in LA. And ut IS expensive. Your sister sings wonderfully!
Hi Dan, we don't have a metro in Manchester UK only buses and trams but I used metro in London and it was not bad but I would not use public transport in the UK if I don't have too.
Yea I didn’t even know we even had a subway in Los Angeles. When I go to London one day, I hope to see their subway as well not to use it, but just to see it, you know. thanks so much for watching the video. Thanks for reporting in from Manchester.
I don't know if someone has already said this, but in Moscow we can charge our Troika cards through bank apps in our phones. You need the mashine to buy the card in the beginning but after that it'll just take you a minute to charge it anytime and anywhere just using your phone) very convenient
Станция метро мне понравилась. Тихая, спокойная, чистая. Понятно что много поездов там не будет. Смысла нет пускать поезд каждые пять минут ради трех пассажиров. Напоминает общественный транспорт где-то в глубинке России-Матушки. Надеюсь покажут еще пару станций.
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Luz voice very good
As someone who once lived in Russia I can tell you right now you are cherry picking which places to go in order to make it out that Russian metro is a lot better. If you go outside the St Petersburg-Moscow railway region and into some of the southern and eastern Oblasts. You will see plenty of metro's that are similar or worse then anything you would see in LA or NYC.
If you all use cars there and there is no subway, then all your nonsense about carbon emissions and warming and climate change looks pretty funny. 😆😅🤣
El metro de Rusia es una obra de arte, y es como otra ciudad bajo tierra
Es impresionante
si de hecho, yo lo nombré el museo más barato de todo, Moscú y todo Rusia. Pero sabes ni sabía que teníamos metro en Los Ángeles. Nos vemos mañana para ver este video.
@@Wild-Siberia ok camarada, nos vemos 🇨🇺👍
Бессмысленная трата денег. Витрина для иностранцев. В остальной стране при этом есть огромные проблемы с транспортом.
@@user-mk4wj3sf6rэто же надо такую Ху...ню сморозить!😱😱😱😱😂😂😂😂😂
@@user-mk4wj3sf6rэто же надо такую Ху...ню сморозить!😱😱😱😱😂😂😂😂😂
So... I tried the metros in London, Vienna, Copenhagen, Prague, Berlin, Hamburg, Minsk, and Moscow.
And Moscow is the best, especially when it is cold because it is so well connected with other transports. The price is hard to beat and stations are mesmerizing.
i’ll take your word for it my friend. Thank you for reporting him from all those different cities. That is very impressive. Thanks for watching this video. I hope you enjoyed it. Please consider sharing.
@@Wild-Siberia thank you for replying each one of us.
@@UrsusPolaris01you know I try but the channel is out growing and now sometimes I just like some comments and put emojis in others 🫡🙏🏻
Ну минское метро ненамного хуже московского. Будем честны, хорошо?
@@altxodorednovember6920 Minsk has better streets.
I remember being in Minsk and it looked like it just popped out of Stalins mind as the perfect city. And it looks grand. Also the underground shopping mall in the center, I cannot recall the name, amazing.
Moscow metro is art. It cannot be compared with anything in the world. So many stations are simply breathtaking. I cannot remember SPB, but I am sure it's also very beautiful. Another very good looking metro system is in Minsk, the capital city of Belarus. Well done, Dan and Luz. Dream team at work! Thank you! 😍
You know although the LA one is not so useful at least they are keeping it clean and sure it's no art piece I can't wait to see subway in Peter!
I read somewhere, in short, people underground feel discomfort, and in order to compensate for this, it was decided to make the stations as aesthetically pleasing as possible.
in SPB absolutly same station like in Moscow
Oh man all metro in ex Soviet Union republic's beautiful!!! Just look metro in Uzbekistan 😊😊😊
@Wild-Siberia inside the metro, it's a whole jungle. Trust me when I see it's very unpleasant, dirty and smelly. It's also not safe in the train. Security can't be everywhere. Should have interviewed a daily rider, and it would be a different story. I think you hopped in on a weekday morning. Also people are paid to clean these stations and streets every morning 3-5 AM which is the only reason they look clean as the day progresses they get VERY dirty.
Слава богу я в России. Мне 32, и как многие лет 12-13 назад смотрел на запад, как на рай земной, смешно вспоминать, ведь сейчас Россия эта модель ЗДОРОВОГО, уважающего друг друга общества, где разные народы и разные религии научились жить вместе. И просто созидают, а не вот это вот все...
