Delta Region Transit

Group can be found here. Delta Lines can be found here.

Delta Region Transit (DRT) is an automatic mass rapid transit system located in Delta City, operating automatic trains within the Greater Delta region and surrounding towns/cities. The transit system is overseen by the Delta City Government and owned by Cloud Workshop, a company focusing on railway projects. The transit system connects the cities of Delta and Brentwood as well as other areas.

Delta Region Transit has 6 metro lines that connect to more than 20 stations across Greater Delta. The company's daily ridership from the 2023 statistics came about of 452,503 people, while annual ridership came about of 752,201 people. The stations from the DRT are inspired from those of Blox Kong.

Cloud Workshop is overseen by anguslau20060805.

History

In the summer of 1983, the Delta City-State Government, under the direction of the Minister of Transport expressed interest in constructing a rapid-transit system in and around Delta. This resulted in the formation of the Delta Region Transit (DRT) system, which aimed to provide reliable and efficient transportation to its citizens.

After planning and construction, the first line of the DRT, known as the  Delta Line  , was completed in spring 1984. The line spanned from Brentwood North station to Delta station, with four stops in between: Brentwood Town Centre, Guildford Road, Marble Avenue, and Delta Line Museum. The Delta Line was officially opened to the public in and initially operated using an automated three-car 1100 series train set. However, due to low carrying capacity and slow speeds, the train set was later renovated to the 1300 series in February 1985. This line was to demonstrate the potential of a new Intermediate Capacity Transit System (ICTS)

In March of 1994, the Delta City Government announced plans to open a second line, which was originally called the Angle Shuttle but later renamed the  Central Line . The Central Line was intended to operate as a branch line, running between Angle Land Port and Guildford Road stations. It was designed with two-car trains that bore a striking resemblance to the train cars on the Ro-London Underground and shared a depot with the Delta Line. The Central Line opened to the public in May 1997

Shortly after the opening of the Central Line, the DRT announced the construction of another line: the  Airport Line . The line was intended to run between Delta Expo and Millennium stations, with four stops in between, connecting Delta International Airport. However, the trains on the line started to derail soon after the grand opening, causing the line to close temporarily. It was reopened two months later in September 2021 after repairs were made.

The DRT also announced the construction of the  Brentwood Light Rail , a new low-floor LRT line that was meant to run from Brentwood West to Brentwood North using single Robardier BI-100 APM people movers. However, for unknown reasons, the line was shut down numerous times. This was most likely due to derailments. In December 2023, The 5xxx series were retired and replaced with the new 301 train. In January 2024, The line shut down again due to more derailment and uncared work on the line. The line made a return on March 8, 2024 and has been operating ever subce.

Sometime later, the DRT had loaned some of the Delta Line trains to the TRR (The Ryan Railroad) to celebrate 1 million passengers on the TRR, in which the DRT had shipped the trains to Blox Kong.

In August 2021, a new Neo-Japanese style next stop system was teased on the Roblox Blox Kong Bloxbook group, along with a new train set. In December 2021, an update was introduced to the DRT, which included a new station named Brentwood East, a renovation of the LRT stations, and an extension to Delta Expo for the Airport Line. The Guildford Road station was also closed for renovations to make way for an extension to the Central Line and was renamed accordingly.

In February 2022, a major expansion was made to the Central Line, allowing it to connect with the Airport Line and vice-versa, with new stations added: Metrotown, West Central, and Central. The Guildford Road station was also reopened. In June 2022, a new station was constructed on the Delta Line, Marble Avenue.

In November of the same year, the DRT announced the addition of a new branch to the Delta Line, adding a new terminus: Delta Racecourse. Finally, in January 2023, the Minister of Transport announced plans to open a fifth line, the  Harbour Line , which would connect West Central to Hyacinth Harbor, with four stations in between: Hyacinth, Dyson Tower, Marble Avenue, and Brentwood East. The line would use 6100 Series train sets. In early 2024, a renovation was introduced to the Harbour Line trains, replacing them with the 7100 Series train sets.

In March 2025, the DRT opened 2 new stations to the roster and a new metro line, named the  Harbour Branch , connecting Hyacinth and Millenium stations. The new stations include Askham Green and Aryx-Horizon. The branch line includes both 7100 series train sets and 2060 train sets.

Lines

Map

Train announcements

Sentences that are bold are audio announcements.

Sentences that are bold italic are audio announcements that do not play at certain times.

Platform announcements

When a train arrives at a station, the PA at the station platform start to beep 6 times.

"The train approaching Platform (platform number) will end the service at (terminus name)."

(platform screen doors opens)

"The train at Platform (platform number) will end the service at (terminus name)."

(after a period of time)

"The train is about to depart. Please stand clear of the platform screen doors."

(The platform screen doors then close with a loud beep that repeats thrice.)

(Train then departs)

Delta Line Museum:

(If a train is destined for Delta)

"Passengers for Delta Racecourse, please wait for the next train."

(If a train is destined for Delta Racecourse)

"Passengers for Delta, please wait for the next train."

There are also announcements like this:

"Please stand back from the automatic platform gates and wait behind the yellow line. For safety reasons, do not place any objects below or over the gates."

 Delta Line  announcements

At a station:

"(station name)"

"This is a  Delta Line  service to (terminus). Next station (station name)."

"The train is about to depart. Please stand clear of the closing doors."

(after leaving station)

"This is a  Delta Line  service to (terminus). Next station (station name)."

(if its a transfer station)

"Please change here for the (line)."

(Sometimes this announcement plays on Delta Line trains)

"This train service terminates at (terminus)."

(approaching a station)

"We are now approaching (station name). Doors will open on the left/right. Please mind the gap between the train and the platform."

 Airport Line  announcements

At a station:

(doors open)

"This is an  Airport Line  train to (terminus)."

"The train is about to depart. Please stand clear of the platform screen doors."

(doors close)

(train leaves the station)

"This train is for (terminus). The next station is (station)."

(If it is a transfer station)

"Change for the (line)."

(When approaching a station)

"Please alight on the right/left."

 Central Line  announcements

At a station:

(doors open)

"This is a  Central Line  service to Central." (this announcement sometimes happens)

"The train is about to depart. Please stand clear of the platform screen doors."

(doors close)

(train leaves)

"This train terminates at Central. The next station is Guildford Road"

(If it is a transfer station)

"Change here for the (Delta Line/ Harbour Line

Cross over to Platform 1 on the left for train services towards Airport, Cross over to Platform 4 on the right for train services towards Millenium)."

 Harbour Line  announcements

At a station:

(station approaches)

"(station name). The doors on the right/left side will open. Please mind the platform gap."

(doors open)

"The train is about to depart. Please stand clear of the closing doors."

(door closes)

(train leaves)

"Welcome aboard this  Harbour Line  service to (terminus). This train will stop at (preceding stops). We hope you have a pleasant journey. The next station will be (station)."

"This is a  Harbour Line  service to (terminus). The next station will be (station)."

(if it is a transfer station)

"Change at this station for the (line)."

(approaching terminus station)

"(station name). This train ends here. Thank you for riding with Delta Region Transit. Please mind the platform gap."