MUNI San Francisco Trolleybuses
Scenes from MUNI's extensive trolleybus system at various points in San Francisco. The system is the 2nd most extensive in the America's after the larger Mexico City system.
San Francisco's steep hills are a key factor in the system's survival compared with so many other systems closed in favour of diesel only systems from the 1950's onwards.
The current fleet of vehicles, all built by New Flyer Industries of Winnipeg Manitoba, are true hybrid vehicles unlike those which use a hybrid engine using diesel fuel. Route extensions beyond the overhead wiring are possible, such as Route 30 depicted in this video to the San Francisco Bay waterfront.
Filming locations were: -
• 4th & Mission Streets (00:00)
• Castro St (03:40)
• Church St & Duboce Ave (05:52)
• Church & Market Streets (10:33)
• 32nd Ave & Clement St (15:23)
• California St & Presidio Ave (17:36)
• Ocean Beach (Cabrillo & La Playa Streets) (24:05)
• Crissy Field (26:38)
• Fillmore & Chestnut Streets (29:50)
• Fulton & Stanyan Streets (38:55)
• 14th Ave & Quintara Street (41:42)
• UCSF/Chase Center (45:24)
• Embarcadero (49:15)
• Market Street Downtown (54:20)
• North Beach (Columbus Avenue) (1:01:09)
• Fillmore & Jackson Streets (1:24:38)
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Great that you captured the bridge!
I love the part at 22:40 when the bus says "Go Warriors!"
I am currently growing up in Seattle Washington. I have seen trolley buses all the time. Sad to learn that they are a rare sight as only 4 other cities(boston leaving) have trolleybus systems in the US.
Thanks so much for posting this video. I really enjoyed it.
Great Video! 😍
and Alcatraz!
Next time, add a shot of the 33 doing its 180-degree turn at Clayton and Market.
@StreetcarStan
Жыл бұрын
Not everyone knows the system in that level of detail. It's a great spot tho I agree.
@jaysaeger2057
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I would love to see that
The 30 can go off wire?
@StreetcarStan
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It can and does!
@zazaranger5
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@@StreetcarStan cool😎