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The Robloxia Subway Line 3 is a third subway line in the Robloxia subway system. It serves 30,000 passengers per week.
Destinations
There are no destinations that are closed.
Northern-Robloxia county hall
Northern-City hall
Subway trains
There are about 350 subway trains operating in this system.
| 1st gen | 2nd gen | 3rd gen | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trains manufactured in 1993-1994 | Trains Manufactured in 1995-1997 | Trains manufactured in 1998-1999 | ||
| VVVF-GTO Mitsubishi
12 trains, 11 in service |
VVVF- GTO Alstom 22 trains, 17 in service | VVVF-GTO Alstom 17 trains, 16 in service | ||
| VVVF-GTO Alstom
10 trains, 8 in service |
VVVF-IGBT Mitsubishi
4 trains, 2 in service |
1st gen (1993-1994)
These first gen trains are manufactured between 1993 and 1994. The headlights are also same as Line 1 and 2 trains. However, Line 1 and 2 trains use Roshiba-GTO inverters while Line 3 trains use Mitsubishi or Alstom GTO inverters. The 316, 320, 321 trains are retired due to being old. The rest of the trains will operate until 2025-2028.
2nd gen (1995-1997)
322 train, photo taken around 1998
These second gen trains are manufactured between 1995 and 1997 for the Robloxia county expansion. All trains use Alstom GTO inverters. The 1997 trains all got retired in 2022 due to bad condition. Some 1996 trains also got retired, which included the 338, 337, 336, 331, 329 trains. The rest of the trains will be in use until 2026-2028.
3rd gen (1998-1999)
341 train
The third gen trains are manufactured between 1998 and 1999 for the northern expansion. They only use Alstom GTO inverters, while some are inverted to IGBT. None of the trains got retired yet, but they will start getting replaced in 2027 and will be fully replaced in 2030.
4th gen (2007-2008)
488 Train
The 4th gen trains got manufactured between 2007 and 2008 for the city hall extension. The retirement year is not yet determined.
5th gen (2025-)
These trains will replace the 1st, 2nd gen trains. It is being manufactured now. The retirement year is not yet determined.