Со мной таже история😊 Тоже мечтала уехать лет 10 назад, но Россию любила и люблю, с либерастами давно воюю.
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Don’t be so quick in discounting US. It is actually pretty nice here too. It isn’t paradise but pretty good.
абсолютно верно.
Я горжусь, что у нас в Петербурге и в Москве лучшие в мире метрополитены! 🇷🇺❤
i’m actually very impressed with the Moscow metro and next year I will document the one in Saint Petersburg.
This video premieres tomorrow I hope you watch it. Thanks for your support consider sharing the channel.
Hi Sveta, I agree that Moscow and St Petersburg have some of the very best metro systems. Russia has a great rail system too. However, I'm not impressed with the rest of the Russian infrastructure compared to China, Japan, South Korea, Canada, USA, or Western Europe. Even in Moscow, outside of the center, it's not very good.
@@jacksoncornbreadmcbride6763 здесь речь о метро, а не о инфрастуктуре.. Такого метро, как у нас нигде в мире нет
@@Svetlana__SPB we're talking only about subways because that's the only aspect of Russian infrastructure that is world-class. It's the best metro that I've used, and very beautiful too. The experts rank the Moscow system in the top 5 in the world. I can't say it's the best or not because I have not used the great systems in Asia.
@@jacksoncornbreadmcbride6763 What other cities have you visited?
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While the United States is concerned about financing Ukraine with weapons to provoke Russia, the American population suffers from a lack of security and infrastructure.
Cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco are full of homeless people. The government should help those in need with housing and healthcare!
У нас в России правительство тоже не занимается обновлением инфраструктуры (за исключением Москвы) и не помогает нуждающимся.
@@user-mk4wj3sf6rя похоже не в России живу😅
A significant number of the homeless in LA and San Francisco are actually from other areas. They move to these cities because of the milder climate and the more permissive laws. They would be picked up by the police and charged with criminal misdemeanor in many other places.
@@user-mk4wj3sf6r смотрите на Казань, Уфу и другие города. С каждым годом обновляется И улучшается! Строятся дороги, открываюся новые школы, детсады. Как это не помогает?! Для людей у кого диагностировали сахарный диабет раз в 3 месяца выдают всё необходимое(2 вида инсулина,иголки ,тест-полоски и датчики) причем это БЕСПЛАТНО. Например в США это дорогостоящие препараты.
@@IvanRiveraStageaand what about homeless and beggers in NY and Washington, DC? Lots of them there in worse climate! As for the NY metro system - it's awful😢 I mean the order in it
I live in Moscow and I used to go to the nearest metro station by car, then take a train to the city center avoiding any traffic. Now I have my own software company and I mostly work from home. I sold my car and I use taxi whenever I need to go somewhere.
I’m so happy for you. Thanks for also giving your information on how you moved around Moscow really cool.
Дэн спасибо! Такой подробный обзор, столько комплиментов Московскому метрополитену❤, заставляет ещё больше ценить! У вашей сестры потрясающий голос!! Браво 👏 👏👏💐💐💐
Я житель Москвы и не придерживаюсь ограничением себя одним видом транспорта. Иногда удобно ехать на метро (может быть из-за пробок в час пик или близкого расположения метро к моей конечной цели), а иногда еду на машине (в обратных случаях или когда хочется побольше комфорта). Более того мои друзья поступают примерно также, но не все. Некоторые из них скорее поедут на такси.
в Питере аналогично
Moscow Metro is more faster and convenient, especially during morning and evening rush hour (although it's very crowded). But in some situations transportation by car is better and faster (e.g. at night, when the metro is closed, or from one outskirt to another, for example, from south-western to south-eastern, because by metro it'll take 2 times longer the same route). Even if you don't have own car, but have your driving license, you can use carsharing service, that is actually cheaper now than taxi.
Thanks for your video!
yes, I can tell if Moscow was designed for the metro or the metro was designed for Moscow it’s just absolutely perfect! thank you so much for watching the video please do consider sharing
Луз - красотка😍 и голос у неё отличный! 🤗👍
The L.A. subway is tiny, Chicago's is larger, New York's more than twice as large as Chicago's. The Moscow Metro is significantly larger than the New York City Subway
yeah, I didn’t realize we even had a metro actually before filming this. I was in Moscow, so then I was inspired to check out the Los Angeles one.
Tiny or not - looks decent. Modern trains, much cleaner than NYC or DC (never been to Chicago).
@@Wild-SiberiaThat's on you millions of people use the Merro in LA for decades and it's getting bigger every year.
