Timestamps For The Trolley Systems: 0:35 San Diego Vintage Trolley 2:32 Minnesota Streetcar Museum 5:11 Utah Transit Authority Trax 10:02 Orange Empire Railway Museum 11:58 Minnesota Metro Transit 14:36 Boston PCC Streetcar 16:51 San Pedro Red Car 19:41 San Diego MTS Trolley
GRRRRRRREEEAAATT Mike !! I LOVE the sounds an video editing... U took me back atleast 50 plus years... & a FABULOUS RIDE TOO !! Thankyou VERY MUCH sir..
@𝘾𝙤𝙖𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙁𝙖𝙣 Thanks for this fabulous video. At this moment I'm having a terrible bout with insomnia and just cannot get to sleep. So I logged on to YT and was directed to this terrific channel. Such great stuff!
I live a couple minutes away from the Seashore Trolley Museum and I find trolleys very interesting as I don’t see them get talked about. I don’t know too much about them but I still think they’re charming pieces of rail history.
Watching some of these units and they had to be one that must have come from Cincinnati back in the day. I have seen photos but it wonderful to see them in action. TY MIKE!
Excellent selection of USA trams. I must check the internet for a similar video of trams in this country. After years of ripping up track many British cities are relaying lines and extending old ones to ease the problem of getting about. Edinburgh relayed track down the centre of the city after years of neglect. Trams age getting to be THE thing for urban short trips.
July 2022..........Nice!......When me and my gal vacationed in San Francisco, in the early 1990s, we made sure to take both cables cars and the trolley cars available . In my home town, Cleveland, Ohio,....there was, (and still is) a trolley service. The routes were only East and West,....nothing went North & South For the longest time it was a charming, older styled car. When I was growing up there, 1953 to 1977,....it traveled through some of the poorest neighborhoods, on the far West side. You saw views of the slums, and lots of dilapidated, housing and abandoned factory sites. I don't believe it went very fast,....not much more than 45 mph. It wasn't air conditioned,....the windows opened. It didn't run for 24 hours, either.
9:05 the blue line cars look older than the other UTA cars. 11:37 i hear a steam locomotive's whistle in the background 13:36 the full ad red car looks out of place in the Twin Cities streetcar! 20:30 San Diego's 1980s built cars numbered in 1000s are diminishing and being replaced by 3000 and 4000 series cars. Have you ever been to the Illinois Railway museum? they have a large collection of trolleys, streetcars, and interurban cars. Kansas City recently opened their modern streetcar line, which I have video of on my channel! Great Job! Can't wait to see more!
I liked how it included the metro transit of the Twin Cities, I see those a lot when I'm out there. Though a shocker to me is that there's no footage of any trollies at Illinois Railway Museum, where you can see literally hundreds :P
Thanks for the comment! I've been to the IRM but it was a number of years ago and I didn't think the videos were good enough for this. But, I did include two other trolley museums in here.
In both Cleveland, Ohio and Columbus, Ohio, they had their trolleys, operate on the streets, along side of the automobile traffic. Those street trolleys were phased out, at the end of the 1940s. Cleveland, retained its only trolley service, that rides on its own dedicated track, and crosses streets and roads, but is never rolling along side of road traffic.
It is good film. The old stuff is the best. Heck them new red white blue ones couldn't even break 45. Also have you ever heard of electric city trolley museum they have a good fleet of trolleys that run on a historic electric railroad.
Another great video. The Utah trolleys almost sound like they have a transmission, like they were downshifting when decelerating. Is that possible? Thx. Marty
That's an interesting question. I think it's caused by switching electrical circuits while increasing and decreasing power, but it's only my personal opinion. If you have time, you can search for the right answer. The trolleys should be the Siemens S70.
San Diego Has the Best Trolleys in the world with 4 lines Orange Line, Green Line,Blue line and finally sliver line the red trollers runs the the 3 main lines while the old trolley runs the sliver and coaster runs a separate line making San Diego the train city
Timestamps For The Trolley Systems:
0:35 San Diego Vintage Trolley
2:32 Minnesota Streetcar Museum
5:11 Utah Transit Authority Trax
10:02 Orange Empire Railway Museum
11:58 Minnesota Metro Transit
14:36 Boston PCC Streetcar
16:51 San Pedro Red Car
19:41 San Diego MTS Trolley
GRRRRRRREEEAAATT Mike !! I LOVE the sounds an video editing... U took me back atleast 50 plus years... & a FABULOUS RIDE TOO !! Thankyou VERY MUCH sir..
Better than a Tesla, this is truly the electric car.
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Thanks for this fabulous video.
At this moment I'm having a terrible bout with insomnia and just cannot get to sleep. So I logged on to YT and was directed to this terrific channel. Such great stuff!
Well, I'm happy to help you with your insomnia! Welcome aboard!
@@CoasterFan2105
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I live a couple minutes away from the Seashore Trolley Museum and I find trolleys very interesting as I don’t see them get talked about. I don’t know too much about them but I still think they’re charming pieces of rail history.
When I was a child my maternal grandmother took me on the trolley in Pittsburgh, PA. Loved those PCC cars!
