ALRV streetcar

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The ALRV streetcar was a longer, articulated light rail vehicle used by the Toronto Transit Commission before being phased out in favor of newer models.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf articulated light rail vehicle
streetcar
accessibility not fully wheelchair accessible
articulationSections 2
bodyConstruction steel carbody
brakingSystem electric and pneumatic brakes
capacityComparedToCLRV higher
category public transit vehicle
tram
urban rail vehicle
cityServed Toronto NERFINISHED
country Canada
currentCollectionMethod trolley pole
designedFor higher passenger capacity than CLRV
doorConfiguration multiple side doors
fareCollection on-board fare collection
floorType high-floor
gaugeType non-standard broad gauge
introducedToService late 1980s
lengthComparedToCLRV longer
numberOfSections 3
operatedBy TTC streetcar division NERFINISHED
operatedOn standard TTC overhead power system
operatingEnvironment mixed-traffic urban streets
reserved streetcar lanes
operator Toronto Transit Commission
powerSupply overhead catenary
predecessor CLRV streetcar NERFINISHED
primaryUse urban passenger transport
propulsion electric traction motors
replacedBy Flexity Outlook streetcar NERFINISHED
low-floor streetcar fleet
serviceOperator TTC NERFINISHED
serviceStatus retired from regular service
trackGauge 1495 mm
Toronto gauge
transmission electric drive
usedFor high-demand streetcar routes
usedIn Toronto, Ontario, Canada NERFINISHED
usedOn Bathurst streetcar route NERFINISHED
King streetcar route
Lakeshore streetcar services
Long Branch streetcar route NERFINISHED
Queen streetcar route
usedOnSystem Toronto streetcar system NERFINISHED
usedUntil replaced by low-floor accessible streetcars
vehicleType articulated
withdrawnFromService late 2010s

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Flexity Outlook streetcar replaces ALRV streetcar