Colorful PCC
Painted in flashy red and orange for Los Angeles’ Pacific Electric, San Francisco Municipal Railway (MUNI) PCC streetcar No. 1061 makes the turn from Steuart Street onto M... (more)

Two San Francisco Municipal Railway (MUNI) PCC streetcars turn from Steuart Street onto Mission Street in San Francisco, California, on March 9, 2006. PCC car No. 1061 is painted red and orange da... (more)

San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC streetcar No. 1050 turns onto 17th Street from Noe at Castro near the terminus of Muni’s F-Line on March 6, 2003. PCC No. 1050 is painted in a Muni green-and-... (more)

San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC No. 1050 departs Pier 39 on a sunny day in California on March 6, 2003. This car is painted in MUNI’s classy green and creme “winged” scheme.

An historic Peter Witt tram from Milan, Italy, rattles it's way down Market Street in San Francisco, California.

The most iconic transit vehicle in American literary history is Tennessee Williams’ “Streetcar Named Desire” from New Orleans. San Francisco's MUNI currently has two such icons. Both cars we... (more)

On a perfect morning in San Francisco, MUNI car 1057 (dressed in livery that pays tribute to the Cincinnati Street Railway Company) curves from Noe toward 17th Street in the Castro district of The... (more)

Ridership appears to be good along San Francisco Municipal Railway's F-Line as car 1015 stops at Van Ness Station along Market Street. Historically, car 1015 was built for MUNI by St. Louis Car Co... (more)

Locals and tourists enjoy an evening ride down Market Street in downtown San Francisco, California. This PCC car was built by St. Louis Car Co. for the Twin City Rapid Transit Company in 1946. MUN... (more)

San Francisco Municipal Railway car 1077, painted in the livery of Washington DC transit, heads west up 17th Street in San Francisco, California.

San Francisco Municipal Railway car 1010 slows, prepared to stop at the Church Street station. The 1010 is painted in tribute to the ‘Magic Carpets’, as Muni’s first five modern-design stree... (more)

A Peter Whit tram (built in Milan, Italy in the 1920's) rumbles and rattles north along Market Street in downtown San Francisco, California.

It's pretty easy to find a way to get around when visiting the city of San Francisco. Try the ferry system, street cars, GO cars, BART, buses, MUNI light rail, taxis, rental cars, or even bicycles... (more)

San Francisco Municipal Railway's 'Museums in Motion' series includes car 162, which represents the last days of the original streetcar fleet. When new, the 162 joined the roster when automobiles ... (more)