PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.-Brill & Co. of this city are building a street car whose motive power will be a pair of gas engines. It will soon be tested, It is being constructed for the Gas Car ...

The vagabond story of Public Service Trolley Car No. 2651 includes coming out of retirement for World War II and a stint as a family's home.

While trolley systems were popular across the U.S., Fort Collins was the smallest and last city in the U.S. to offer the service on a regularly scheduled basis. After shutting the service down, the ...

By 1929, bus lines surpassed trolleys in revenue, and by the 1950s they fully replaced trolleys, except the Newark City Subway, which is still in operation as NJ Transit’s Newark Light Rail line.

The trolley cars have been off the roads since 2020. ... Trolleys have roamed the streets of Philadelphia in some form for over 150 years, and the city acquired its first PCC II cars in 1947, ...

The island city's Trolley cars were destroyed during Hurricane Ike. On Thursday the City Council is taking a vote to use the old track cars or use gas powered wheeled trolley cars.

This restaurant is taking the city for a ride. A Brooklyn pizzeria has been using a school bus parked on the street to get around City Hall restrictions that forced restaurants to tear down ...

Two of the three Brill trolley units built for the City of Yakima trolley lines in the 1930s sit in the Yakima Valley Trolleys car barn on Sept. 26, 2023.

GREENWOOD -- A revamped public car modeled after a vintage trolley will start making its way around Greenwood and taking residents to any city-sponsored events free of charge.

Built in Philadelphia, a 1906 trolley car that carried coal miners before hosting campers at Knoebels Amusement Resort — where it survived the 1972 Agnes storm — now has a new home at a museum ...

An NYC restaurant has been using a school bus to get around outdoor dining rules mandating roadway dining wraps in the wintertime -- but city officials say it's about to get schooled.

Yakima Valley Trolleys treasurer and board member Larry Fournier looks at some of the vintage, 1930s-era advertisements inside the Brill Master Unit Car No. 21 on Sept. 26 inside the YVT car barn.