Bus & Rail Observations of Odense, Denmark 🇩🇰 (2024) YouTube name: MJofLakelandX ᴮᴬᴸᵀᴵᴹᴼᴿᴱ ᵀᴿᴬᴺˢᴵᵀ . Date: February 15, 2025 . City: Odense (Denmark).
The video shows Odense Light Rail Operational Odense Light Rail: Tarup Center - Hjallese Station Operational
Description Recordings of intercity & regional bus and tram service through the city of Odense on the Danish island of Funen
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00:00 Odense Banegård Central Station Nord (or "North") from Thomas B. Thriges Gade
02:36 Odense Banegård Central Station Syd (or "South") from Østre Stationsvej
09:11 ODEON station - Letbane (Light Rail/Tram)
20:47 Albani Torv - Letbane (Light Rail/Tram)
27:53 University of Southern Denmark - Letbane (Light Rail/Tram)
31:16 Parkering Odense Syd(FlixBus stop)
38:35 Idrætsparken at Nature Energy Park Stadium (from Richard Møller Nielsen Plads)
44:53 Bolbro - Letbane (Light Rail/Tram)
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Read more Read less Stops Bolbro → Parkering Odense Syd Park & Ride → Banegården/Central Station → ODEON → Idrætsparken, Stadium → SDU Syd/Hospital Nord → Albani Torv .
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Odense light rail ft. Danish Train Photography (2022) Information about Odense:
City: Odense
Address: Østre Stationsvej 27
Line: Nyborg - Middelfart, Svendborgbanen (Odense - Ringe - Svendborg) and L
Operation: DSB, Arriva and Odense Light Rail
Neighboring stations:
To the west: Holmstrup and Kongensgade
To the east: Langeskov and ODEON
To the south: Odense Hospital
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YouTube channel: / @gustavharpse2993 By Gustav Harpsøe -
September 30, 2022 .
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Opening of Odense Light Rail (2022) The film shows glimpses of the light rail's opening day, when the centre, trains, and stations were full of happy people and celebrations. There are also features with several locals who talk about their expectations for the light rail.
Dear everyone, residents of Odense, guests, and visitors... a very warm welcome. It's wonderful to see so many people here on this historic day, which is also a special occasion for the city. As an Odense resident, I find it easier to get around now. Traveling to the outskirts is simpler than by bike or car, and parking is easier too. I enjoy the comfort of being able to sit and relax, and drive instead of getting out of my car or bike. That will be a huge benefit. The light rail provides more flexibility and an easier way to get around Odense. It also gives me more independence from my parents. When I want to go to Rosengårdcentret with my friends, we can take the light rail. I am a student at the university here. The light rail makes traveling so much easier for me. It will feel like a big city. The area around H.C. Andersen's House is fantastic, with its sidewalks and buildings. Think about it — there used to be a four-lane road there! That's crazy. I am proud of Odense and the new light rail. By Odense Letbane -
May 28, 2022 .
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Inauguration of Odense Light Rail (2022) Odense light rail was inaugurated on 28 May 2022, and the first train with passengers ran from the station called Parkering Odense Syd, which is located east of Hjallese. The Odense light rail was expected to open at the end of 2020, but the coronavirus and other longer-lasting issues were not in place. In contrast to the Aarhus light rail, the Odense light rail first waited for approval before announcing an opening date. And it must be said that it was a good solution, so that you did not end up with a cancellation at the last minute. In this film, we see clips from the opening day, information about the design, and a bit of history from Odense Sporveje.
Today is May 28, 2022. I am at Hjallese Station, on my way to the Park & Ride facility south of Odense. I won a seat on Odense Letbane's first passenger train, which departs at 10:45 a.m. The trip is non-stop to Tarup, where the mayor and the Minister of Transport will board for the return trip. The first passenger light rail train left from the Odense Syd parking station, east of Hjallese. This station houses the light rail workshop, operated by Keolis, which also manages light rail in Odense and Aarhus. Odense light rail was scheduled to open at the end of 2020, but delays caused by the coronavirus and other long-term approvals pushed back the opening. Unlike Aarhus light rail, Odense waited for approval before announcing an opening date. This proved to be a good decision, preventing last-minute cancellations. At 10:20, the first light rail train in Odense arrived at the platform at the Park & Ride facility, ready to depart with passengers. - I recommend passengers stand up and hold onto the brackets and handrails until they get used to the train's rhythm. On the way to Tarup, I’ll share a little about the design of the new light rail. My name is Janik Frithioff, and I am a graphic designer at Odense Light Rail, where I have worked since 2017, contributing to station and train designs. We're here on train set number 01, named Brunneren. You can see it’s a very bright train with inviting colors, creating a cozy atmosphere, complemented by clear signage. This includes displays and signage along the train. The seats are made of cotton from Kvadrat in Ebeltoft, and the handrails are very visible, painted in subtle colors that won’t pollute the design. Several measures have been taken to make the train appear simple, inviting, and warm. The colors of Odense—sidewalks and buildings—are all warm tones, reflecting the city's palette. The color of our train represents Odense but is intentionally distinct from the cityscape. For blending in, darker colors are used, like the black overhead power poles, whereas the train's light color makes it stand out. We chose green for the emergency door opener—one of the few places in Denmark where this color is used to symbolize an emergency exit, aligning with requirements that emergency signs be green, even though German standards for train construction have red. We investigated and received approval to make it green, which indicates an emergency exit rather than a fire hazard. All communication in our trains and stations is in Danish and English. Our call center has a direct line to stations offering English translation. Signage and announcements are bilingual. The seats are soft and comfortable, unlike the hard seats found in metros or other transit modes. We prioritize quality to give citizens a better experience, even on short trips. We believe in providing high-class public transportation with comfortable seating, smooth rides, and an attractive visual environment. The trains also have large flex spaces for bicycles and strollers. Initially, these spaces were smaller, with a row of seats removed and replaced by foldable seats to increase capacity for bikes, wheelchairs, and prams. Then we arrived in Tarup Center, where many passengers were gathering for the first official train departure. Here, both the mayor and the Minister of Transport boarded for the return trip, with small inauguration ceremonies at each station, where ribbons were cut. At Albani Torv, many people waited for the first two trains arriving simultaneously. - It was fantastic. Lots of happy people. - Silent? - At least, there was only happiness. After that, the last ribbon was cut. And afterward, H.C. Andersen welcomed everyone to the City of Fairy Tales. In ancient fairy tales, the poet writes, "YES!" In millennia, they will come. By Kennys Film -
May 28, 2022 .
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Odense Light Rail Part 3 (2023) Odense Light Rail is a light rail system in Odense, Denmark. The first phase opened on 28 May 2022. The tramway starts in Tarup, in the northwestern part of Odense, and travels via the central train station, the University of Southern Denmark, and the new hospital before reaching its final destination in Hjallese, in the southernmost part of the city. The first line consists of 14.5 kilometres (9.0 mi) of tracks and has 26 stations. The expected number of passengers is 34,000 daily. By My Travels and Trainspotting -
November 15, 2023 .
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