Toronto Transit Commission Canadian Light Rail Vehicle 4085 heads west on the TTC's 506 Carlton line, at the corner of Gerrard and Blackburn, trundling down Gerrard Avenue. These Canadian Light R... (more)

"Street transportation of Yesterday and Today" Sporting the Cincinnati Street Railways scheme this Ex Toronto Transit Commission PCC car now serves the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin.

A Roger Puta Photograph

TTC PCC 4549 pauses by St. John's Cemetery on Kingston Street in Toronto during a charter event sponsored by the Wilmington Chapter NRHS.

A Roger Puta Photograph

Just built by Bombardier Transportation at their Thunder Bay, Ontario plant, TTC 4432 rides on TTIX 158091 to Toronto, Ontario

Younge Subway is leaving Davisville Station towards Finch with Eglington as background.

Rush hour in the city begins to wind down on this warm evening, meanwhile on Dundas St. West, a westbound CLRV trudges past fighting the constant barrage of cars.

Toronto Transit Commission CLRV operating on Route 506 works it's way up Gerrard St with the Toronto skyline in the distance.

A Canadian Light Rail Vehicle (CLRV) pauses at Exhibition Loop in front of the Ricoh Coliseum on the grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition.

Street Running at Dundas Square

The TTC is a relatively popular mode of transportation in the city of Toronto and runs street cars on a regular basis throughout the day and nig... (more)

One of Toronto's new Low Floor Light Rail Vehicles from Bombardier Transportation meets a Canadian Light Rail Vehicle in the intersection of King and John Streets from 28 stories up.

#4500 is one of two remaining PCC style streetcars in the Toronto Transit Commission's fleet and is primarily used in charter service. #4500 is at Long Branch Loop while being used as a training ... (more)

A Roger Puta photograph