US EditionTriMet LRV Arrives at Oregon Electric Railway Museum
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TriMet LRV Arrives at Oregon Electric Railway Museum
The Oregon Electric Railway Museum in Brooks, Ore., has taken delivery of TriMet Type 1 101, one of the cars that helped establish light rail service in Portland in 1986. The car made its debut over the weekend and will be on display again during the Great Oregon Steam-Up on August 2 and 3. TriMet purchased 26 Type 1 cars from Bombardier. The cars were based on models used overseas. Although Bombardier attempted to market them elsewhere, they we…
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