John Oram's photos with the keyword: Canadian Light Rail Vehicle

Streetcars (as they are known in Toronto) are operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The mainstay of the fleet is currently the CLRV (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) which was manufactured by UTDC (Urban Transportation Development Corporation), a forerunner of Bombardier. These vehicles are being phased out with the introduction, from 2014, of the Flexity Outlook LRV. 4044 is seen on Queens Quay W (at Lower Simcoe Street) on an westbound 509 (Harbourfront) service. 200_2_P1010113

Streetcars (as they are known in Toronto) are operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The mainstay of the fleet is currently the CLRV (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) which was manufactured by UTDC (Urban Transportation Development Corporation), a forerunner of Bombardier. These vehicles are being phased out with the introduction, from 2014, of the Flexity Outlook LRV. 4178 is seen on Queens Quay W (at Lower Simcoe Street) on an westbound 510 (Spadina) service. 200_2_P1010111

Streetcars (as they are known in Toronto) are operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The mainstay of the fleet is currently the CLRV (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) which was manufactured by UTDC (Urban Transportation Development Corporation), a forerunner of Bombardier. These vehicles are being phased out with the introduction, from 2014, of the Flexity Outlook LRV. 4134 is seen on Queens Quay W (at Lower Simcoe Street) on an westbound 509 (Harbourfront) service. 200_2_P1010108

Streetcars (as they are known in Toronto) are operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The mainstay of the fleet is currently the CLRV (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) which was manufactured by UTDC (Urban Transportation Development Corporation), a forerunner of Bombardier. These vehicles are being phased out with the introduction, from 2014, of the Flexity Outlook LRV. 4193 is seen on Queens Quay W (at Lower Simcoe Street) on an eastbound 510 (Spadina) service. 200_2_P1010106