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CLRV streetcar (TTC, tram)
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CLRV streetcar (TTC, tram)

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The Canadian Light Rail Vehicle (CLRV) is type of streetcars that used by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) in Toronto, Canada. The CLRV is a single-module vehicle.

Capacity: 45 (you can change it with IPT).


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GATOR17 12 mag 2024, ore 8:45 
its a shame they are no longer around, i use to ride them many years ago. they are basically buses on rails because its a high floor tram
Mechalic 4 ago 2018, ore 17:04 
@Sebastianek the trams you're thinking of are PCC trams that were in fact in Saint-Étienne, but the ones in Toronto are CLRV which are only in Toronto. CLRV stands for Canadian Light Rail Vehicle.
Sebastianek 30 lug 2018, ore 16:16 
my favourite tram !! reminds me of my teenage days in St.Etienne France.
They were the only trams there for years...
AleX_BY  [autore] 1 mar 2016, ore 23:27 
@Mechalic, well it is possible to made trams with default trailers, but not with custom. :D This is bug, so we are waiting to patch.
Mechalic 1 mar 2016, ore 15:00 
Oh that sucks, though the default trams made by the developers, they are a 3 section tram, how did they manage that?
AleX_BY  [autore] 1 mar 2016, ore 14:49 
@Mechalic, unfortunately it is impossible to make multisections trams at this moment. :(
Mechalic 1 mar 2016, ore 14:31 
I live in Melbourne, the city with the worlds largest tram network, we have these new trams, built in Melbourne called the E-Class, if I knew how to do modelling I would make them, though as you do, just making a suggestion if possible. Heres a pic :

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/E_6001_and_E_6002_(Melbourne_trams)_in_Bourke_St_on_route_96,_2013.JPG

http://vicsig.net/trams/diagrams/e-class-tram.gif
Captain-No 21 feb 2016, ore 14:28 
thank you so mutch...they can be sort otherwise so badly
AleX_BY  [autore] 21 feb 2016, ore 14:25 
@Captain-NO, added :)
Captain-No 21 feb 2016, ore 14:10 
(Tram) :-)