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    you have not felt true pain until you’ve seen A Streetcar turn around in Toronto’s East End

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    1. @nielsleenknegt5839 on

      No screeching, im impressed. At the belgian coast, people buy an apartment near the tram line, be there for one week out of the year, and then complain about the noise… the tram rides here nearly daily from 1885, (or later depending on were you are😅) ya knew this thing was here so stop complaining. Thanks

    19. @FrostWing-k5u on

      And this is why trams are not a popular mode of transportation. It's basically an articulated bus on rails. If it was placed on top of an elevated platform, then it's worth building

    23. @mileschun143 on

      @RMTransit how does Toronto deal with squeaks on turns like this? I realized recently in Boston the boylston curve wasn't screaming as loud as it usually does but I'm not sure what they did to minimize the sound

    26. @marcopolo5157 on

      wow they are sharing tracks, definitely a no no to how Sydney designs its trams. Even without sharing, a Sydney tram ran into a fire truck that ran a red light.

      I can't image how chaotic these Toronto streetcars are to traffic lol

    30. @CLASS1ZETA on

      That street car is gorgeous. Wish I had that in my city. But LRTs and monorails are a better option since out land has many hills and slopes.

    37. @Lodedchairlift on

      I thought you called it a tram.
      Also, I refer to them as streetcars because I have been very into the ropeway sector of the transportation industry. Trams are also a type of ropeway that utilize 2 cars that jig-back between two or more stations. They are called jig-back or Reversible Aerial Tramways.

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