Full Journey On The Victoria Line From Brixton to Walthamstow Central 

but do you like London Underground

@@jamesuk1704 very much so

I lived in High Barnet on the northern line and would always fall asleep at Finchley central

I remember when I travelled on the Underground (Northern Line) to see my aunt. The last time was when my Nan scared me, she said “don’t go past that line it’ll suck you up” and then I thought “It has a vacuum cleaner that’ll clean me up” yes I was that stupid. I know realised that she meant “don’t go to further then that line because it’ll create a vacuum force which will send you going underneath the train.”

​@@dannyleech8239 same

About 1- 17 stations

Cleo Oliveira Count it. There is 17 stations

@@hadady9854 no is 1-16 stations

@@birdyedits4051 16 lol

16 stations in total :)

I agree. I especially love the sounds of the victoria, jubilee and central lines.

Me too! I thought I was the only one, I love the noise of the train rushing along the track, the voiceover and the alarms when door open

I mainly love the smell waiting on an underground platform!

So do I. Especially when i'm going down the escerlators at waterloo.

I see what you did there xD

Me too

I miss it even though i am 30 mins away. I WISH I COULD GO TO LONDON EVERYDAY AND JUST RIDE TUBES AND BUSES AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT EVERY DAY :(

+Liam Bleasdale u wouldn't like the bus service especially when the tube service is undergoing repairs

mate I feel sorry for u but i don't miss london as I live there lol

Same

Yeah me too mate

Ikr

same

This is literally what is helping me sleep right now

I'm here now for that very reason!

Scotrail 314209 You can thank Bombardier for that... They made both trains.

I see

Scotrail 314209 And also the Toronto Rockets

They use IGBT VVVF traction converters look at me trying to know things

OkaneTrains UK electrostars have the same motors just modded.

Ahmes Syahda lol same 🤣

XD ok then

whoever's ava, she has a beautiful voice

The lady who did these announcements is Sarah Parnell

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What does that mean?!

Why would u do that

me too

It is my 2nd favourite line

@@jonah6404 same

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Nah,Waterloo and City though...2 stations...

Nahh Central Line Is The Busiest

Hownottobuild I did say excluding the Waterloo and City....

The top three busiest are: 1.Central 2. Northern 3. Jubilee

Northern and central lines are busiest Waterloo and city and metropolitan is least busiest

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Liam Grabner jubilee and Victoria are my favourite

DrArhemblox me too

Who hates the 2009 stock? Just saying because the Victoria and the central and the jubilee line are my favourite lines

Hobo G

Esmeralda Nadzakovic ??okk

Esmeralda Nadzakovi

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Hobo G On the Jubilee and Northern lines they take a while to open after the train stops

same

Ye i like fast trains like the jubilee line

It the fastest London Underground train. Thats why i love going on the victoria line. The faster the train is, the more i like it.

Best rolling stock on the network

yes it i s

2009 Bombardier Movia (i think its custom made) Stock

Yup.

I like Sarah Parnell's announcements on this line. She is an okay voiceover but her Central Line ones are not the best

It’s recorded by a nice speaking lady.

Yeah but the jubillee is probably faster. It looks very fast because the sound is crazy cool and the speed when the train arrives at station is exordinary high :D

The central is probably the fastest underground line ( saw it on google on line speeds )

On average, the fastest of all should be the Metropolitan line

@@marcodamasio Nah, that's the Victoria. You cannot count how much the metropolitian slows down because of curvation. Much more than on the Victoria Line.

@@Michael-jv1mq Sorry my previous answer wasn't clear. What I meant was that on average the Central Line is the fastest, but considering the maximum possible speed the fastest is the Met (62 mph), followed by Jub, Vic and Cen ~55 mph)

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Sos mate

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Damien Films RIP coz I'm going on the Victoria Line

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It was probably closed where he’s already passed lol

Me too.

On the victoria line, they are only allowed to keep the doors open for 24 seconds. Because the kings cross announcement is so long, they often cut it off early because there is no time to finish it before they have to go.

Sarah is okay, but I prefer Emma Clarke

u probably copied everything on the way lol

Why thank you kind sir

Trust me it is not clean

Yup.

You're welcome 😊

@@X2K9 i love you so much, but can you do tramlink? Please🙂🙂🙂.

I'm a big fan of you.

Full journey plz.

I don't think so because the Piccadilly line is getting the new tube for London trains so don't really know why they have dark blue poles.

@Riorange It's Dark Blue When The Tunnel Goes To Orange And The Poles Becomes Light Blue When The Tunnel Goes To Sliver

A much louder sound of the S Stock in my opinion as they both made my Bombardier Rail.

The Victoria line depot is outside

It's sounds like Overground

They are very fast indeed on of my mates recently became a tube driver and he does either Hammersmith& city line or the Victoria line. Unfortunately, he ain't the driver for this train!!

Class 395 Bombardier made both trains the Victoria 2009 stock and electrostars :)

Class 465 because it's built by bombardier. Bombardier trains make that noise

Farheen K B the class 395 is not a bombardier it's a Hitachi train you fucker poo poo

Highbury and Islington is more likely it straddles the two locations. I used to go to school just around the corner from there.

@@SirStoneyOfBow thank you

Is named chalfont and latimer

Stfu bot

They don't have a turning loop. There's just a crossover at both Walthamstow and Brixton and the driver simply drives the train out the other way with a step back procedure. This means that the driver gets out of the cab, presses a button which tells the other driver at the other end that they're off the train so that they know they can prepare to take the train out as soon as they're ready. The driver who just got off the train and pressed the button then walks down the platform ready to drive the next train out. This procedure is to save the time of walking down the platform so that they can turn trains around as quickly as possible without adding the time it takes to walk along the platform

@@grassytramtracks It's interesting how they keep a close sequence of trains. Especially when there is a crossover at the end of the line.

But if u wanna watch Arsenal then u need the Picaddilly. Depends on what team u support. I support Man united.

+__Technologic__ that's true

@@tahmedurrahman666 or you can get off at Finsbury Park

10 lines if u include the overground

It goes much faster! - the noise is mostly the air rushing around the train in the tunnel

and dark blue

Jay ASMR because nobody boarded the train and as the victoria line train is every 1-2 minutes they need the boarding process to be faster

Simbra has the answers lol

@Kamolpop Poonsawat It's The Victoria, Circle, And District Lines, National Rail Services, And Victoria Coach Station

The central is actually faster

+Oliver Gray here is what my opinion is 1. Jubilee Line 2. Central Line 3. Victoria line 1 is the fastest 3 is the slowest

BRTM no th bakerloo line is the slowest

Victoria line is fast. Along with the jubilee and the central line

The slowest line and stock is the bakerloo line 1972 stock