Wish if they stuck around a while longer, so I could ride one, but I'll witness the M5's coming in to service and the M4's being phased out beginning in 2029. I'll miss the M4 cars, and at least one should be restored and preserved, because the M4's are in bad shape now.

I grew up with the 6000 series. They had excellent heat in the winter. In the summer it was like riding in a oven. Even rolling down the windows did no good. It was heaven in the subways in the summer

Love these photos! So many memories. 😊

This is absolute gold, Acland street before Port Phillip council destroyed it, you've even got a shot at 33.57 of the old St.Moritz building (aka The Venue) another one of St.Kilda's lost heritage buildings demolished in 1989-1991

Was this an RMIT project?, seems most of the footage is on the corner 😀 Load up some more please !!!!

Melbourne Central still under construction at 12:12!

Love these trains I use to take them to see my mother at work at the pru building. I remember in the summer how you had to open the windows because it was so hot inside and then when you went underground it would get so cool…great memories and thanks for posting

This trolley passed by my house in South Philly on 11th street and Jackson every day for many years. I have so many happy memories of those days. I used the line going to school until I got a car but the trolley was always there whenever I needed to use it for some reason. I love watching videos of the times of my youth....happy days.....wonderful memories.....

Montevideo era el de antes me dice mi madre ahora ❤❤❤😅

Thanks for posting

I didn't live near any of these routes, but remember the stores in my own neighborhood.Aways lived near 63 Ashland and Cicero ave. I like seeing the old cars again. I seen a 65 pontiac tempest I had in the 70s and a 64 chevy Malibu, Both convertibles.

Thank you for this absolutely amazing video. This brings back a lot of memories for me. I used to live in the Overbrook/Brookline area and was fortunate when I was a little boy to be able to ride the PCCs with my father from the old spinning wheels stop into Wood Street station downtown In 1993 the Overbrook trolley line where the PCC‘s used to operate was shut down. It reopened in 2003 unfortunately it is not the same without the old PCC cars. When I was a teenager in the mid 90s, I would often on Saturdays take a ride on the 47D Drake from Castle Shannon to the end of the Drake line just to continue the experience of riding those old trolley cars This is why I like to go to the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum truly an amazing place, and the fact that they are able to preserve a lot of these old trolley cars like what my parents used to ride when they were younger I was fortunate to be one of the people on one of the last trolleys to run on the Drake line in September1999

Whats the cute little brown one in the second half of the Video with the Open sides?

That Tangara brake squeal is a memory that will die with me

I feel so old at 48 lol, I did travel on some of those in my younger years and can remember them vividly...when people would say we need to use electric power because we don't have fossil fuels and it's cheaper to use electricity...for some reason this system was brought down, only like 30 years later do we see electric buses in our streets now but using batteries instead of being connected to live wires.

It is such a magnificent locomotive. I never got to see H2 in steam as I was born in the same year it came out of service in 1994. The last time I looked over H2 was in late 2021, and the loco is in very good condition. Hopefully one day we will get the chance to see it running up the Derwent Valley again. Thank you for sharing these memories.

I visited Pittsburg several times and got to ride the PCC cars near the end of their service while they still ran on the streets Downtown the first time I visited. It was interesting later to see them with pantographs and running in the subway. I did get to ride the route over the hill instead of through the tunnel and thought that was very scenic especially inbound to the city as you saw the skyline of downtown Pittsburgh as you came downhill. I am glad that they did save the south side routes of today but would hope they reopen the hillside route on a regular basis again instead of only using it when maintenance is being done in the tunnel. One thing I did notice particularly on the video with the still shots of the PCC’s you could see why one of the reasons the trolley routes were abandoned. Both the track and the cars themselves looked in bad shape. There was much rust at the bottom of the PCC cars and the track looked poor in many parts of the street running. With poor funding from both the state and counties PAT Transit just could not afford to keep such a large system running. The same could be said about the Philadelphia surface trolley system.

What happened to the music???

My late father in law, Roy Leembruggen, designed the Tulloch double Deckers. I loved the sound of the DC traction motors, these were good to travel on excepr for summer and winter..

I first discovered the line around 1970. My first ride on pcc cars

man those trams are a 100 times better than the ones that are in melbourne right now and amazing vids dude!

Love the sound contrast between the newer Sputnik Reds and older Standard/Tulloch Reds

Hey, would you mind if I used footage from this (with credit), and the other two parts of your series in a video I'm working on talking about the train types in Sydney? I absolutley love some of the shots you managed to get.

