Newest MAX Cars

[Dick H]

Portland, Oregon? No, maybe some day.




When I went to Hiroshima to shoot this car, it was at the
depot for routine maintenance. The depot manager was
very kind and he took me through the facility, allowing me
to shoot anything I wanted.

Dick

[JeffShultz]

Hmmm. Don't think I'd want to see it do a header with a pickup truck.

[jbaakko]

Doesn't look like it'd even be legal in the US, those um, leaves look, like yeah... And Hiroshima... Sounds like Japan, so how many road crossings are there in Japan?
Josh

[tekken]

Mr Dick H.

Very cool tram car! I don't know the max, it's style looks like European.

Originally Posted by jbaakko

so how many road crossings are there in Japan?
Josh

Hello jbaakko ! In japan, about 20 tramways, below lists are currently operating. Hiroshima electric railway is one of big operater at tramway.

Sapporo city
Hakodate city
Tokyo metropolitan gov. (=TOEI or TODEN), Arakawa line http://www.kotsu.metro.tokyo.jp/eigy...kueki/map.html
TOKYU, Setagaya line
ENODEN
Toyohashi railway, Azumada line
Toyama-local railway, Shinai-kidou line
MANYOSEN
Fukui railway
KEIHAN , Ishiyama-sakamoto line, Keishin line
Keihuku electric railway
Hankai tramway
Okayama electric tramway
Hiroshima electric railway, Kido line
Tosa electric railway
Iyo railway, Matsuyama city line
Chikuho electric railway, Kita-kyushu line
Nagasaki tramway
Kumamoto city
Kagoshima city

Attached photo is TOEI Arakawa line and original one.
#4-4: 7022 in Arakawa line, color scheme was changed for event on Jun. 10th 2005. 7022 was remodeled as new Series7000 from old 7076 on Jan. 14th 1978.

#4-3: old 7076 in #27 line, build on Sep. 26th 1956 as Series7000.

#4-2: 7026 in Arakawa line, current color scheme. 7026 was remodeled as new Series7000 from 7082 on Mar. 10th 1978.

#4-1: old 7082 in #23 line, build on Sep. 26th 1956 as Series7000.