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Trams and Trolleys of Milan, Italy. August/September 2018.

Milan in northern Italy is home to an extensive tram network running on the odd track gauge of 1445 mm, known as Italian Gauge. The system is more than 170 km long and is the biggest network in Italy. Like many European tramways it features the use of large balloon loops at each end of the line to turn its trams. It's key feature in the second decade of the 21st Century, is the use of around 200 trams of the 1920s "Peter Witt" American streetcar design, of which this video focuses on heavily. These trams were first introduced in 1928 and at age 90 it is amazing to see them still in frontline service across several lines. We also see the 4600/4700 series "Jumbo trams" in ues on Route 19 in both ATM livery and various advertising wraps, along with the newer 4900 series and the low floor 7500/7600 series on Route 9. The system is mostly flat, and relatively slow at a top speed of around 50 kmh, but features different styles of street running. Milan also features trolleybuses, both rigid and articulated (Bendy Buses), which cross the tramway in numerous places. There are other types of tram on the system, but not all types pass through or near a central location. Thanks for watching! If you like what you see, please "like," subscribe, click on the bell, and give me a "thumbs up" !!! There is considerable effort - sometimes days of work - in producing these videos. There are many more videos on this channel to watch, with more being made generally every week. Mixed Gauge Productions / 1400 RPM Photography © Copyright 2018 Links: Facebook:   / 1400.rpm.photography   Photos: https://tinyurl.com/1400-RPM-Photography Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trams_i...