Tube Journey in Glasgow on December 3rd

This audio captures an immersive journey on the Glasgow subway train underground. It begins with the distinctive squeaking sounds, a signature of the Glasgow subway train, creating an ambiance of anticipation. The listener is then introduced to the familiar, yet always exciting, noise of a train horn in the distance. The audio's atmosphere is further enhanced by the rhythmic beeping sounds, an auditory signal indicating the subway's arrival at the Partick subway station. This is a regular station, managed by the Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT), which is known to be a bustling center of activity. As the subway train approaches, a faint hissing sound can be heard. This is the air-brakes of the train engaging, a safety feature indicating that the train is about to stop. This sound evokes a sense of anticipation, as listeners are aware that the doors will soon be opening. Indeed, the next sound that greets the listener's ears is the unmistakable noise of train doors opening.