The LA Metro is much younger than either Moscow, NYC, or Chicago. It opened in 1990.
The LA Metro is not tiny. It's over 100 miles long with over 100 stations and continues to grow. Four line expansions will open in the next two years including a connection to LAX.
@@mrxman581 cool, thanks for sharing. I kinda like your train and station design. When you say millions, what's the ridership? I guess I can look it up - if it is indeed busy, kudos to LA for finally coming up with a public transit system that actually works. Could be a first in the US :-)
ETA: looked it up; 900k daily boardings rail and bus combined. In Moscow, iirc, it's about 7million, rail alone, and about 12 million on all modes combined. Still pretty impressive, much better than In DC, for sure
Luz sings very well! Her voice is very strong and beautiful. Thanks a lot for the great performance at the end! :-)
Thanks for your never-ending support my dear friend
When I was in Moscow visit a friend, he drove with us closer to city center aka nearest metro station, parked the car and we used metro for rest of the day.
Wonderful singing at the end. Thank you for the video and especially for the last touching part :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really wanted people to listen to Luz sing and that’s her not trying. perhaps in the future she can have a full song
2:30 - in Moscow you can just hover your bank card (or a bank sticker) over the tourniquet and you will be charged 1 ticket price out of your bank account. No need to buy tickets,no need to use terminals.
It’s a bit pricier than buying the Troyka card, but I use metro just a couple of times a year, so having a dedicated transport card has no profit to me.
I don’t like how it works in
Los Angeles
@@Wild-SiberiaBecause you don't know how to use it. You can you your phone to pay if you don't want to buy a card.
When I lived in NYC, I avoided the subway. It was horrible, dirty, smelly, dangerous. I am hearing from friends now, it's a lot worse now. 😱
Ill never visit NYC subway ahaha
I've seen ny rats the size of a medium sized cat. I've never seen such big rats, I think those are north American species undiscovered cause no one thought of that. heh heh
@@avonmoremilk1958 we have big ones in London too
@@JayTulip I think these are dinosaur rats, probably another species. czcams.com/users/shortsC4dFTGFQKQg?si=vjKKU42AXi8pl6c8
@@JayTulip not as big as in Russia . I thought that Holborn is the deepest station . When I went to Moscow and Saint Petersburg it was 6 times deeper . Couldn’t walk up on escalators at once . My neck hurt when I looked up from the bottom of the escalators
Ну, как бы, вся суть транспортной системы Советского Союза в том, что надо было не то чтобы скомпенсировать нехватку личных автомобилей. А сделать их необходимость незначительной за счёт развитой системы общественного транспорта. В том числе и метро.
Да нет, просто в СССР умели считать деньги. Перевезти из точки А в точку Б 100 человек на общественном транспорте, затратив на это условные 10 литров топлива гораздо эффективнее с экономической точки зрения, чем перевезти из точки А в точку Б 2 ленивые жопы на личном автомобиле, затратив на это те же самые энергоресурсы. Кстати, привет экологам, если что
Скучно, девочки...
@@user-sl3ds1dq3f ну терять время в пробках и решать квесты по поиску парковочного места гораздо веселее, ага?
Это сознательное решение правительственных органов в каждой отдельной стране : общественный/ частный транспорт.
Какое решение приняли -- такое направление развивали.
Тут у нас передача была -- в Италии с общественным транспортом плохо от слова " безобразно ".
Думали как решить проблему и сравнивали в Францией. Там развивали общественный транспорт сознательно и начали недавно - --лет 20-30.
Хотели сделать чтобы общественным транспортом пользоваться было удобнее и дешевле.
У французов получилось!
Но они повторили советскую систему-- пересадки, абонементы, связали по расписанию поезда, самолёты с автобусами.
Кто помнит? Можно было расчитать время до любой самой отдалённой деревеньки.
Так вот , подчёркиваю -- это сознательное решение и проводится оно должно на всей территории или на большой.
Чёткая организация.
@@tatianachernysheva786 ну как бы сравнивать общественный транспорт Парижа и какого-нибудь Сургута в принципе некорректно. Сургут фору Парижу лет в 200 даст . Даже несмотря на отсутствие метрополитена
I truly enjoy your videos. But I also understand the work load that comes with completing a Masters degree, and I can tell you that it is quite a bit of work. Luce, I am convinced has her hands full with getting that done...Best of luck to her and to you and Ksenia...Aloha to all of you from the Big Island of Hawaii...
Hello to you!
