Subways

r/Subways • u/Unoriginal_UserName9 • Jul 31 '26

Other r/Subways - Now with rules!

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Due to the uptick in bad faith posters, we have added new sub rules that will make it easier for you to browse and for us to moderate.

Currently we have three simple rules:

1 - Submissions must be subway related.

Posts and comments must be related to the topics of Subways, Metros, Undergrounds, or U-Bahns.

Interurbans and Light Rail systems may also be mentioned, if they have sub-surface sections.

2 - Submissions must be unique.

Any reposted submissions will be removed to keep our content fresh and unique.

3 - Comments must be on-topic.

This is a space for discussing trains that go under the ground. Any conversations that stray far from this topic will be removed.

If you come across a post or comment which you think violates any of our rules or reddit's site rules, please report it and it will be dealt with.

For the time being, posts with a city flair from Russia or Ukraine will have comments auto-locked.

Thanks!

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r/Subways • u/jgzogaib • 6h ago

Paris RATP "Information Egg" kiosk at Nation station, Paris Métro (1975)

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r/Subways • u/za1nka • 8h ago

Kiev Kyiv Metro: Exploring the engineering and history behind Ukraine's underground rail network 🚇

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Kyiv’s metro is way more than just a daily ride — it’s a total engineering marvel. You’ve got crazy deep Cold War stations doubling as shelters, a cool mix of retro and modern trains, and awesome bridges going right over the Dnipro River.

For the transit geeks here: what blows your mind more — super deep subterranean engineering or dramatic open-air river crossings?

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r/Subways • u/Minatoku92 • 11h ago

Osaka Namba, Osaka Metro Midōsuji line

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r/Subways • u/thenygroove • 9h ago

New York How NYC's Franklin Avenue shuttle survived for 150 years thanks to its fans

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r/Subways • u/BruscoBoar • 1d ago

Berlin A3E on the Berlin U3

90 Upvotes

...You can tell i love the above-ground sections of the Berlin U-Bahn...

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r/Subways • u/MarkJames1972 • 8h ago

Athens Athens Metro Ride- Kerameikos to Monastiraki | Greece | 18/11/23

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r/Subways • u/onlyhudson • 1d ago

Work in progress, fully 3D build of Subway Builder!

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62 Upvotes

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r/Subways • u/GeekAtLarge_ • 1d ago

ITAP of Metro train at sunrise

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DC Metro station at sunrise and it's

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r/Subways • u/Sufficient-Aspect77 • 1d ago

New York D Train in Brooklyn New York

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These are pictures of the D train which travels from Coney Island in Brooklyn all the way through Manhattan and ends in The Bronx. It is a part of the NYC Subway System. Although these pictures are of 71 Street Station an above ground or "EL Train" (Elevated Station) in Brooklyn NY. Hope these are ok to post here, and wonder if you folks like them.

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r/Subways • u/Ok_Preference1207 • 1d ago