Helsinki commuter rail is a commuter rail system serving the Helsinki metropolitan area. The system is managed by the Helsinki Regional Transport Authority and operations are contracted out to VR at l
JKOY Class Sm5 at Tuomarila railway station
Sm5 EMU at Riihimäki on a test run in February 2009 prior to entering commercial service.
Sm2 EMU from the 1970s between Pasila and Helsinki in old colors (June 2001)
The Helsinki Metro is a rapid transit system serving the Helsinki capital region, Finland. It is the only metro system in Finland as well as the world's northernmost metro system. It was opened to the
Helsinki commuter rail
…further to Vantaankoski. The letter M stood for Martinlaakso, though the M train was substituted in 2015 with the P train, to avoid confusion with the Helsinki Metro. The letter M is now (since 2019) used for Tampere commuter rail service entirely operating in the Tampere metropolitan area in Pirkanmaa. N Stopping…
M300, the newest train in use.
M100, the oldest class still in use, en route to Vuosaari
The logo of the Helsinki Metro is a white capital letter M on an orange background. This image shows the entrance to the Myllypuro metro station.
The Karia HM V trams built in 1959 were built with provisions for use on the originally planned light rail-type metro system.