Daniel, Metro is not popular in Los Angeles, as I understand.
But what impressed me greatly - was Luz ' s singing ! Her voice is brilliant ! Congratulations.
Yes, you are right
Millions of people use the LA Metro every year.
Dan, thank you so much,it is very interesting to see our country through your eyes. You have a very good background because of your family. Mexican people are very hardworking,very kind, they have a good heart and you just prove it!🌞
I have to say I am humbled by their words because not a lot of people think of Mexicans in A positive way.
When I say not a lot of people, I mean, not a lot of people go out of their way to mention those things that they aren’t hard-working, and that they have good hearts these things are true.
I appreciate your support. It doesn’t go unnoticed. Thanks so much.
Hey Daniel and Luz...thanks for the tour of the Metro. You guys have a nice weekend.
You too! Thanks a lot!
Все города по-своему красивы. Но природа Байкала красивее любого города❤
Your videos much appreciated
I appreciate you!!
congratulations on 30k!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you, it was a pleasure to watch your report. You and your sister are great.
Thank you kindly!
You what’s nice? That you actually rediscovered LA for yourself. I’ve been watching all your videos lately and I can tell you were happily surprised more than a few times.))
yes I actually am happy to see places!
Nice to see you again with dear sister Luz. Metro in Moskow may be more busy and has a lot traditional artwork. Each country has different designs. Thanks for sharing. Love for mom, greetings to Xenia in Siberia. When will you return to Baikal. Stay healthy with God's blessings. Ice skating in Moscow is winter wonderland !
Im trying my best to get there ASAP
@@Wild-Siberia Xenia and dad will be very happy to welcome you in baikal land. Wish you a smooth travel with God's blessings.
Я около тридцати лет работал водителем персонального автомобиля в Москве . Работодателей за это было три и все жили на окраине а офисы располагались в центре . Утром и вечером доехать на машине в один конец занимало около полутора часов . Зимой в снегопад Москва часто вообще вставала . На метро от дома до офиса я доезжал минут за сорок . Метро и общественный транспорт великая вещь и единственный выход для Москвы . А когда человек везёт одну свою задницу на машине утром в центр а вечером обратно , да ещё на весь день паркует машину в центре , это перебор . По личным делам в центр только на метро .
Another great video! It was so nice to see a cleaner side to LA! Sad that crime is still a big factor! Tokyo trains like Moscow generally run every 1-2 mins. And they run like clockwork, you could set your watch by them lol 15-20mins between trains is probably the reason few people use the metro. That’s one heck of a wait time 😳 Luz ……you have an incredible voice 😮😁so nice to see the two of you enjoying these little ‘adventures’ together. Really looking forward to the next video. God Bless and thanks for sharing 🙏🏻❤️
They run more often than what that person said especially at that station where they run every 4 minutes. And millions of people use the LA Metro and extensive bus system.
Красавица,так хорошо спела,даже без микрофона звучало знатно👍👏🤝😘
Historic work Dan, thanks!
Thank you so much for the positive review my friend I truly appreciate the support. And you know even if it’s a negative observation I do enjoy reading everything anyways so if I ever mess up, please do comment.
Very Interesting to see the difference. Brother and sister compilation…..
Hey Dan, I'm in Moscow happy to use the public transport, I actually sold my car because of that. 😊 Thanks for brave reporting, have fun there ! 🎉
Wow, I love this comment. This is exactly what I wanted to read people giving real life stories. Thank you so much for adding to this video with your awesome comment.
Нормальное метро в ЛА. После Нью-Йорка думал будет хуже. А московское метро лучшее в мире.
Thanks Dan and Luz. Wow I was surprised at how clean the subway was...and by the ice skating rink!
I was too!
Дениэл,ты наверное уже хочешь перевезти всю свою семью в Россию?😅 Это было бы здорово на самом деле. Твоя сестра замечательная и очень добрая,это видно по её глазам. И прекрасно поёт!😊👍
Я не совсем поняла почему у вас не получилось поехать на метро. Было бы интереснее посмотреть разные станции в метро LA и сами вагоны поезда. Надеюсь ты сделаешь об этом видео позже 😉
Поезда ходят раз в полчаса. Дождаться поезда, выйти на какой-нибудь станции и вернуться обратно, уже минимум час времени.
@@user-oh7sx8qr4t ради специального видео можно по идее проехать разок... наверное
Он же не сумасшедший, чтобы везти сюда семью! Поснимает видео, получит денежки и уедет обратно в США, посмеиваясь.
