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Lyon Metro, France

Lyon Metro: Overview

Lyon Metro design inspiration is Montreal Metro, which was built a few years earlier and has similar station designs and rubber-wheel cars.

    • Known as: metro
    • System length: 31.5 km (80% underground)
    • Number of lines: 4
    • Number of stations: 42
    • Website: www.tlc.fr
    • Operator: TLC (Transports en commun lyonnais)
    • Average ridershiop: 708,232 per day.
    • Start of operation: 1978

 

Lyon metro lines and stations

Line A: It is the Red Line. It passes through: Perrache – Vaulx en Velin – La Soie. Stations:
Perrache train station, Ampère – Victor Hugo, Bellecour, Cordeliers, Hôtel de Ville – Louis Pradel, Foch, Masséna, Charpennes – Charles Hernu, République – Villeurbanne, Gratte-Ciel, Flachet, Cusset, Laurent Bonnevay, Vaulx-en-Velin – La Soie

Santiago de Chile Metro

Santiago Metro: General info

Santiago has a metropolitan railway; it is one of the most modern transit system in Latin America and the second longest after Mexico.

General information about Santiago de Chile Subway

  • Known as: Metro
  • System length: over 64 mi
  • Lines: 5
  • Stations: 108
  • Top Speed: 50 mph
  • Official Website: http://www.metrosantiago.cl/
  • Operator: Metro S. A.
  • Daily ridership: around 2.3 million passengers
  • Air conditioning: no
  • Start of operation: On May 29, 1969 began building the first line, which would link the Civic District and the area of ​​Barrancas.

 

Miami’s Metrorail

General info

  • Metrorail is known as: The Metro.
  • Dimentions: The cars are 75 feet long and 10 feet wide. Each car can hold up to 166 passengers, 76 seated and 90 standing.
  • System length: 24.4 miles of standard gauge track.
  • Nº lines: 2 lines; Green Line and Orange Line.
  • Nº stations: 23 Stations.
  • Speed: a top design speed of over 70 mph. An average speed of 31 mph.
  • Official Website: http://www.miamidade.gov/transit/metrorail.asp
  • Operator: Miami-Dade Transit (MDT), a departmental agency of Miami-Dade County.
  • Average daily ridership: 66,000 passengers.
  • Start of operation: May 21st of 1984 the tracks between Dadeland South station and Overtown.