Do any of these trolleys go to Tahiti?
My little one loves these videos! Thank you!
Watching some of these units and they had to be one that must have come from Cincinnati back in the day. I have seen photos but it wonderful to see them in action. TY MIKE!
Hunter
Another Awesome Installment of The Popular Trains Galore Series.
Thanks Alan!
10:24 This what Los Angelites used to ride before they fell in love with their cars.
Yeah, screw the car people for killing off the streetcar/trolley/tram
@@shanewalters2565 Car people didn't kill it. General Motors and their streetcar scheme got rid of it.
@@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory That too
There's something about that ding ding, so awesome! So historic
Nice 👍!
Excellent selection of USA trams. I must check the internet for a similar video of trams in this country. After years of ripping up track many British cities are relaying lines and extending old ones to ease the problem of getting about. Edinburgh relayed track down the centre of the city after years of neglect. Trams age getting to be THE thing for urban short trips.
Thank you very much Rob, great to hear from you again. Yes, trams and light rail vehicles are making a comeback in many places. It is nice to see.
@@CoasterFan2105 Why don't you make videos on the San Francisco cable cars? Those are real icons
Thanks for including the mattapan-ashmont line in Boston
No problem, thanks for watching!
July 2022..........Nice!......When me and my gal vacationed in San Francisco, in the early 1990s, we made sure to take both cables cars and the trolley cars available . In my home town, Cleveland, Ohio,....there was, (and still is) a trolley service. The routes were only East and West,....nothing went North & South For the longest time it was a charming, older styled car. When I was growing up there, 1953 to 1977,....it traveled through some of the poorest neighborhoods, on the far West side. You saw views of the slums, and lots of dilapidated, housing and abandoned factory sites. I don't believe it went very fast,....not much more than 45 mph. It wasn't air conditioned,....the windows opened. It didn't run for 24 hours, either.
9:05 the blue line cars look older than the other UTA cars.
11:37 i hear a steam locomotive's whistle in the background
13:36 the full ad red car looks out of place in the Twin Cities streetcar!
20:30 San Diego's 1980s built cars numbered in 1000s are diminishing and being replaced by 3000 and 4000 series cars.
Have you ever been to the Illinois Railway museum? they have a large collection of trolleys, streetcars, and interurban cars.
Kansas City recently opened their modern streetcar line, which I have video of on my channel!
Great Job! Can't wait to see more!
Thank you very much! More on the way!
11:37 That was at Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, CA; there is an operational steam engine there, Ventura County Railway Co. #2.
MrBnsf0btrain rf
Trolleys are Amazing!
yes like in Mr roger neighborhood red trolley
Yes
It’s a beautiful day in this neighbourhood 🎵🎶
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그러나 이 역시 사건의 경우 사람 모두
이 때문에 그런 것을 태연하게 때리고
그러나 이런
🎶 A beautiful day for a neighbor 🎶
Dallas has the best trolley system imo
Excellent video and trollies are awesome
I liked how it included the metro transit of the Twin Cities, I see those a lot when I'm out there. Though a shocker to me is that there's no footage of any trollies at Illinois Railway Museum, where you can see literally hundreds :P
Thanks for the comment! I've been to the IRM but it was a number of years ago and I didn't think the videos were good enough for this. But, I did include two other trolley museums in here.
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Thanx for the video. Good job. You put a lot of effort into getting those shots.
Excellent!
Loved the synopsis at the end Mike...great idea...also your musical talents are emerging!!. Regards. John
Thank you very much John! Glad you liked it.
great video! congratulations from italy
DOES THIS TROLLEY GO TO TAHITI
Still it’s super cool!
Thanks.
Britts see trolleys everyday at markets, though here in the US, we normally behold shopping carts as a normal sight.
Philadelphia also has a great streetcar system that goes partially underground. They also have PCC trolleys on Gerard Ave.
Nice video of Trams from around america
Thank you!
Does this trolley go to tahiti?
Cf2105 is the best completely followed by Spencer Hughes and I'm English and love American trains and trolleys
2:24 Spartan Gladiator SDFD fire truck in the background
With the exception of air conditioners, I don't care for new equipment. I prefer vintage equipment. Excellent video!
In both Cleveland, Ohio and Columbus, Ohio, they had their trolleys, operate on the streets, along side of the automobile traffic. Those street trolleys were phased out, at the end of the 1940s. Cleveland, retained its only trolley service, that rides on its own dedicated track, and crosses streets and roads, but is never rolling along side of road traffic.
Does this trolley go to Tahiti?
I hope so.
verry Nice Video , Thank You
It is good film. The old stuff is the best. Heck them new red white blue ones couldn't even break 45. Also have you ever heard of electric city trolley museum they have a good fleet of trolleys that run on a historic electric railroad.
those red white and blue ones are Salt Lake City
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Matt`s Mocs they couldn't reach 45, reason is they are in the downtown area and can't go fast, they're natural speed outside of downtown is 65 mph
Coaster World ok. But the rod isn't as good as the classics
Matt`s Mocs your opinion not mine
awesome nice to see all these major resurgences
Nice video! Wonderful trolleys! I subbed!
