Class 81 metro trains in Warsaw, Poland: A farewell to the classic soviet metro | 2023

After failed plans in the 1920s and 1950s, the construction of a metro for the Polish capital of Warsaw began as late as 1983. Due to economic problems, the opening of the first section was delayed until 1995, and the M1 metro line reached its full length in 2008. It is 23 kilometers long and completely underground. Since 2015, the M2 line is in operation.
Between 1990 and 1997, a total of 60 class 81 trains from the Russian manufacturer Metrowagonmasch were procured. Such trains have been delivered to numerous cities in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe since the 1970s. Some trains received extensive modernization and new vehicle fronts in 2009.
In the summer of 2023, the replacement of the class 81 with new vehicles was in full swing, and the use of vehicles was already limited to a few courses.

[@hoggravyandchitlins]

Love the sound of those Metros

[@gorexgo5809]

I was born in Romania, live in the states now. Saw the metro in Bucuresti. Bravo Poland you guys care about your country. Shame on Romania, you have destroyed your country. What clean and orderly system. All the best from Texas.

[@endless_voyager]

Wow was für eine schöne Ubahn Warschau hat

[@eldarismayilov6342]

In Baku meanwhile there almost no more modernized trains left 81-717m 88**, 0079

[@ЕвгенийК-ю3е]

Уходящия эпоха,ездил на таких в Санкт Питербурге

[@transportnikfin5230]

Are there still any in Warsaw or have they all been sent?

[@transportowymkm5631]

ua-cam.com/video/CsWmMT46Q1M/v-deo.htmlsi=WbNKVvjekPrWmU6r widać na tym filmie składy kilka miesięcy temu padły ataku wandali

[@transportowymkm5631]

Obecnie zostało 4

[@transportowymkm5631]

Teraz jest tylko 1

[@alivinghuman1]

@@transportowymkm5631wieś kiedy ostatni vagonmash przestanie jechać?

[@transportowymkm5631]

Nie wiem myślę że będzie jeszcze dość długo jeździć i zostanie zachowany i nim wczoraj jechałem

[@JaredRouse8465]

That used to be one of Moscow’s subway trains, right?

[@TramChris]

Metro trains of this type were delivered to many cities in the former soviet union and their allied countries, including Moscow, Warsaw, Budapest, Sofia... They were delivered directly to Warsaw, but the trains in Moscow are almost identical.

[@svc855bsoe]

NIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! TO ZNIKŁO NA ZAWSZE!!!!!! DZIAŁA WOLNYMI SZYNAMI NIEbioS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@transportowymkm5631]

Co ?

[@transportnikfin5230]

Poland send 81 717 trains to Ukraine 😢

[@eldarismayilov6342]

They should have sent them to Hungary 🇭🇺 there are none left since 2018

[@Luqmanlovetrains]

Not all is sent but single trainset is to be kept in Warsaw as a museum exhibit but i don’t know it number as i read it in wikipedia(english)