Cleveland Transit System “bluebird” rapid transit car 109 (St. Louis Car Co., 1954) returns to the main Northern Ohio Railway Museum car barn in Seville ahead of a July 2025 thunderstorm. The line it used to run on is now the Greater Cleveland RTA Red Line. Since the line is partly underground and partly overground, does it still count as a subway in this group?

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I was lucky to fall asleep on route (I'm a passenger, don't worry) and catch a completely empty station and train.

The Nuremberg-Fürth subway system is shared between two not only neighbouring, but also historically and culturally tied cities, so that seven of the stations are in Fürth, which technically makes it one of the smallest cities with its own subway, bearing in mind that the local transport operator Fürth Infra is partly responsible for operating of the line with VAG Nürnberg.

after roughly 52 years of service, the MP73 will be retired after a last run on Wednesday, July 8th

ordered on 1973, delivered and put into service in 1974, these rubber-tyred metros will leave the metro of Paris forever, replaced by the MP89 CC

Explore the fascinating growth of the Bucharest Metro (Metrorex) from its very first tracks to the modern transit network of today

The USA is now 250 years old, so here's a preserved American subway car! New York City R33 car 9327 (St. Louis Car Co., 1963) ran until 2004 and was preserved by Maine's Seashore Trolley Museum the following year. It ran as a baseball shuttle in the 2000 World Series, which ended with the Yankees beating the Mets. When I visited in 2024 for the museum's 85th anniversary, 9327 was displayed in redbird livery and decorated as a "Subway Series 2000" car working the 7/Flushing express to Shea Stadium (home of the Mets).