Hello! May I use a few clips of this with credit in a video I'm producing about the history of Pittsburgh's light rail?

I have a set of MTH O-gauge PRR MP-54's. Those 52nd. St. shots were not easy - nice job!

i wonder which of these trolly's are in the town of sandon?

I remember these buses however they were restricted to the busiest roads in Calgary at the time (17 ave,Centre Street 1 6 Avenue)

Toronto just had burgundy and cream colored cars...so I love seeing those in Pittsburgh photos. But the variety of color schemes in Pittsburgh really makes for some superb pictures! Beautiful... absolutely beautiful! Great compilation of pictures!

Silent video, but I can hear the bell and the sound of the wheels on a curve... I grew up with PCCs in Toronto but visited Pittsburgh for 1st time last month and can imagine a good life there with PCCs connecting all the neighborhoods...

Brings back memories, living in East Coburg I used to travel on the tram to East Melbourne every day to get to school

It’s funny to think that the route went out as far as Simon’s Valley. There must have been an enormous amount of investment in the infrastructure to install that extensive a system. It’s a shame it was all dismantled in the name of “progress” and cheap petroleum, because if it had been kept and maintained the city would now be considered very forward thinking to have all electric buses and a few of the old buses would be a retro novelty for visiting tourists.

i regret not having a chance to ride on these wonderful buses, but this video show case bring s back many memories , and i wish i could find a time machine!!!

I'M GLAD TO SEE THE ROUTE 15 🚎 TROLLEY UP & RUNNING AGAIN AFTER A 5 OR 6 HIATUS!! 😀. THESE TROLLEYS 🚎 WILL ALWAYS BE A TREASURE!! 😀. (CHILDHOOD MEMORIES)!! 😀.

Meu caro tudo bem com você,comigo tudo ótimo.Acabei de ver este vídeo muito excelente amigo só faltou uma coisa, você mostrou mais a frente do trólebus e esqueceu de mostrar a traseira. Quando você for filmar ônibus, trólebus etc. Não esqueça de filmar a traseira.

6:52 I'm obsessed with express trains of the subway.

I grew up along Elbow Dr in Kingsland . Route #3. One day , there were the overhead wires along Elbow Dr, the next time I paid attention, they were all gone . Thanks for the trip down memory lane 😊

tengo 60 años y en mis 15 o 16 años fui cadete de una fabrica de botones y use mucho los trolebuses ,recuerdan el nombre de algunas carrocerias italianas ? era algo asi como arnoldo san giorgio ,tenian la " chapita " sobre las puertas ,si las habre leido ,gracias por subir estas fotos

8:23 is this Stanwix? Wow does it look different today.

Hola, me parece unas increíbles fotografías, me gustaría saber si tienes más fotos cómo esas sobre los ferrocarriles y de tu visita en Durán, me gustaría saber si te gustaría compartirlas por correo, saludos 💯

Wish the entire US had electric trains. Oregon lacks those. I guess it comes down to costs. But in the eastern US, they have electric ones. Probably because short distsnces between cities unlike oregon

U got any other routes in the 80s & 90s

Sydney when it was still mostly aussie culture wise

I do remember that little tower cottage beside the railway, I'm sure it was part of it but I cannot remember exact location.was it on King and Victoria, or one block north towards Waterloo King? I sure would love some help on this!

A Veracruz lo destruyó Fidel y terminó de rematar la 4T

Watching the trolley interior is a little boring. You know? PWG

I rode the 66 and the ride was really nice. In 1974 my fellow graffiti artists and I graffed the trolley buses and it was a ripper to see our artwork roll by on the 59,66, and the 75. I was 15,going on 16. The reality was that that was the way things were in Philadelphia at that time. I am amazed that trackless trolleys aren’t even a mention in any transit plans broached in North America. I’m appalled that so much money and resources are being wasted on the stupidity of battery electric vehicles.

My dad Jim McCrory operated the rt 15 trolley for 39 years! So amazing to see this.

I’m so glad to see old no. 73 after all these years. My grandfather was a conductor for the Red Arrow lines and I was a trolley crossing guard at School Lane and Huey Avenue in 1968-1972 from Saint Andrew’s School. I took the Media trolley to and from my music lessons many times a week and loved every time I got on board. As a model railroader I make sure to include brill trolleys on every layout.

Do I understand correctly that the trolleybus switches in Porto were equipped with direction indicators?

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