A Milibrae-bound red line train approaches MacArthur Station

A PCC streetcar, dressed up in Kansas City livery, is seen on the F Market.

A Baltimore Transit adorned PCC passes me on the F Market heritage line

The Riu hotel in SF was incredibly convenient for catching the trolley, but I'm sure it doesn't compare to The Wharf Inn and its free parking. Here one of MUNI's restored PCC's rolls past on a dam... (more)

SFMTA 1057 rolls down Market Street toward the bay. Acquired from SEPTA in Philadelphia, #1057 wears the tribute livery of Cincinnati.

Along the Embarcadero on a beautiful day in San Francisco. MTA 1076 was originally built for the Twin Cities, then worked in Newark NJ, but commemorates Washington DC.

MTA 1078 followed the... (more)

This streetcar was built 1948 by St. Louis Car Co. for Philadelphia Transportation Company, Philadelphia PA. Streetcar 1062 now honors Pittsburgh’s PCC operation.

Cable car 59 of the California Street Line is crossing the Taylor street on his way to California & Van Ness Sts.

Cable car 9 of the Powell & Hyde Sts. Line is crossing the Cestnut street on his way to Powell & Market Sts. Alcatraz Island can be seen in the background.

Cable car 24 of the Powell & Mason Sts. Line is crossing the Green street on his way to Powell & Market Sts.

An eight-car Bay Area Rapid Transit train stops at the El Cerrito Plaza Station, and will shortly depart for Richmond. BART C1 car 347 leads this train, The C1s were built by Alstom from 1987-19... (more)

Market Street's OC (Oldest Car). Built in 1896 by the Hammond Company for the original Market Street Railway as a single truck 2 motor car, the present day historic preservation group Mark... (more)

Checking Your Clearances. 9 years ago today on April 4, 2012 Market Street Railway/SFMTA | San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency/San Francisco Municipal Railway car #1 was built in ... (more)

SN MW 302 was built in 1913 by Hall Scott in Berkeley CA for the OA&E as #1020. After merging with SN in 1928 this car was repainted with SN markings but kept the same number. In 1941, it became... (more)

The one that wears its original clothes. San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency/Market Street Railway PCC 1071 is seen tuning onto Noe Street from Market Street on the afternoon of April 4,... (more)