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Noun:

શેરી,

streetcars's Usage Examples:

Some was rowdy behavior that scared respectable citizens, such as youths throwing rocks at streetcars and overturning the carts of street vendors.

This business increased to a point where in 1911 a new 27-short ton locomotive, #26, was purchased from Preston Car " Coach, along with two 2-truck 'Prairie' type streetcars, #60 and #70.

Clair streetcars to get to St.

The bridge originally carried streetcars, which were removed in the 1940s.

standard size buses; formerly housed Nearside, double-ended, and PCC streetcars) Berridge Shops (formerly Wyoming Shops, bus maintenance and overhauls).

These streetcars became a fixture of this neighborhood until their retirement in 1949.

Heritage streetcars or heritage trams are a part of the efforts to preserve rail transit heritage.

Buses are used rather than streetcars, however, stopping at the curb (sidewalk), instead of the streetcar islands.

Burke was a partner with Bostonian Frank Osgood and Seattle pioneer David Denny in the city's first horse-drawn streetcars (1884); only five years later, the three built one of the country's first electric streetcar lines.

The bridge was strengthened in 1890 to accommodate streetcars, and it made up part of the first interurban line between Minneapolis and neighboring Saint Paul (see Twin City Rapid Transit).

However, due to the longer-than-anticipated restoration of the vintage streetcars, the opening of the line was delayed until spring 1993.

Starting September 12, 2017, streetcars on route 509 Harbourfront started to use pantographs while those on route 510.

tramcars in the United Kingdom, Australasia and certain other places (with tramway being the line or system), but as streetcars or trolleys in North America.

Synonyms:

self-propelled vehicle, horsecar, trolley car, tramcar, trolley, trolley line, tram,

Antonyms:

stay in place,