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Closed Metro Office

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Metro is CANCELLED.

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Metro is CANCELLED.

This article contains items which were once proposed but never released to the public. They are considered as cancelled features. Please think twice before adding new information.

Metro will NOT be released. Do NOT use the comment section to spread false information on its state of release.


Metro is a cancelled operator for Stepford County Railway. It was originally intended to operate a rapid rail transit system connecting Stepford City with various districts around Stepford County, such as Coxly, Winstree, Morganstown, Whitefield, Berrily and Stepford Airport. Despite that some tracks and stations for the operator was once built, it was never put into service, and most of its stations were either demolished, left abandoned or transferred to Stepford Connect.

If Metro was in use today, the route could be classified as commuter rail due to its short travel times, but it could also be classified as regional rail due to its large amount of stations.

A  bright red (#C4281C)  colour scheme was intended to be used by the operator.

Stations[]

Station Fate
Old Harrow Demolished
St Helens South
Stepford Southgate
University
Stepford Victoria Opened in V1.1 as part of Stepford Connect
Willowfield Renamed to Financial Quarter, opened in V1.1 as part of Stepford Connect
Beechley Renamed to City Hospital, opened in V1.1 as part of Stepford Connect
Stepford Town In service prior to cancellation of Metro, renamed to Stepford Central in V1.0
Stepford High Street Opened in V1.2 as part of Stepford Connect
Whitefield Lido
Stepford United Football Club
Woodhead Lane
Houghton Rake
Whitefield
Stepford East In service prior to cancellation of Metro
St Helens Bridge
St Helens Park Demolished
Angel Pass In service prior to cancellation of Metro
Bodin
Coxly Newtown Abandoned, platforms demolished in V1.6, only the entrances remains
Coxly In service prior to cancellation of Metro
New Harrow Opened in V1.1 as part of Stepford Connect
Elsemere Pond
Elsemere Junction
Berrily
East Berrily
Beaulieu Park (Morganstown) Renamed to Beaulieu Park, opened in V1.1 as part of Stepford Connect
Morganstown Opened in V1.1 as part of Stepford Connect
Stepford Airport Parkway In service prior to cancellation of Metro
Stepford Airport Central
Hampton Hargate
Upper Staploe Abandoned, new station with same name opened in V1.7, old station is still standing and is able to be seen from AirLink and Express tracks.
Water Newton In service prior to cancellation of Metro
Winstree Demolished and replaced with Rocket Parade and Leighton Stepford Road in V1.0

Buildings[]

While Metro never had a headquarters during the time it was being expanded, a small commercial building at Whitefield bearing its name was introduced in V1.4.1. The building was boarded up, indicating that the operator has closed its doors permanently, or at least, it will not reopen again in the foreseeable future. The commercial building was later demolished in V1.8, along with the Whitefield overhaul.

Trivia[]

  • Unlike seen in many Legacy Edition games, there were never any routes, depots or rolling stock officially confirmed for the operator.
  • Until V1.6, Coxly Newtown was the only Metro station which could be accessed, although only by trespassing. In the aforementioned update, it was walled up and given a notice stating that Metro no longer serves the station and advising passengers to use Coxly just 5 minutes up the road.
  • There's a corroded Metro sign laying near the ground, along with some tracks next to Coxly.
  • Many of Stepford Connect's stations were originally to be served by Metro, examples being the stations on the Whitefield, Stepford Victoria and Morganstown branches.
  • It also was going to have its very own loop, running entirely in Stepford City Centre. It was planned to go after Stepford Victoria, going in a loop until arriving at St Helens Bridge. However, after Metro was cancelled, all of the stations on that loop which were solely serving Metro were demolished, with the exclusion of the remaining Stepford Victoria Branch.
  • Nowadays, there are only two stations left in-game that have not been demolished or opened, these being Coxly Newtown and Upper Staploe, although the village of the latter has received a new station using the same name in V1.7
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