TTC Streetcars
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A TTC streetcar rounds the snowy curve at St. Clair Station on a bright winter afternoon. Fresh snowbanks line the tracks as car 4627 glides through the station, catching warm sunlight against brick and concrete.
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EMDX 1608 leads 5 tanks cars around TTC's High Tonnage loop outside of Pueblo CO. The 1608 and its small train were demonstrating train detection systems during the Third annual conference hosted by Ensco and TTC.
Yes, this is what we should spend our money on, TTC! New signs for the outside of Osgoode station, instead of REPAIRING THE INSIDE.
Ugh.
A former TTC CLRV that operated from 1979 to 2019. Despite its age and wear, 4039 is the most reliable of the museum's CLRVs.
RETO Kodak Snapic A1 - Kodak Lens MC f=25mm - Ilford FP4+ @ ASA-125
Ilford Ilfotec LC29 (1+19) 9:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Last night at the start of Earth Hour shortly after I got on a streetcar at the Spadina station two TTC officials entered the street car and started to check lights and breakers but every time they applied power everything would shut down. The conductor even opened and banged close this huge fold down panel containing the Brain but to no avail. Sad to say the brain is mostly a box of 50 year old type relays so banging them might have worked as this rough technique has often coaxed the tube TVs of old to start working. The finally got the streetcar to start through some sort of master reset. Then they closed the doors and everything stopped. Another master reset and we were on our way only to stall out at every intersection. I must say everyone including the driver took it in good humour.
The challenge was to shoot a roll of 120 in less then 2 hours and then get it developed scanned and displayed as a group. The day was bright so I decided on a roll of Fuji 160s where the s stands for saturated. After scanner the reds seem over saturated. I think I prefer the colour in the Fuji 400H or Kodak Portra VC
The old TTC streetcar stock, known as CRLV (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) and built by Hawker Siddeley Canada, will retire from operations by the end of 2019. One of the remaining cars has been painted in this special livery and I was delighted to catch it one day when I had my camera with me.
Gerrard Street East at Sackville Street, Toronto.
A pair of Bombardier Flexity vehicles on the TTC's 511 Bathurst route meet under the trusswork of the Bathurst St. bridge.
PCCs 4568 & 4560 in the snow @ Long Branch Loop in Toronto, Ont. (Feb. 1977)*
Kodachrome my collection, photographer unknown.
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Toronto Transit Commission's Canadian Car and Foundry Peter Witt streetcar built in December 1922 and delivered in 1923
TTC 4500 was built in November 1950 and rebuilt in 1989. It is assigned number 4604, to make way for the Bombardier cars, but carries 4500.
TTC 4500 at the Distillery Loop during the TTS charter on Sunday, September 4th, 2016.