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Tag Archives: trolleys
Where mass transit matters (pt 4) – light rail (LRT)
Until the recent emphasis on bus rapid transit, (BRT), light rail transit (LRT) has been the modern symbol of modern mass transit in the United States. When I refer to light rail I am including trams, modern street cars, trolleys that generally follow or … Continue reading
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Tagged cities, light rail, LRT, mass transit, street cars, trams, transportation, trolleys
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