A Drivers Eye View "style" train ride on the Driverless DLR line from Bank Station to Custom House.

The first one & a half minutes are underground & then the rest of the ride is overground.
& then calling at the following stations:
Shadwell,
Limehouse,
Westferry,
Poplar,
Blackwekk,
East India,
Canning Town,
Royal Victoria
& Custom House (for Excel).
(In the USA it's called an RFW View).
Video recorded in London, March 2013

[@railfangig6699]

A lot more extensive system than i'd imagined having never been on it.

[@FriendlyFox]

These trains are computer-controlled from a depot, much like your average DCC model railway ;)
Vancouver's Skytrain system is the same

[@rahan573]

Oooo custom house, my local station.

[@rahan573]

@Ng John No I'm not, I'm blessed with Crossrail.
: )

[@kwhu8223]

hello! driver's view of london is very interesting! thank you

[@AndreiTupolev]

Some uncertainty at 13:20: "This train is for ...... "
"I'll get back to you on that."

[@bogdantudor888]

AndreiTupolev Beckton. The next stop is Royal Victoria

[@owenchuarbx]

2:28 Bombardier B90 vs Electrostar Class 357

[@Mr_lolxdboii]

xf

[@EdwardMason9000]

THE DLR IS NOT A LINE OF THE LONDON UNDERGROUND! IT IS A SEPERATE COMPANY OPERATED BY TfL. DLR stands for Docklands Light Railway, saying Docklands Light Railway Line doesn't make sense and is factually incorrect!

[@mr07623445678]

It's on the London Underground Tube map.

[@usr82912]

That is true it is on the map but it doesn't mean it is part of the underground its actually a separate thing the same as the overground and TFL rail. They are all operated by TFL but they are put all on one map because it shows you people where they can interchange between different systems

[@EdwardMason9000]

Travels in India, London & the UK Its on the tube map so that you can plan a journey on it if the tube is delayed or closed. That's the reason why TFL Rail, London Overground & London Trams are on the map too, so that journeys can be planned without millions of different maps, when all the services are operated by TFL anyhow.

[@___-000]

It isn't a separate "Company"

[@RedArrow73]

It's called (in the USA) an RFW View.

[@KarlEFC2024]

3:10 this train...... is running like a ghost train..... see Ghost Town

[@robertleach6780]

Can't be a drivers eye view if there is no driver's eye to view.

[@karlwhite2684]

lol

[@owenchuarbx]

They use ATO

[@ahmadsaid9289]

lovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeffffffffffffffffs

[@lmirinda]

Esxxxxxxxxxx