-
steam from 1877, and then, from 1929, by very
large (106-seat)
electric tramcars,
until closure in 1960. The
Swansea and
Mumbles Railway was
something of...
- Kh (Russian: Х) was the
class of
double axled high-floor
tramcars,
which were
built in
Soviet Union in
interbellum period.
First vehicles were
built in...
- fuel shortage.
After the occupation, only 15
tramcars were
operational out of 112. By
October 1945, 40
tramcars were back in
daytime service only. Tram service...
- saw the
introduction of the
famous PCC
tramcars to
replace 1932
rolling stock and the Vevey-Alsthom
tramcars in 1991-1992. The
system is
operated by...
- of the
tramcars running on the
Boardwalk are the same ones that were
built for the 1939 New York World's Fair in New York City. The
tramcars carry about...
-
Blackpool "Balloon"
tramcars into "Jubilee"
tramcars,
following on from "Jubilee"
class No. 761.
Unlike No. 761, "Jubilee"
tramcar No. 762
retained its...
-
which there was
significant damage to the
tramcar, or
involving severe injury or
death to
those in the
tramcar.
Pedestrian fatalities are
outside the scope...
- (above),
produces the NGTW6L
series of six-axle low-floor
articulated tramcars,
marketed under the name
LEOLINER (the name
makes reference to the lion...
- Over the
years of
trams and tramways,
there have been many
designs of
tramcars for use on the tramways,
ranging from
historical locomotives pulling wagons...
-
official FVV/BKV
records as GCSM, or
sometimes known as ICS, is a
series of
tramcars which was
manufactured by
Hungarian companies Ganz-MÁVAG Mozdony-, Vagon-...
