Left or Right?
On which track do the world's subways run? Last update 8 October 2006.| Left hand side | Right hand side |
|---|---|
| Amsterdam | |
| Athens | |
| Baku | |
| Baltimore | |
| Bangkok | |
| Barcelona | |
| Beijing | |
| Berlin | |
| Bilbao | |
| Boston | |
| Brussels1 | |
| Bucharest | |
| Budapest | |
| Buenos Aires | |
| Busan | |
| Cairo | |
| Calcutta | |
| Catania | |
| Chicago | |
| Chongqing | |
| Cologne | |
| Copenhagen | |
| Delhi | |
| Dortmund | |
| Duisburg | |
| Essen | |
| Frankfurt | |
| Fukuoka | |
| Genoa | |
| Glasgow | |
| Guangzhou | |
| Hamburg | |
| Hanover | |
| Helsinki | |
| Hiroshima | |
| Hong Kong | |
| Istanbul | |
| Kharkov | |
| Kiev | |
| Kitakyushu | |
| Kobe | |
| Kuala Lumpur | |
| Kyoto | |
| Lille | |
| Lisbon | |
| London | |
| Los Angeles | |
| Lyon | |
| Madrid | |
| Marseille | |
| Mexico City | |
| Miami | |
| Milan | |
| Minsk | |
| Montreal | |
| Moscow | |
| Munich | |
| Nagoya | |
| Nanjing | |
| Naples | |
| Newcastle | |
| New York | |
| Nizhny Novgorod | |
| Novosibirsk | |
| Nuremberg | |
| Osaka | |
| Oslo | |
| Paris (RER) | Paris (Metro) |
| Philadelphia | |
| Prague | |
| Rennes | |
| Rhine-Ruhr | |
| Rio de Janeiro | |
| Rome | |
| Rotterdam | |
| Saint Petersburg | |
| Samara | |
| San Francisco | |
| Santiago | |
| Sapporo | |
| Sao Paulo | |
| Sendai | |
| Seoul | |
| Shanghai | |
| Shenzhen | |
| Singapore | |
| Sofia | |
| Stockholm | |
| Stuttgart | |
| Taipei | |
| Tashkent | |
| Tbilisi | |
| Tianjin | |
| Tokyo | |
| Toronto | |
| Toulouse | |
| Turin | |
| Vancouver | |
| Warsaw | |
| Washington | |
| Wuhan | |
| Wuppertal | |
| Yekaterinburg | |
| Yerevan | |
| Yokohama |
Notes:
1 Brussels: Exception: Trains are running on the left hand side from Clemenceau to Delacroix (Line 2) as well as from Beekkant to Heysel (Line 1A) . Both sections are supposed to be linked in a few years.
brianlucas.ca - An interesting website about road traffic on the left or right hand side.
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