🇧🇬 Sofia Metro - All the Lines / Софийско метро - всички линии (2024) (4K) 

Likely used because the door layouts are not standardized

I'm a bit late, but they're actually quite good TBF. They're sturdier than they look, harder to climb and harder to lift overall, while also sounding a bit of an alarm when touched.

Yes, that's it, but with some constructive changes (engine)

Так это они и есть.

@@user-su5ji1zt6pI wonder why. Only other change they had to make was standard gauge instead of Russian gauge tracks

It has Siemens-made metro trains (in Poland) and Siemens-made automation and the stations and tunnels of this line were built by a Turkish company from what I heard. These platform-screen doors are from Westinghouse (which is owned by the German company Knorr-Bremse). So there is actually no Chinese company that made the line.

There're exact same doors on M3 line in Minsk

They’re seemingly just a default design for metro stations that don’t warrant full height doors such as those above ground

Didn't get to see them unfortunately 😥

Don't they work in Sofia anymore?

@@дурачок , i think that they are still in service today.

@@дурачок they are still in operation, but you are concidered kinda lucky if you get to see one

I wonder if they are solid enough tho

@@central-city probably not but I suppose if they break they trigger an alarm

@@skyde72 I suppose yes, one of my friend told me in Japan they are quite sensitive, even if you touch it, it starts to ring.

@@central-city I see

​@@skyde72Even the slightest touch triggers an alarm.

Просто более удачная Яуза

​@mayakstudios7292 яуза получила своё развитие в виде РА1, и в-принципе это крепкая машина очень хорошо выглядит и ездиет

@@mayakstudios7292 Яуза это питерский Юбилейный.

Where are you from? 😜

@@central-city The US. I'm sure you can see what I mean.

@@HAL-bo5lr Yes the US is definitely not the best country when it comes to public transport, especially metros (or subway as you call it 😜).

Nope, everyone used to watch these as a kid, admit it.

What did you expect? 😉