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networks operated as
public transport are
called tramways or
simply trams/
streetcars.
Because of
their close similarities,
trams are
commonly included in the...
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vehicular traffic with
streetcars stopping on
demand at
frequent stops like buses.
Since 2019, the
network has used low-floor
streetcars,
making it
fully accessible...
- systems, but all have been
served by
historic streetcars or
replicas of
historic streetcars. The El Paso
Streetcar is a new
heritage system that
opened in November...
- city's
streetcar lines, the St.
Charles Avenue line, is the
oldest continuously operating street railway system in the world.: 42 Today, the
streetcars are...
- The
Waterfront Streetcar used a
fleet of five W2
trams from Melbourne, Australia.
Service began on May 29, 1982, the
first streetcars to run in Seattle...
- have re-introduced
streetcars. In the
latter half of the 19th century,
transit systems were
generally rail,
first horse-drawn
streetcars, and
later electric...
- Kansas. The KCPS
planned to
replace all its
older streetcars with new, state-of-the-art PCC
streetcars,
which would have
required 371 vehicles. Only 24...
-
Urbos 3
streetcars made by the
American subsidiary of
Construcciones y
Auxiliar de
Ferrocarriles (CAF) in
Elmira Heights, New York. The
streetcars are numbered...
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purchase of two
additional streetcars, with the
intent to
allow streetcars to run
every 10 minutes. In 2005 the
Portland Streetcar project was
awarded the...
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Northeast quadrant. The
streetcars are the
first to run in the
District of
Columbia since the
dismantling of the
previous streetcar system in 1962. The District...
