As a ex steam fireman/driver, enjoyed your video, but it’s such a fast world out there now.

Excellent production in every way. Thank you.

I remember the Metropolitan, Circle and H&C platforms at King's Cross used to be really dirty, dingy and thoroughly depressing before the remodel.

Is it you who was driving the train?

Who is the driver

Coming back from a tour in Germany 2 years ago this was our last train. It was such a pleasure after all the hassle, cancellations and changes we encountered on our journey. Disability access in the EU is atrocious both on platforms and trains.

At 9:56 is it a new station or old station which is closed ?

I like the graphics of the station roundel and speed board 👌 nice job

Love the station roundels nice touch 👌

Another great ride. Thx for having me 👍

Very interesting view from this side of London. Thx for sharing 👍

When in automatic operation does the driver have to do nothing? Or is it feet up!

Is Amersham in London?

Fun fact. Epping Station on the Central Line is geographically slightly further north than Chesham

I love how when I'm watching this I feel a little jolt when the train comes to a halt 😂

I appreciate the extra effort that you've made in this cab ride. thank you.

It's funny but as I'm watching this I feel like I'm feeling the little jolt as the train comes to a halt 😂

great video

They used to film The Good Life - Richard Briers Felicity Kendall etc in Moor Park.

who on Earth would subscribe to cleptoparasitic go-ogle to be monetarily sponging, pray tell?

wtf must've happened there!!? the Met's become as noisy as the damn Ton o' rot subway (ttc), fuck

trackside cabling appears to have been quadrupled along this (ever gloomiest of a) robo-shuttle segment

i know this is an old video but its the mode they drive out of finchley road is called tripcock mode not prot manual

Hmm.i think it was the Metropolitan Railway that went that far north and not the Metropolitan Line.

the speed captions are not intrusive, keep them, if you skip along you have no idea what the limit is, better still, the actual speed

Hiya! How did you arrange this cab ride? Many Thanks, Luke

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on the heels of the advent of robo shuttles (i.e., ATO) -- which its barons were coyly hush-hush about its automation -- and probably pre-dating the just as-keptoparasitic House of Windsor's Victoria Line by days: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/js9xgrN_1cyapJc.html There's never been any other sightseeing el or overground since this Expo-Express (Summer Seasons '67 through '72).

Chiltern could probably sort out its bottle neck into Marylebone were they to try Japanese methodolgy, right 💡💡💡

Great shots, always wanted to go

The sidings hotel nice place

thank you for sharing Greetings from Indonesia

sounds like 2009 stock

I know this might be less relevant , or fairly obvious , but how is the stopping on the sets opposed to the turbostars?

Love the sound of these trains 😌 and a lovely ride into town 😊🤌🏽

The crisp eating was just silly. Made a really otherwise great video just cheap and attention-seeking. Like everyone else, I laughed at first. But when we've still got to listen to disgusting munching and lip-smacking 15 minutes later, it was beyond 'annoying'. Misophonia is real and people eating food is one of the biggest triggers.

This is a wonderful video, and offers such a unique view of the line. At 41:40 when the tunnel opens up into a cutting is the site of the long since closed station Marlborough Road. It was opened in 1868, and closed in 1939. Look very closely at the concrete wall spanning the tracks, and you can see a curved marking showing where the overall roof of the station used to be. I imagine the station may have looked very much like Bayswater or Paddington (Praed Street) do today. Though the platforms have been removed, on the left and right are tunnel portals where passengers would have entered and left the platforms. This drivers eye view gives us such an amazing look at this tiny slice of history. Thank you so much for the upload!

where did you get the requirements

I would love to know what speed the train was doing once underground....

Great ride, loved it!

what does the prefix OL on the signals stand for, i know its the signalbox but which one ,please

Metropolitan line all staops or in French Mission Omnibus. Amersham - Aldgate.

It’s holmes not homes 🙄🙄

This must be part of the old Varsity line, Cambridge-Oxford, on which I did a return trip in 1965. I seem to remember that we were steam hauled.

Seems kinda familiar idk about you

It's amazingly noisy.

An enjoyable ride. A shame though that the sites of the three former stations between Baker Street and Finchley Road (viz Lord’s 18:56, Marlborough Road 20:20 and Swiss Cottage 21:32) aren’t captioned. Apologies if someone else has already commented on this and I've missed it.

What are the line speeds between Kings Cross/St Pancras to Farringdon ?