Budapest trams, Hungary (2008)

YouTube name: Mikhail Petrishin / Igor Bekirov.
Date: 2008.
City: Budapest (Hungary).

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Budapest tram line 4: Széll Kálmán tér - Újbuda-központ
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Budapest tram line 56: Városház tér - Hűvösvölgy
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Signed Moszkava Tér.

Budapest tram line 6: Széll Kálmán tér - Móricz Zsigmond körtér
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Budapest low-floor articulated tram 2007, manufacturer Siemens, type Combino Supra, series 2001-2040, width 2.40 m, length 53.99 m, manufactured 2006-2007, with 64 seats and 255 standing places, 8 axles, 8 engines, power output 100 kW, max speed 60 km/t, in the direction of Móricz Zsigmond körtér.

Budapest low-floor articulated tram 2004, manufacturer Siemens, type Combino Supra, series 2001-2040, width 2.40 m, length 53.99 m, manufactured 2006-2007, with 64 seats and 255 standing places, 8 axles, 8 engines, power output 100 kW, max speed 60 km/t.

Budapest tram line 69: Mexikói úttal - Újpalota, Erdőkerülő utca
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Photos of Budapest tram line 4: Széll Kálmán tér - Újbuda-központ

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Budapest tram (2013)The Budapest tram has a route network of 155 kilometers and is operated by the Budapest Transport Company, BKV Zrt. It runs at a voltage of 600V, and the track width is 1435mm (standard gauge). The route network consists of 24 lines, with seven additional lines. In 2011, 393 million passengers used the tram to travel through Budapest. The following types are currently in operation: - CSM6 (1967-1978). - T5C5 (1980-1984). - TW6000 (1974-1993), taken over from Hanover in 2002. - Comino (2006-2007). Particularly in urban areas, the persistent service, sometimes available every 3 minutes, is remarkable.By Strassenbahnfreak - September 29, 2013.

Budapest tram line 4 with articulated tram 1463 at Széll Kálmán tér (1994)By Henrik Boye.
July 1994.

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Photos of Budapest tram line 69: Mexikói úttal - Újpalota, Erdőkerülő utca

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Budapest tram: The type DUEWAG Tw6000 ex-Hannover (2010)The tram type Tw6000 was build from 1974 on for the light rail/metro tram system of Hannover. The first series(100 cars) came from DUEWAG, the later ones from LHB in lower saxony. After the EXPO 2000 the ÜSTRA(local transport company of Hannover) offered the first series for sale because they got enough of the new type Tw2000 for service. The BKV Budapest was interested in a not so pricey but good second hand tram type for their network so they bought most cars of the first series, some of the for getting spare parts. In Budapest they got the new numbers 1500-1575(the old numbers are still inside the trams). They got a new livery in orange, the doors got a closing signal and the door closing automatik was disabled. Although the trams can be used in traction they only operate as single trams in passenger service. Länge / length: 28,28 m. Breite / width: 2,4 m. Höhe / heigth: 3,3 m. Leistung / power: 2x217 kw. Fahrgastkapazität / passenger capacity: 46 Sitzplätze / seats, 104 Stehplätze / standing. Please note! I don't have more footage from Budapest or Hungary. Please don't subscribe if you expect more videos from Budapest because unfortunately I don't have anymore. Thanks.By Klingl3r - November 12, 2010.

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The longest tram of the world in Budapest, CAF Urbos 3 (2016)The first 56-meters long CAF trams in Budapest entered service in March 2016. They can transport up to 345, low-floor and air conditioned. The trams were manufactured in the Basque Country, Spain. BKV bought 12 of the long version, some of them already in service on line 1. ---- Az első 56 méter hosszú CAF villamos 2016 márciusában állt forgalomba a budapesti 1-es villamosvonalon. Jelenleg a világ leghosszabb villamosai (2 méterrel hosszabbak az eddigi rekordtartó Combinonál), egyszerre 345 utast tudnak szállítani.By ikarus28000 - May 18, 2016.

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BKV Budapest Tram Type UV (2009)These locally manufactured vehicles were built between 1954 and 1965, based on pre-World War II designs. Quite popular among tram enthusiasts around the world, BKV recently celebrated its 50 years of service with an elaborate "UV Day" parade. Usually runs in pairs, or pairs with a central trailer car (some of which were built in 1939). The ancient UV vehicles had no heating installed and were phased out in 2008. The idea that UV stands for Új villamos (new tram) is a widespread urban legend.By Public Transport Worldwide - February 16, 2009.

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