Follow That Trolley Car!

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[1400deadwood]

Really nice video. It must be nice to ride in those cars - looks like a quiet and comfy ride.

[1400deadwood]

It's amazing how relatively quiet those street cars are. Really nice video.

[ttcgeek]

Goota love that dewirement.

[krizvasa]

Which city is it? Philadelphia? Does it have regular tram operation today? How much tracks were closed in 50s, 60s...? Very nice PCC trams. We are still using them in Central Europe. Similar type of tram was produced in communist countries to 1990! About 13 000 of this T3 trams were producedBad joke is that this concept of tram was invented in USA. Communist always said that they invented it! Interesting tram story this PCC

[intheupperroom]

Yeah, it's in Philadelphia. Their public transportation company is called SEPTA. If you look closely, you will see an "S" on the Trolleys. I am not sure of the history regarding the tracks. Maybe our Anthony can give more details. He filmed the segment. Anthony is a great Photographer and videographer. We used to have trolleys, or street cars, as they are sometimes called here in Delaware, too.

[krizvasa]

Ok. I hope there will be more new tram networks in US because I think it´s terrible what happened to trams in 50s and 60s.

[35mmfilmhandler]

What's the significance of the orange train? Can anyone tell me that?

[AM458]

Do the SEPTA PCCs have the Foot petals like Muni of do they have the Desktop Style controls?

[Metrolinkvideo]

That's a great film :-)

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[intheupperroom]

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it.

[carlosnelson]

That is Septa's overhead car for tunnel maintinence in the subway.

[adelgado75]

Why is the orange trolley following? And how much does it cost to charter?