@@user-mk4wj3sf6r сюда, то есть в страну 404 он и не собирается. Расслабьтесь
Dan & Luz you guys are Styl'n 😁💪💪💪
If I may ask, how old are you Dan? You are so friendly and well balanced person, true big brother. Thank you and you beautiful baby sister for the videos! Great singing🌺
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Wow, such a beautiful singing of your sister!
Thanks for listening and watching 🙏🏻
Great video. Reminiscing of the past, I'd like to add that it wasn't always very safe in Moscow. Some 20-30 years ago it was less so. Back then there were bums and more litter in Moscow. I once got down to a subway station, like, at 6 am (Metro is usu. open 6 am - 1 am) on Tverskaya street and some 20 or 30 street walkers entered the same train car. That was kind of funny. Nowadays, there's no street walkers in Moscow. Things have changed a lot. Back in the 90s, we used subway tokens and many people were going through without paying. There were also a lot of casinos in Moscow. And if you needed a taxi, you could just raise your hand, and regular cars would stop and offer a lift for a small fee, especially if their destination was not way off from yours. It was literally, like, you raise your hand and each tenth car or so would stop and you could bargain for a cheap ride. No waiting, no calling anywhere, and no traffic jams in Moskva in the 90s! Can you imagine! So, it wasn't all that bad; it was kind of funny.
Weak points of Moscow: there are huge traffic jams just like in other huge major cities, cold snowy winters, air pollution but it's less severe than in other megalopolises around the world.
Тогда был разгул демократии
LA metro looks pretty good, actually. Thanks for the vid!
Yea I was very happy about it! I know a lot of people thought it would be bad! Thanks a lot for watching
Отличное видео! если в Америке все передвигаются на автомобилях почему на улицах Лос Анджелес мне показалось мало авто, гораздо меньше чем в Москве или Санкт Петербурге! Спасибо за новое видео🤝
People usually don’t drive through downtown LA. Traffic goes usually freeway.
and in St. Petersburg the metro lies even deeper; the escalators, in my opinion, are three to 4 times longer
I can't believe that I'll have to see it with my own eyes when I go back! Thanks for watching please consider sharing
Saint Petersburg has a lot of rivers, unstable soil and uneground rivers. Therefore metro has to be deep.
Но самый длинный, и глубокий соответственно, эскалатор расположен именно в метро Москвы. Специально перепроверяла инфу...
It’s nice to see being from the Midwest we have no public transit until Uber came. Never seen a subway or train here in Kansas area
И да, сестрёнка у тебя просто чудо) Думаю, ты ей гордишься, а она тобой)))
Доброе вечер! 👋 Спасибо! 👍
It's strange that you didn't know that there is a Metro in your city)
It’s just that if I were a tourist in LA, I would try to explore the whole city in a week :D
Unfortunately, I was not able to explore Moscow even in a month... the city is too huge, in which it is very easy to get lost. As a result, the joints in my legs simply hurt... every day I walked 30 km, crazy for people who like to walk)
I will also add that Moscow will soon become even larger; in 2025, a large piece of the city of Lyubertsy with a population of 230,000 people will be added to it.
no one uses the metro usually we’re all driving very few people actually use this
Subway here is a very limited system, it can't take you everywhere you might wanna go, so you just need a car. And guess what? Once you got a car - you never go on a subway )) Right?😉
@@coffeecactus9483 Well, in Moscow it’s the other way around. strong competition between cars and metro.
@@DmitriyNeizvestniy Согласна
Люберцы ждут этого присоединения лет 30, так как были с Кузьминками одним Ухтомским районом. Кузьминки уже Москва)
You suister is wonderful!) Nice voice by the way!))Of course metro in Saint Petesburg and Moscow are beautiful like art. Hello from Wild Far East. Maybe also you should visit Far East! :)
Thank you very much!
I will visit the forest, my friend I live so close already in Irkutsk
Сейчас метро в Москве изменилось в лучшую сторону.К метро присоединились электрички,чтоб можно было доехать до ближайших городов,то есть вошли в систему метрополитена.Вагоны внутри как в метрополитене,только сверху заборник тока,а не через рельсы.Москва огромна и много рядом населённых пунктов.
