Tehran Metro Line 3 subway train operator at the controls
Interior detail of Tehran Metro Line 3 passenger cars
Tehran Metro Line 3 automated ticket gates
Tehran Metro Line 3 automated ticket gates passenger boarding platform
Tehran Metro Line 3 Ghalemorghi Station access
Photos: Omid Vahabzadeh at Fars News Agency, Asghar Khamseh at Mehr News Agency
6 comments:
Iranian dynmaic is unbeliveable
if you visit a large cities and you come back 2-3 years again
you can not recognize it
Tehrans subway is cleaner and classier than most in the US. Theyve done a great job with the subways, in Iran, marble floors, lots of artwork. Hopefully this helps with reducing smog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnEi1J_5dQ0
The New York subway for example was built over a hundred years ago. So what's your point?
And New York's is dilapidated and falling apart. Outside of the stations in Touristy Manhattan the stations in Brooklyn and Queens looks like it hasnt even been maintained since its opening 100 years ago. They could at least have kepts New York's subways clean. There is so much garbage on the tracks in New York that trains are often delayed due to electrical fires. Tehrans is spotless, shined everyday. No smelly bums, no pools of urine doused with chlorine bleach, liter is cleaned promptly.
The only US subway system that even comes close to Tehran's is Washington DC. Its the only subway ive seen in the US that Ive been impressed with. Boston, Chicago all suck
Tehrans subways look like a museum. Filled with cool artwork.
LA's subway is dirty and its as new as Tehran's whats their excuse?
Your argument is just nonsensical. Tehran's subway look clean for now because it is new. In a few years from now it to will smell of urine with smelly bums and have garbage on its tracks. Just hope you're around to see it.
There is nothing nonsensical about my comment. Irans subway has been operational for 15 years, still looks pretty clean. And like I said Los Angeleses subway is the same age as Irans, why isnt it as clean as Tehran's.
And as to your whole old is dirtier than new argument. Look up pics of Moscow's subway which is just a decade younger than New Yorks. Yet after like 85 years it even looks better than Tehran's. Wear and tear is one thing, but comparing NYC and Moscow subways really underscores this.
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