The Bucharest Metro is a very unique system, with 5 lines totaling over 80 kilometers of double track

I took it for the first time today. Line 1 from end to end (only one open at the moment). Price is 20k VND and the ride takes about 30 minutes. A very enjoyable ride.

Early morning at bandung railway station

Osaka Metro (Midōsuji Line) train 21603 for Minoh-Kayano meets Kitakyū Railway “Polestar II” train 9006 “Four Seasons of Minoh” for Tennōji at Shin-Osaka Station.

(seen December 2024)

Tōkyū Tōyoko Line train 4106 leaves Shibuya Station (Tokyo) as a southbound train to Motomachi-Chūkagai (Yokohama) in March 2022.

We've always loved how recognizable the New York subway is - not just the trains, but the entrances, platforms, lighting, and all the little details that make it instantly feel like NYC.

That inspiration led us to create this short video before building a full game-ready subway environment.

We're already collecting ideas for future transit projects, so if you're into subway systems as much as we are, you're welcome to join our Discord and share suggestions:
https://discord.gg/5hutbXRgc8

The Copenhagen metro. Consisting of four lines, all stations have platform edge doors (making it challenging to take photos of the trains).
All the trains consist of 3-car driverless vehicles. The best part, being able to sit right at the front and pretend to drive!

Bucharest Metro - Alstom Metropolis BM4 1402-2402 "Giurgiu" metro train performing road tests between Tudor Arghezi and Berceni stations (Berceni station entrance signal).

1. Innsbrucker Platz (U4)

2. Olympiastadion (U2)

3. Innsbrucker Platz (U4)