2016Tramways & urban transitRequires access

Montreal : from rubber tyres to steel wheels

Herbert Pence

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From the creation of a rubber-tyred Metro network, driven by the 1967 World's Fair, to comprehensive commuter rail services and modern LRT plans to reach the airport, Canada's second city has many solutions to its particular transit challenges.By Herbert Pence.

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From the creation of a rubber-tyred Metro network, driven by the 1967 World's Fair, to comprehensive commuter rail services and modern LRT plans to reach the airport, Canada's second city has many solutions to its particular transit challenges.By Herbert Pence.

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From the creation of a rubber-tyred Metro network, driven by the 1967 World's Fair, to comprehensive commuter rail services and modern LRT plans to reach the airport, Canada's second city has many solutions to its particular transit challenges.By Herbert Pence.

Key concepts: Light rail transit, Transport engineering, Light rail, Transit (satellite), Engineering, Public transport, Urban transit, Natural rubber

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