Aaaand hello again from Siberia. 8) Something to add about numbers of people using metro in LA and Moscow. Just to be honest and objective. Population of LA - almost 4 million people - while Moscow has slightly over 13 million, and it's only stable population - I mean those who live in city. Also there's such called daily migration (or pendulum migration) - those people who live in cities and even in the nearest regions around but work in Moscow. Those can reach several millions a day - which makes total population up to 16-18 mln. It's 4+ times more than in LA. That overloads the road system, provokes traffic jams and ofc people prefer to use fast and reliable metro rather than waisting hours in jams. So... Just add 4 times more of people to LA - and they will fall in love with their metro, for sure. And trains will ride much more often. And the security guards will appear at the entrance (I suspect nowadays it's just cheaper to leave those gates open than hiring some policemen to make those skaters pay for entrance).
The gate that was accidentally left open is for wheelchair users, but people sneak in illegally. LA Metro has increased security to help with fare evading.
BTW, the trains come more often especially in the station he was at where they run every 4 minutes during peak hours.
Also, LA Metro is responsible for not only the city but LA County too which has a population of 10 million and covers an area of about 4800 square miles. It's very spread out which is one big reason most people drive.
Hello Daniel. The new tour of Los Angeles is interesting, just like the earlier tours. The LA Metro looks good. But, you're right, the metro is more convenient in Moscow. Especially now, when there is a lot of snow in Moscow and because of this there are big traffic jams. And in such a situation, the metro is very convenient transport. Thank you for this video. Have a nice day!
Thanks for watching! Thanks for understanding the difference between the use of both metros
I don't think there is a metro comparable to Moscow in the world at all. It is imbued with the idea that earlier, in the pre-revolutionary period, art was inaccessible to people of working professions. Now every day a worker, the master of his country, will contemplate a work of architectural art on his way to work and back. Each station looks like a palace because it is the palace of labor.
I agree, I truly agree that there’s nothing that can compare with Moscow metro to be honest even the more technologically advanced ones lose merit against Moscow’s beauty
Ой! Не смешите! В какой дореволюционный период?!? Метро построили в Советском Союзе. И тогда абсолютно всем было доступно искусство.
@@user-sl3ds1dq3f я написал дословно "Московское метро пронизано идеей, что раньше, в дореволюционный период, искусство было недоступно человеку рабочей профессии. Теперь каждый день рабочий, хозяин своей страны, будет созерцать произведение архитектурного искусства по дороге на работу и обратно." Твоя претензия лишена смысла.
@@chuvash7936 Это Вы сами придумали, что метро"пронизано идеей"? Или вычитали у кого-то? .. Метро пронизано одной идеей- довезти людей до определëнного места.
@@user-sl3ds1dq3f сделать подземный дворец из станции -- это та задача, которую Каганович поставил перед архитекторами и проектировщиками. Чтобы довести людей человека из одного места то другого тысячи километров отделки из мрамора не надо. Барельефы и мозаичные панно тоже для этого не нужны. Но тем не менее их сделали. Это сознательное концептуальное решение: сделать архитектурный шедевр, дворец для миллионов трудящихся.
Hey man, thank you for another great video!
Regarding the point you raised about driving in Moscow; I've been living here without a car for 3 years and might only get one if we get a dacha/house in the Oblast. Otherwise cars more of a liability in Moscow.
Thanks for sharing!
Im still waiting 😁 .cuňado 👍
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Your sister is so cute and cool! 😊 Like her a lot. Btw “privet” was so clear! I guess she will learn Russian perfectly, if she want.
🤣🙏🏻 I love her I’m glad people are responding so kindly thanks a lot my friend for watching
The LACMTA does have a lot of island platforms just like Moscow, only all but one are island platforms for the subways, while island platforms make up over half of a line for light rails. Also artwork depends on the line or station. The station you went to had very little artwork which formed a line on the walls, but some stations such as Universal, Hollywood Vine, and Wilshire Western has artwork which can take up most or the entire station. Some lines are themed too such as the Gold/E Line which has coastal and Spanish themes, or the Orange/G Line which has a bit of a clean corporate theme with artwork on boards or platform
And the three new stations have some beautiful artwork too abd they are all unique too.
Спасибо тебе за видео. Thanks for the video. Köszönöm a videót.
Bro, the ruble has risen in price against the dollar, 60 cents now with a Troika card, 70 cents with bank card, 72 cents for a usual ticket and 56 cents with Facepay (54, 61, 65 and 50 rubles, respectively). But the main thing is that this is all about the metro and the MCD. I was stunned when I found out that in New York you have to pay for a lines transfer. As I understand from the conversation, is it the same in LA? This point is not entirely clear.
