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[Iones]

New Delhi Metro (Does that count?)

 

Does it need rails?

[vsauce]

Metro: Siemens Nexas, Alstom X-Trapolis 100, Comeng

Yarra Trams: A,B,C,D,E,W,Z Class trams 

KRL Commuter Line Jakarta: JNR Class 205

V/Line: V/Locity

Indonesian Railways PT. KAI: GE CM20EMP

 

[Mutt]

Long Distance:

- Amtrak Empire Builder  (Trains 8/28 and 7/27 (the train splits in two in Spokane)); GE Genesis locomotives, Pullman/Bombardier Superliner

 

Rapid Transit:

-Washington Metro, Orange/Blue Lines (unknown classes)

 

Light Rail:

-METRO, Blue and Green Lines; Flexity Swift (Blue), Siemens S70 (Green)

 

Heritage:

- Midland Railway; ALCO RS-3 MKT #142, unknown Pullman-style coaches

- North Shore Scenic Railway; EMD NW5 GN#92, unknown Pullman-style coaches

- Mid-Continent Railroad Museum; ALCO S-1, unknown Pullman-style coaches

 

People Movers:

- ATL Plane Train; Bombardier Innovia APM 100

- DIA Automated Guideway Transit System; Bombardier Innovia APM 100

- MCO Airport Tram (unknown)

- MSP Airport Trams; Poma-Otis cable cars

 

Other:

- Walt Disney World Monorail System; Bombardier Mk VI Monorail

- Minnesota River Valley Railroad; 2 ft 6 in narrow gauge, Crown Metal Products (  )

- Cedar Point & Lake Erie Railroad; 3 ft narrow gauge; unknown locomotive/stock

[767holic]

Here are some of trains that i ever used. In Indonesia, the only good thing from train if compared with bus is only time and punctuality. The other thing such like the service, seat comfort and fare are mediocre or in some cases are poor but better if compared with Indonesian trains condition before 2011.

 

Indonesia - PT. Kereta Api Indonesia.

Long Distance - Regional Trains : 

- CC201(GE U18C), CC203(GE U20C), CC204(GE C20EMP), and CC206(GE CM20EMP) class locomotive.

 

Commuter Trains :

- MCW Series DMU, BN-Holec DMU(converted from EMU) and KRDI - Kereta Rel Diesel Indonesia DMU

 

Indonesia - PT. KAI Commuter Jakarta.

Commuter Trains :

- Many types, most notable are JR Class 201, JR Class 203, JR Class 205, Tokyo Metro 05, Tokyo Metro 5000, 6000 and 7000, and Bombardier-INKA i9000(KfW) EMU

 

Singapore - SMRT and SBS Transit

Commuter and LRT Trains - Not noticing the type but have tried all lines in Singapore MRT and LRT network

 

Malaysia - Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad

Long Distance Train : 

- Senandung Sutra and Senandung Sinaran. Not noticing what locomotive type but perhaps it's a Class 25 KTM.

 

Commuter Trains :

- Class 92 EMU KTM Komuter

 

Malaysia - RapidKL :

- LRT - Not noticing the rolling stock but perhaps it's a Bombardier ART/Innovia EMU

- KL Monorail

 

Malaysia - KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit - Siemens Desiro ET 425M EMU

 

 

People Mover System : 

Singapore - Changi Skytrain - Mitsubishi Crystal Mover

Malaysia - KLIA Aerotrain - Bombardier Innovia APM 100

[Mickeyj]

I have been on Amtrak:

 

Empire Builder :  2 times, ( 1 time with Burlington Northern SD40 and F40PH )

 

California Zephyr : 2 times, ( F40PH )

 

Coast Starlight : 2 times, ( F40PH )

 

City of New Orleans : 1 time, ( F40PH )

 

Texas Eagle : 2 times, ( F40PH, and GE Genesis )

 

Lake Shore Limited : 1 time, ( F40PH )

 

Capital Corridor : 1 time ( F59PHI )

 

Capital Limited : 1 time,  ( GE Genesis )

 

Southwest Chief : 1 time ( F40PH )

[Fayat]

I've rid on a BNSF cargo train once

Oh and various people movers at various airports... most notably Denver

[JP.]

RET Metro:

 

 

RET tram:

 

 

RandstadRail

 

 

NS (Always delayed)

[ffxxmz]

Argentina: (my country)

Ferrocarriles Argentinos: "Materfer CMM 400-2". "Tren del Valle". The commuter intercity train I take sometimes from Cipolletti to Neuquen and back when I go to college (Actually it's a government scam but it's cheaper and more comfortable than the direct bus from Neuquen to my hometown, look for it )

 

Tren de la Costa. "CAF-3700". Touristic light rail transit train that goes from Buenos Aires City to the district of Tigre. Some people use it as commuting train however.

 

TBA metropolitan train of Buenos Aires and nearby boroughs. I dont remember where did I go because I was with my parents and I don't live in Buenos Aires

 

Buenos Aires subte (Argentine for metro)

 

 

 

United States:

MTA New York subway

 

 

 

Spain:

Renfe "Avant S-104" from Madrid to Toledo and back

 

Metro of Barcelona

 

Metro of Madrid

[Harrison.]

Metros: 

Hong Kong MTR system- all lines, all stock ridden

Singapore MRT system

Seoul Metro

JR Subway

 

Light Rail?

