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John Michael Anderson
Abstract
John Michael Anderson
Abstract
San Francisco is transforming its conventional streetcar operation, the Municipal Railway, into a light rail transit system in conjunction with a new center city access through the tunnels built for Bay Area Rapid Transit. The goal is a transit service comparable with the most modern tramways in western Europe. Changes and improvements include new cars, extended routes and upgraded service facilities.
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San Francisco is transforming its conventional streetcar operation, the Municipal Railway, into a light rail transit system in conjunction with a new center city access through the tunnels built for Bay Area Rapid Transit. The goal is a transit service comparable with the most modern tramways in western Europe. Changes and improvements include new cars, extended routes and upgraded service facilities.
Key concepts: Light rail transit, Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Light rail, Rail transit, Service (business), Public transport, Bay