SEPTA Route 10 Trolleys

An inbound SEPTA Route 10 Trolley Car passes by me, stops to pick up & drop off passengers & then heads into the tunnel while enroute to Center City Philadelphia. An outbound car coming out of the tunnel stops to pick up a passenger & then turns onto 36th street (with screeching wheel flanges that made my ears hurt!!) while enroute to Overbrook at 1:01 p.m. on a clear & cool day in Philadelphia as I was leaving a medical appointment at a hospital nearby & enroute to 30th St. Station to catch a SEPTA R3 Train to West Trenton Station. Note the orange SEPTA MOW Truck. I need to ride SEPTA's trolley routes soon & bring a girl with me!!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• SEPTA
• Route
• 10
• Trolley
• Car

[Cede2727]

OK.

[iJandiN2727]

The note use to say Screeching Brakes but not anymore.

[Cede2727]

Screeching Wheel Flanges not Screeching Brakes.

[ttcgeek]

If you think that's bad, try the streetcar platform at Toronto's Union Station. It can get pretty loud down there.

[knightcritic]

thaty screeching noise is the wheels cutting into the rails as it turns

[rwboa22]

The tunnel portal is in University City, the line goes to the City Hall Loop (15th Street and Juniper Street stations) in Center City (aka Original Philadelphia)

[iJandiN2727]

I like the Screeching Brakes Part.

[videonut33]

University City.

[waltlantz]

so wait is this in center city?