Hammersmith & City Line Cab Ride Barking - Hammersmith 

William H. Baird I’m glad you appreciate the station names being added in. I watched so many cab rides on RU-vid before taking my own they where fab to start with. Then with in minutes of watching them and stations coming by and going I got so confused as to where the train was or had been. So I had decided when I do my own cab ride videos I’d add in the station names not just for my own benefit but also for people like you the viewer. I’m very glad they helped you out and that you also enjoyed them.

i dont mean to be so offtopic but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can give me

@Miller Kenzo instablaster :)

@Bishop Gianni Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

@Bishop Gianni It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much, you really help me out!

@Miller Kenzo happy to help =)

Dianne Marie i

Ok that's very random

Wat?

hard to hear with these jerks talking all the time

@@killerorca1 oi

@@killerorca1 just listen to other videos then

Hi there, hopefully I can help you with this one! The line between Kings Cross and Farringdon is indeed the oldest part of the Underground network. Construction of the world's first underground passenger railway began in 1860, and opened in 1863 as the Metropolitan Railway, running between Paddington and Farringdon (part of todays Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan Lines). Construction on Brunel's Thames Tunnel took place between 1825 and 1843, and was designed for horse-drawn carriages but instead was used by pedestrians. In 1869 (6 years after the first section of today's Underground opened), the Thames Tunnel was converted into a railway tunnel for use by the East London Railway, which itself was absorbed into London Underground, where it became the East London Line. In 2010, the Thames Tunnel became part of the London Overground network... and was no longer a London Underground line... even though the Thames Tunnel does run "underground". Confused yet??? There is some confusing history there, but if I try to put it more simply: The oldest part of the Underground between Paddington and Farringdon (the world's first underground railway), has remained operational as a railway ever since its opening in 1863. Even though the Thames Tunnel is 20-38 years older than the oldest section of the London Underground (the Metropolitan Railway), the Thames Tunnel was opened as a pedestrian tunnel but didn't become a railway tunnel until 6 years after the Metropolitan Railway opened. Hopefully that little history lesson didn't bore you, but hopefully it cleared things up for you 😁😁😁

Yes back in 1964 when London was smaller and shaped like a rhino

Ironic, isn’t it?

Apparently the 44% of the underground is underground. And guess what, the Northern line goes the most south Pretty *IRONIC*

up

@@misterced4629 up??

@@weatherbog I mean yup

Cab rides are being allowed now.

Kevin Zickenrott the curve of the track and incase anyone is working on the track you don’t know about if you listen the driver explains

don town we do have the DLR that is totally driverless. Lots of lines in London have drivers but with automatically driven trains the driver is their for safety to take over if things go wrong and to open and close doors and start the trains. I think most people would be totally freaked out or stop using the trains if they went completely driverless with no driver at all. If the Underground did go that way it would go in the way of a DLR with still a member of staff on each train. On the DLR they have what is know as a train captain he can take over power of trains if they get a fault or at busy times control the stopping times better or drive the trains

don town dlr, Victoria etc driverless but with an operator

Because London Underground wasn't purpose built like other newer Metros, it just sort came into existence with the composite join-up of disparate lines. Driverless trains will not happen in the next 20 years, if at all.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OLpeX4RRo28.html

?

This was July 2017. Don’t presume everything was recorded yesterday

@@MatthewK421 how do u know u didnt film it did u

@@bizzarebanana3041 it literqlly says this video was published in july 2017