Greetings from Italy :)
Thank you very much! Welcome aboard! :)
Even the kitten gave a dreadfully shrill scream and at the same time Jim the cab-horse neighed loudly.
Fantastic! I love this video!
Thanks!
Great Video Mike
Good job! I like your works. Please suggest modern trolley operations for a beach city. Thanks heaps & happy new year. _/\_
For trams special thank you!
Thanks for the comment!
3:45 airplane flying overhead while I'm trying to watch the streetcar
20:34 What was that sound?
Creative idea!
Thanks!
JacksonAndLansing Railroad u
That backpolling at the MTM scares the bajayses out of me!
Good video of trams we will have new trams in Birmingham starting next week i'am hoping to go and have a look
I heard about that. Hope that system is successful. Thanks for the comment!
I haven`t seen these video for a long time........
But still a nice video.
I think I am very lucky to see your video.
Thank you!
what about the Mckinney Avenue Trolley in Dallas, Texas? just idea for a future video
It's always a possibility!
@@CoasterFan2105 hi
I love the UTA S70s, they sound and look so cool
Those PCC (or PCC-like?) cars are so cool :-)
Great video plenty of cool looking trollies.
Thank you!
Super Video, Grüsse aus Sitzerland Free-Willy
To be honest it’s not that cool
Nice video! BTW are there any shots in here from the seashore trolley museum?
Thank you! Unfortunately there aren't but I do hope to visit there eventually.
Yeah its a great place!
I've been on the second trolley that was show
trolleys are soo cool
Another great video.
The Utah trolleys almost sound like they have a transmission, like they were downshifting when decelerating. Is that possible?
Thx.
Marty
That's an interesting question. I think it's caused by switching electrical circuits while increasing and decreasing power, but it's only my personal opinion. If you have time, you can search for the right answer. The trolleys should be the Siemens S70.
Thank you very much!
They should bring the trolleys in Reno and Carson City 🚊🚉🚈🚝🚋🚇🚞🚎🚃
I like the more modern streetcars like in 5:15
I love the sound of the motor I also live in the area of that time stamp is
@@mekhidub the MBTA's pcc's are being refirbished
Yes! i was hoping you would do this! did you do it in response to my request or did you get the idea on your own?
Yes! I've had a bunch of requests for this, so I finally got it out!
I have been on the Como line
Nice Video.
Thanks!
Metro!Advanc
CoasterFan210
Orange Cars on the "T" are Boston.
What day did record UTA? I've never seen the red or blue line with just one car. Usually I see them with 2-4 cars.
I think it was on a Sunday and a Monday evening.
U should go to the sea shore trolley mine they have hundreds of trolleys there but only a some amount of them run
How about a subways galore like do videos for Philly, LA, NYC, and all the others.
We lost so much when they tore up the trolley tracks in American cities.
Checkout the streetcars of New Orleans.
Oh cool a wig wag right at the start
Love trollys a lot there fun ro ride pn
You left out the Metrolink in Missouri!!!!
I probably would’ve watched the whole video if only you had some graphics that showed where each one was located.
ahh. the good old uta. it's funny they use a s70 on the to most mainly used lines green and red. while a sd100 is on their red line Trolley
*blue line
Ooooh a UTA Utah video I live there
The trolley from San Diego it's called MTS trolley so we went to America plaza station
I wish there were footage of the F line in San Francisco and the 15 Girard trolley in Philadelphia here. A Part 2 is in order.
There both in there
Gram Nylen Saw it.
Yes, a part 2 is in order. So many more operations to film!
CoasterFan2105 Yes! I rode the 15 Girard during my visit to Philly last fall.
There is OERM Trolley Night this weekend(for members), in case you join same day and film that night. 7/19/16
Philadelphians would be swarming this video because they miss the PCC2 trolleys on Girard Avenue.
YES!!!!
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I like it
Oh and also San Francisco’s transit it wasn’t a trolley also it was a light rail.
how about subway trains galore?
I like that!
CoasterFan2105 can you do airplanes galore ?
You forgot the trolleys in Philadelphia
Do a cable cars galore
It's the same thing!
hello WHAT STATE IS THIS
2 of those trains in Salt Lake City and minneapolis was not a trolley it was a light rail.
Lots of dinging from trolley bells
San Diego Has the Best Trolleys in the world with 4 lines Orange Line, Green Line,Blue line and finally sliver line the red trollers runs the the 3 main lines while the old trolley runs the sliver and coaster runs a separate line making San Diego the train city
whats your second favorite commuter train and whats your favorite trolley train
Hmmm, that's a tough one. I like ACE, Metra, and MBTA a lot and pretty much all of the historic trolley operations.
Trolley galore
Do a light rail galore
But this is light rail
You missed SEPTA.
actually trams are a type of trolley
Mr Rogers brought me here
Mr. Rogers, anyone?
me!
btw why a trolley comes in a railroad crossing in united states
I thought this is tramway, trolley (or trolleybus) is witout rails.