Berliozville Rapid Metro

The Berliozville Rapid Metro is a portion of the Berliozville Subway that covers the Ninth Avenue, the Fifth Avenue and the Brookvale Crossrail lines. The Berliozville Rapid Metro opened in 1926.

Services
When the Berliozville Rapid Metro opened, the founding company, Berliozville Rapid Metro Corporation, operated three types of trains: a local train (which stops at every station), an express train (which stops at few stations), and a variant called a semi-express, which was absorbed into express and local from 1956.

The three train types in a specific line (local trains, semi-express trains and express trains), as well as its service patterns, were distinguished by a letter from the English alphabet. Only letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were used to distinguish types of services and routings. S was used for shuttles.