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The Evolution of the Trolleyby Dave Cremins
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| How did the trolley car evolve from a what was essentially a
horse and buggy on rails to today's modern state-of-the-art light rail vehicles? Trolleys were once thought to be outmoded and many cities tore up the tracks. Now they're back, better than ever! Dave Cremins' series on the evolution of the trolley sheds light on the development of light rail transit. There are a total of 10 articles in the series. Series Copyright © 1999, Dave Cremins |
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