Yongin EverLine (용인에버라인)

Seoul

Yongin EverLine is a fully automated driverless 18.1 km-long light rail / people mover line with 15 stations, connecting Everland, South Korea's most popular theme park, to the regional metro line in Yongin. The line goes through densely populated urban-suburban developments. The system is identical to the AirTrain line at JFK airport in New York city. It uses standard Bombardier Advanced Rapid Transit Y100 vehicles driven by Bombardier automatic train control technology.

The construction of the line started on 11.2005. The infrastructure was ready and testing commenced on 11.2009. The opening was delayed for several years due to technical and organizational issues. The line finally opened 26.04.2013.

Trains run every 6 minutes Monday — Saturday, and 9 minutes on Sundays and holidays. One-car trains are operated, while trains can be lengthened to two cars if necessary. The cars are 3.2 meters-wide, they are the widest trains in South Korea, with a carrying capacity of 226 people. The Yongin line is capable of operating on a 2-minute headway. The line is also known for high average operational speed at 39,2 km/h.

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Giheung Station (기흥역)

Fare gates for the Yongin EverLine Light Rail Line.
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Турникеты линии легкорельсового транспорта Yongin EverLine.

29 de abril del a. 2023 a.
Autor: Ymtram

111	Eojeong Station (어정) A standard elevated station of the Yongin EverLine Light Rail Line. • • • Стандартная станция на эстакаде линии легкорельсового транспорта Yongin EverLine. 29 de abril del a. 2023 a. Autor: Ymtram

93	Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 120 Interior, view toward back An interior of the Bombardier Y100 car of the Yongin EverLine Light Rail Line. • • • Салон вагона Bombardier Y100 линии легкорельсового транспорта Yongin EverLine. 29 de abril del a. 2023 a. Autor: Ymtram

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Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 120

Cabina

An interior of the Bombardier Y100 car of the Yongin EverLine Light Rail Line.
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Салон вагона Bombardier Y100 линии легкорельсового транспорта Yongin EverLine.

29 de abril del a. 2023 a.
Autor: Ymtram

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Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 120

Dunjeon (둔전) — Jeondae Everland (전대.에버랜드)

Near the Jeondae Everland outer terminus.
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Перед удалённой конечной Jeondae Everland.

29 de abril del a. 2023 a.
Autor: Ymtram

101	Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 114 Stadium Songdam College (운동장.송담대) — Gojin (고진) 29 de abril del a. 2023 a. Autor: Ymtram

135	Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 113 Gimnyangjang (김량장역) — Stadium Songdam College (운동장.송담대) 29 de abril del a. 2023 a. Autor: Ymtram

128	Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 112 Eojepng (어정) — Dongbaek (동백역) 29 de abril del a. 2023 a. Autor: Ymtram

120	Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 116 Eojepng (어정) — Dongbaek (동백역) 29 de abril del a. 2023 a. Autor: Ymtram

311	Seoul, Bombardier Y100 n.º 105 Minseong Kim — Own work https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:...car.jpg 24 de enero del a. 2015 a. Envió Gamerdgl

125	Maps (지도) A map of the Yongin EverLine automated line. • • • Схема автоматической линии Yongin EverLine. Source: metroautomation.org 2009 a. Envió Ymtram

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