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I have been to San Francisco just the once. I toured the city on foot, on bicycle, by cab, and yes, by streetcar. With such hills, it’s not hard to imagine how these more uncommon form of public transportation became a dominant one in the 415. Courtesy of some hard work and research by listener Monophonic, let us show you the streetcars of Frisco.
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Units discussed:
- Unknown 1896 Hammond Car Co. Streetcar
- Unknown 1902 “Interurban Model”
- “Big Sub”
- A-Type “Muni Car”
- K-Type “Iron Monster”
- Unknown 1924 Market Street Railway Streetcar
- PCC “Magic Carpet”
- PCC “Torpedo”/”Big Ten”
- PCC “Baby Ten”
- LRV1 US Standard Light Rail Vehicle
- LRV2/3 San Francisco LRV
- LRV4 S200 SF
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