I myself don't drive and don't know how, but with those I talked to, they use a car or the metro, depending on the situation, someone goes to the metro by car, and then transfers to the metro . Often, if you need to get somewhere to cross off metro lines, it’s faster by car. But sometimes, on the contrary, the metro goes where there is no road, and the detour takes an hour longer. In general, there is no universal recipe; everything depends on the route. At one time I worked as a courier: sometimes the routes I came across were so inconvenient that I took a taxi to save time, nerves and effort.
Regarding the intervals between trains - after midnight they can reach 11 minutes, be careful with this. I was so late for the train focusing, on the usual time.
You didn't touch on the topic of navigation at all. It was interesting to know how convenient it is there, do you have apps for your smartphone?
In general, it’s somehow sad that the city infrastructure itself forces people to have a car, without presenting a normal choice.
The LA Metro is growing every year. The first station only opened in 1990. The current system is 110 miles long with 101 stations.
You pay no more than $5 per day no matter how many times you use it, or $18 a week which includes the buses. Also, students ride for free, and for senior citizens it only costs 50 cents and $2.50 a day with unlimited rides.
@@mrxman581 Thanks!
Как всегда, было очень интересно. Спасибо!
На самом деле, в Москве можно ездить в метро и на общественном транспорте бесплатно по социальной карте, а также по карте для школьников и студентов. Социальная карта выдаётся людям с разным социальным статусом (в том смысле, что ребёнок-сирота, инвалид, ограниченно дееспособный человек и т.д). Так что правительство Москвы в этом плане о нас позаботилось.
I am extremely suprised at the conditions. I think you may have to go to NY & show thier subway.I am very suprised & happy they look like that.
there’s no way I’m flying across the country to go visit that place it’s dangerous
@WildSiberian yeah your right,especially at this moment in time it can be very dangerous in the city.
Here is $ 6 to ride the metro from 5am to 9pm... Monday through Friday😢
Also you could buy only one tap card, fill it and use it twice. In Moscow too
Yooo, your sister has some pipes!! Beautiful voice wow 👍👍
thank you I’m sure she’s going to love reading this comment. Thanks for watching the video.
Luz has an amazing voice! And she's so cute😊 Actually, I think, it's better here, in LA, I mean the climate and nature. Please, show us the ocean. I live in Moscow, by the way
Yes, the weather is great and beaches beautiful.
6:43 да, по сравнению с московским метро это не серьёзно - такое же ощущение у меня было в метро в Праге. Заходил полным ожиданием, думал это будет такая же атмосфера как в московском метро - те же вагоны, чистые красивые станции и так далее. Но там тоже никто ничего не охранял. Просто у автомата купил бумажный билет, дальше надо засунуть его в компостер и он как бы действует, если вдруг будут контролёры, но я их не видел. Но зато везде были последствия того, что каждый может зайти безнаказанно - много граффити и мусора. Поезда хоть внешне похожи, но тяговые двигатели другие и звук не тот.
Moscow is on another level isn’t it? Thank you so much for watching this video. I appreciate your comment.
Use our family car to go country house or for traveling porpoise.
In Moscow I mostly walk, sometimes I use public transportation or taxi.
Привози сестру в Москву на конкурс шоу ГОЛОС!!!😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍
Точно! Пусть поёт в нашем шоу Голос! 😂👍
In moscow the trains don't come every 30 seconds. I'd say it's 1:30 during rush hours (from one leaving till the next one opening doors), and up to, say, 15 minutes at night, about an hour before closing time.
Why didn't you buy just one card and record 2 tickets on it? In Moscow you could do that up to a point, then they introduced a cooldown of 5 minutes, because the controllers could check only the last entrance in buses, which use the same card. I don't know whether it's still the case now.
As for using the car, i stopped driving to work about 8 years ago, because i live in a suburb, and worked on the other side from the centre, so it would take me an hour and fifteen minutes by public transport every time, whereas sometimes i would drive back home for up to 3,5 hours, if the traffic was really bad. I'd like to keep what's left of my mental health, so i stopped, because some idiots on the road just get me absolutely triggered. I love driving, so i prefer to enjoy given an opportunity, rather than spoil it by turning it into a chore.
If there's parking, and it's about an up to 40 minute drive, i'd drive.
Some people i know, like some coworkers, despise crowds for whatever reason, so they drive from so far away time-wise, that i consider them properly weird.
The cheapest and the fastest way to enter Moscow's metro is to pay by face recognition system previously connected to your MIR bank card.
Какая класная сестра! И поет прекрасно!
Thank you so much, my friend. She appreciates her comment.
