Los Angeles Railway

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Los Angeles Railway was a historic streetcar transit system that operated an extensive network of urban rail lines in Los Angeles during the first half of the 20th century.

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Los Angeles Railway canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railway company
public transport operator
streetcar transit system
alsoKnownAs LARy
Yellow Cars
competedWith Pacific Electric Railway
country United States of America
endDate 1945
fareSystem flat fare
heritage considered a predecessor of modern Los Angeles Metro Rail
historicalSignificance one of the primary urban transit systems in early 20th-century Los Angeles
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Los Angeles
networkType urban rail network
operatedInPeriod first half of the 20th century
operatedLines A line
B line
C line
D Line
surface form: D line

E line
F line
H line
J line
K line
L line
M line
N line
O line
P line
R line
S line
V line
operatedVehicleType double-truck streetcars
single-truck streetcars
owner Henry E. Huntington
peakEra 1920s
powerCollectionMethod overhead wire
primaryColorScheme yellow
propulsionSystem electric traction
reasonForClosure replacement by buses and decline of streetcars
servedCity Los Angeles
serviceArea central Los Angeles
inner suburbs of Los Angeles
startDate 1901
successor Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
surface form: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority

Los Angeles Transit Lines
trackGauge 1067 mm
3 ft 6 in
transportMode interurban rail
streetcar

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PCC streetcar majorOperator Los Angeles Railway