Topia Metro

Topia Metro (grandiloquently: The Livetopia City Subway) is a rapid transit system owned by Livetopia and leased to the Livetopia Transit Authority. It serves the City of Topia. It opened on June 18, 2021. It is namely the official subway in Livetopia. It was the victim of its first arsonist attack on July 20, 2021. Arsonist attacks were very frequent, occurring daily until early November of 2021.

Currently, the system consists of one loop line with only one train on the line with different drivers each day, surrounding most of downtown Topia with stops at major neighborhoods and attractions. There are six stations on the loop line, each with their own color schemes but with the same design. Average daily ridership is 9,120 people. The annual ridership in 2021 since its first launch date was 3,185,600 people, with the average capacity at any moment being 21%.

List of Stations

Topia Line 1

Downtown Crossing

Downtown Crossing station is located in downtown Topia across Topia Street and Celebrity Square. It is the busiest station on Topia Metro with 3,100 passengers on average each day. The Topia Police Station, Mall, Cafe and Showroom are nearby. The station has a standard gray and yellow color.

Resident Park

Resident Park station (formerly known as Highland) was rebuilt recently prior to the recent earthquake. The average daily passenger count is 2,470, making it the second most busy station on the Topia Metro. The station itself has a green, gray color. Most passengers use this station to get to Topia Park, a large urban green with playgrounds and forest space.

Business Central

Business Central station (formerly known as Park) is adjacent to Topia Business Center, hence the name. It is also the closest Metro station to Topia Station, servicing Topia Express trains. 740 people use this station on average every day, making it the least busy station on the metro. The station is mostly used by employees of the newly built office complex and passengers connecting from Topia Express. Because of the low ridership, trains stop slightly shorter than in other stations. It has a color scheme of beige wood paneling.

Topia Heritage Square

Topia Heritage Square (formerly Urban South) is located in southern Topia in the Urban South neighborhood, hence the station's name. It is near the Bowling Alley, Music Store and Heritage Square. It is the second to last station in terms of ridership, as 860 riders on average ride it per day. The station is painted in a generic gray color.

Airport

Airport station (formerly Beachside Station) is in the southwest of Topia, next to the Topia Airport and beach. Average daily passenger count is 2,250, the third busiest station. It has a unique red and blue color that makes it distinct from other stations. The station, when opened with the rest of the metro on June 25th, 2021, was called Beachside Station, due to its proximity to the beach. In late July the station was closed for relocation. The new station opened on August 13th, 2021, along with Topia Airport. It was renamed to Airport Station.

Oceanarium

Oceanarium station is located on the Northern Part of the beach. It is the third least busy station on Topia Metro with 910-2,250 passengers on average each day. The Oceanarium, Topia Towers Apartments and docks are nearby.

History

The Metro was first proposed back in 2004 after the electrified commuter railway system called Livetopia City-State Railway was discontinued due to poor service and overcrowded stations and trains also being filled with littering. The metro officially began construction in 2008 and lasted for eight years, opening to the public a few years later in 2021.

Rolling Stock

The trains were built by Kawasaki and BloxConsult, a Robloxian firm.

Links

[1]Read more about Livetopia