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> Not as bad as the Glasgow one, which feels like travelling on a 2/3 scale model of a subway with alarmingly narrow platforms. For anyone who's not aware, the
by rmccue 8mo ago
> Not as bad as the Glasgow one, which feels like travelling on a 2/3 scale model of a subway with alarmingly narrow platforms.
For anyone who's not aware, the Glasgow Subway is literally smaller - the track gauge is 4ft (85% of standard gauge), and the rolling stock (trains) is similarly scaled down, to the point that you probably have to duck if you're over 6ft.
- browningstreet 8mo agoBudapest subway is something similar, too.
- inglor_cz 8mo agoThe oldest line which was inaugurated in the late 19th century, yes. (Though IIRC it is standard gauge.) The three modern lines are spacious and high-capacity.
- nanna 8mo agoI remember that one of Stockholm's train line is also endearingly tiny too?
- direwolf20 8mo agoHalf the Berlin lines are weirdly narrow, but not short.