On board Paris Metro between Kleber and CDG Etoile

[pjair59]

Ce tronçon est grand que vous avez enregistrés, je l'espère, vous brûlez les gares de triage comme dans ce hiziste vidéo

[luerexbob]

Why are those trains stabled there?

[everblackberlin]

CDG/Etoile is the terminus of the line, and the pasage between this station and Klebér is actually a single-line ring, with CDG station in the middle and storage sidings in between.

[Linguistmm44]

Because that's the stable

[lenagard2]

Ce métro arrive à Charles de Gaule-Etoile où il y a le métro 1 et le RER A.

[lenagard2]

Et aussi le M2

[kmlynarski]

Really cool!

[Trabantino]

And you arrive at Etoile, passengers get off on the left, and the others get on the train on the right. A good way to avoid pushing everyone.

[jupiter1716]

This station is on a loopback track, because the earlier rolling stock had only one power car with only one cab. It couldn't "reverse".

[jorasave]

almost hit by the door!!!

by the way what kind of camera you used? I want to record the Mexico city subway tunnels and it looks like your camera work great in low light spaces

That metro is our Mexico Metro father je je

[fancymec]

super!

[notional67]

That is a great part of the line - all the stock stabled alongside the line in the underground tunnels before the train reaches the single-track/double-sided terminus at CDG-Etoile, and exits via the long circuit back to Kleber. Kleber is in fact the real (operating) terminus for the line.

[awfulguitarplucker]

i rememeber exactly the point where that rail goes apart...i went on paris subway a lot of times!!