Vancouver Skytrain (is it a light rail?)- Bombardier ICTS system 

Hong Kong light rail system 

 

Rail: 

Kowloon Canton Railway (now merged into Hong Kong MTR system)- Metro Cammell KCR EMU, Kinki Sharyo SP1900/SP1950 EMU

Amtrak Cascades- Talgo train

 

 

High Speed Rail: 

Tōkaidō Shinkansen- 500/700 series 

Soon to ride the W7/E7 series. 

 

Acela Express Business Class in August. 

[berubium]

Light Rail?

Vancouver Skytrain (is it a light rail?)- Bombardier ICTS system 

 

Although the Skytrain is on the "light" side, it's generally not considered light because it is fully grade separated & has service speeds similar or better than many metro systems around the world.  The general consensus is that is is a metro system.  And when you compare it to light rail systems like those found in nearby Portland, Edmonton, or Calgary, Skytrain blows them out of the water.

[aoumd]

Intercity railroads (including railroads with intercity and commuter operations):

 

Amtrak (99.7% of the 21,000-mile network, goal is to finish by the end of the year)

VIA Rail Canada (Canadian, Toronto-Sarnia and Toronto-Montreal)

JR East Japan Railway Company (Most Tokyo commuter main lines, Joetsu, Hokuriku, Akita/Tohoku Shinkansen, Narita Express, Inaho, Resort Shirakami, Tsugaru, Super Hitachi)

JR Tokai/Central (Tokaido Shinkansen, Wide View Hida)

JR West (Sanyo Shinkansen, Thunderbird, Hokuriku Shinkansen west of handoff to JR East)

JR Kyushu (Kyushu Shinkansen, Fukuhoku-Yutaka Line)

SNCF (TGV-Est Paris-Mannheim)

Eurostar (London-Paris)

Deutsche Bahn (ICE Mannheim-Munich, Munich S-Bahn)

Rhatische Bahn (Bernina Express)

Swiss SBB (St. Margarethen-Chur and Chur-Zurich Flughafen)

 

Commuter-only railroads and rail transit systems (asterisk means I've ridden 100% of the rail system):

 

NJ TRANSIT (commuter rail and light rail)*

MTA New York City Transit (completed subway system 2004, need to go back and ride Hudson Yards extension)

MTA Long Island Rail Road*

MTA Metro-North Railroad*

MTA Staten Island Railway*

PATH*

Maryland MARC*

Virginia Railway Express*
Washington DC/WMATA*

Denver RTD

Seattle Link, South Lake Union Streetcar and Monorail*

Portland MAX and Streetcar

Chicago CTA and Metra

Cleveland RTA*

Miami Metrorail

Miami Tri-Rail

Atlanta MARTA

Boston MBTA

Detroit People Mover*

San Diego Coaster*

Los Angeles Metrolink

Los Angeles MTA

BART/San Francisco

San Francisco CalTrain*

San Francisco Muni (streetcars and cable cars)

Vancouver SkyTrain

New Orleans NORTA Streetcars

Norfolk Tide*

St. Louis Metrolink

Philadelphia SEPTA

MTA Maryland Baltimore Light Rail and Metro Subway

Toronto TTC

Odakyu Railway Company (Romance Car)

Keio Electric Railway

Tokyo Metro

Hakone Tozan

Enoshima Electric Railway

Wakayama Electric Railway* (the railroad which Tama the Cat made famous)

Kyoto Subway

Fukuoka Subway

Hiroshima Streetcars

Probably a couple more in Japan I am forgetting

London Underground

London Overground

Docklands Light Railway

Paris RATP

Paris RER

Montreal STM

Munich U-Bahn

 

Couple o' Tourist Railroads too in the US: Steamtown NHS, New Hope & Ivyland, Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley to name three.

 

Next up: travel planned which will include riding Utah's UTA FrontRunner, UTA TRAX, UTA Streetcar and Minneapolis-St. Paul Metro Transit light rail

 

Oh and if you count airport people movers that are trains, count, at the very least, EWR, JFK, IAD, ORD, ATL and MIA.

[Tesla]

For me:

Southern Rail Class 313 (Please replace these)
Southern Rail Class 377 (ok, but can be better)
Southwest Trains Class 313 (better than the Southern ones)
SNCF TGV Atlantique 2eme and 1ere class.
Gatimaan Express (upcoming)
Puri Ajmer Express (good for an Indian train)
Garib Rath (painful)
OBB Euronight(quite painful)
Many others over the years that I have forgotten

[KJS607]

KAI: GE CM20EMP

 

You've ridden me

[Jezza.]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway.

[Bradimir]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway.

sucks.

[Fayat]

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway.

UnionPacificMasterRace

[Zacca]

High speed rail:

Buenos Aires–Rosario–Córdoba high-speed railway - Argentina

 

Rail:

Campinas-Jaguariúna railway (Historic railway operated with steam locomotives) - Brazil

State Railways Administration - Uruguay

 

Metros:

Trensurb - Porto Alegre

Recife Metro

Rio Metro - Rio de Janeiro

Salvador Metro

São Paulo Metropolitan

Brasília Metro

Santiago Metro

Lima Metro

[ffxxmz]

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High speed rail:
Buenos Aires–Rosario–Córdoba high-speed railway - Argentina

Are you joking, right?

[Zacca]

[quote name="Zacca the sexy bass player" post="220955" timestamp="1469967710"]

High speed rail:
Buenos Aires–Rosario–Córdoba high-speed railway - Argentina

Are you joking, right?

 

Obviously I am     Projects like this will never be completed in South America

 

I was waiting for someone figure out