UTDC CLRV

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The UTDC CLRV is a type of Canadian-built streetcar that operated on the Toronto Transit Commission’s network from the late 1970s, becoming one of the city’s most recognizable transit vehicles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf light rail vehicle
streetcar
articulated no
bodyMaterial steel
bogieConfiguration two trucks
brakeType electric and pneumatic brakes
carHeight approximately 3.9 metres
carLength approximately 15.4 metres
carWidth approximately 2.54 metres
collectionMethod trolley pole
controlType chopper control (later units)
countryOfOrigin Canada
designedFor urban streetcar service
doorConfiguration three double-leaf doors on right side
fleetNumbersRange 4000–4199
floorType high-floor
lowFloor no
manufacturer Urban Transportation Development Corporation NERFINISHED
notableFor being a symbol of Toronto transit in the late 20th century
numberBuilt 196
operatedInCity Toronto NERFINISHED
operatedInCountry Canada NERFINISHED
operatedInProvince Ontario NERFINISHED
operatedOn Toronto streetcar system NERFINISHED
operatedOnRouteType mixed-traffic streetcar routes
operator Toronto Transit Commission
powerSupply 600 V DC overhead catenary
precededBy PCC streetcar NERFINISHED
productionYears 1977–1982
propulsionType electric traction motors
prototypeCount 1
serviceEntryDecade 1970s
serviceEntryYear 1979
serviceRetirementYear 2019
2020
serviceType revenue passenger service
succeededBy Bombardier Flexity Outlook (Toronto) streetcar NERFINISHED
trackGauge 1495 mm
trackGaugeType Toronto gauge
weight approximately 35 tonnes

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