Two SEPTA PCC's at the Westmoreland Loop, Camera Comes Full Circle

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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2009

SEPTA PCC steetcar #2320 (class unit) departs Westmoreland Street (eastern-most terminus of the line), and heads out with the driver greeting me with honking the horn and ringing the bell. Meanwhile, while he departs, another PCC trolley, #2334 arrives at the loop and opens the doors to let the passengers off. This video was taken February 14, 2009.

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  • Toronto's streetcar system has the same audible warning devices, they are armed with both a gong/bell and a whistle/horn, though the horn/whistle is actually sounds like the oldies car horn from the 70's - 80's is that correct?

  • @AlexRampaul Not sure about Toronto, but the Girard Ave. PCC's have a mechanical gong and what sounds to be a modern carhorn; they were fully rebuilt in 2003 by Brookville from the ground up, new everything.

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  • Nice 360* to bad the Artic got in the way.

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