Que bonito que Luz puede ver las cosas desde otro punto de vista gracias a ti. Se va a quedar con los ojos cuadrados cuando vea a Moscú.
Your sister’s a natural! 👍🏻
LA subway is quite OK actually
Yea I was actually impressed! Thanks for watching please consider sharing
Totally wasn't expecting to see Sasha at the end 😅
Hi, really enjoyed you contents, will be moving to Moscow next year, I'm very excited. People I know, tell me negative comments don't move to Russia it this and it's that.
I'm excited to show them it's a beautiful country, like how to show the world. Thank you and looking forward for more of your contents
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Бро, не могу не отметить твой рост! Подача, уверенность, акценты, жестикуляция... Рес
пект!
What a voice!
So happy you liked it. Thanks for watching the video.
Great voice!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Deberias visitar Volgogrado (Stalingrado) para el 9 de Mayo! He oido que por un dia (9 de mayo) cambian devuelta los nombres de las ciudades de Volgogrado y St Peterburgo. Me gustaría oir tu impresión del cambio de guardia allí! Muchos que han estado allí dicen que es muy conmovedor.
@klop1297everything change and as they once changed for the worse, it can change for the better. Don’t despair. Although I find the winter uniforms very beautiful, summer ….. let’s say it can be better.
У девочки шикарный голос!)
Your sister is a beautiful girl. And she also pronounced that Russian "Privet" so excellently, thank you, girl🎉
She’s great thanks for watching 🙏🏻
I usually use suburban train because of my place of living and my office location. It's more useful for me to reach my office and come back home by this train, so I use the metro quite seldom. When I worked for another company, I used the metro each business day. It's complicated to go to work by car due to traffic jams. But it's what about me. Some people prefer own car to reach their destination
Ден, классный выпуск, интересно рассказываешь!
Thank you so much
The war memorials in Chicago, a lot of them were paid for by fraternal groups. then gifted to the city. They would have a huge fund raiser for the base of a statue. then a second fund raiser for the statue itself. Fraternal groups declined after television was introduced
Thats a shame but at least at one point it was a thing
Очень красивый голос!!)
Your sister has a beautiful voice.
Thank you for listening !
Дэн, твой канал растет как на дрожжах... Недавно ты с трудом набрал 20к, а теперь за месяц +10к просто взлетели. Поздравляю.
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@@Wild-Siberia Strange, your app doesn't translate words?
Спасибр за познавательные видео! Очень бы хотела когда-нибудь побывать в США.
Я из СПб, у нас метро меньше, чем Московское. Но оно ещё глубже в некоторых местах. И такое же красивое.
Я живу в центре, на ВО. И почти всегда передвигаюсь на а. м. Хотя на метро часто быстрее и дешевле! Летом люблю пешком.
Между поездами у нас в метро в час пик 2-3 минуты. Днём, когда поток пассажиров меньше 5-8 +- минут.
Yes, you should visit
Well, here in Japan, in Osaka the temperature do not go below zero, it is always above zero, but there is similar skating rink in the cetre of Osaka as in LA. And ut IS expensive. Your sister sings wonderfully!
thank you
Sasha's appearance was so sudden that I had a feeling I had pressed the some wrong button. 😆
hahahah it was meant to be that way
She can sing👏
Thanks for the comment she will enjoy !
26:44 Looks like I know who will be the vocal resident at Dan's Mexican restaurant :D
Hi Dan, we don't have a metro in Manchester UK only buses and trams but I used metro in London and it was not bad but I would not use public transport in the UK if I don't have too.
Yea I didn’t even know we even had a subway in Los Angeles. When I go to London one day, I hope to see their subway as well not to use it, but just to see it, you know. thanks so much for watching the video. Thanks for reporting in from Manchester.
I don't know if someone has already said this, but in Moscow we can charge our Troika cards through bank apps in our phones. You need the mashine to buy the card in the beginning but after that it'll just take you a minute to charge it anytime and anywhere just using your phone) very convenient
actually, this is the first time reading this amazing thank you so much for the information. I love comments where I learn.
Станция метро мне понравилась. Тихая, спокойная, чистая. Понятно что много поездов там не будет. Смысла нет пускать поезд каждые пять минут ради трех пассажиров. Напоминает общественный транспорт где-то в глубинке России-Матушки. Надеюсь покажут еще пару станций.
Красивый город!!!❤❤❤👍👍👍😄😄😄✌️💪🕊️🕊️🌍🇧🇾♥️