Trolejbusy w Seattle
| trolejbus | |
 Trolejbus New Flyer Xcelsior XT40 | |
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Lokalizacja | |
| Operator | Metro King County |
| Liczba linii | 15 |
| Lata funkcjonowania | od 1940 |
| Tabor | |
| Liczba pojazdów | 174 |
Portal  Transport | |
Zajezdnia trolejbusowa
Trolejbus New Flyer XT60 o nr #4501
Trolejbusy w Seattle − system komunikacji trolejbusowej w Seattle w Stanach Zjednoczonych
Trolejbusy w Seattle uruchomiono 28 kwietnia 1940.
Linie
Obecnie w Seattle istnieje 15 linii trolejbusowych:
| Numer linii | Trasa |
|---|---|
| 1 | DOWNTOWN, 3rd. Ave. − KINNEAR, W. Fulton St. |
| 2 | MADRONA PARK − DOWNTOWN, 3rd. Ave. − West Queen Anne, W. Raye St. |
| 3 | MADRONA, E. Union St. − Jefferson St. − DOWNTOWN, 3rd Av − North Queen Anne, 1st Ave.W/W.Raye St. |
| 4 | JUDKINS PARK, S. Walker St. − Jefferson St. − DOWNTOWN, 3rd Av − East Queen Anne, Nob Hill Av. |
| 7 | DOWNTOWN, Pine St. − RAINIER BEACH, S Prentice St. |
| 10 | DOWNTOWN, Marion St./2nd. Ave. − CAPITOL HILL, E. Galer St. |
| 12 | DOWNTOWN, Pine Ave./Terry Ave. − FIRST HILL, INTERLAKEN PARK |
| 13 | DOWNTOWN, Spring Ave./6th. Ave. − SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY |
| 14 | MOUNT BAKER, S Hanford St. − DOWNTOWN, 3rd. Ave. − SUMMIT, Bellevue Pl. |
| 36 | DOWNTOWN, Pine St. − BEACON HILL − OTHELLO STATION |
| 43 | DOWNTOWN, 2nd Ave./Pike St. − UNIVERSITY DISTRICT, NE 45th. St. |
| 44 | MONTLAKE NE Pacific Pl. − BALLARD, 32nd Av NW |
| 47 | DOWNTOWN - SUMMIT, Capitol Hill |
| 49 | DOWNTOWN, 3rd. Ave/Pike St. − BROADWAY − UNIVERSITY DISTRICT, 12th Av NE |
| 70 | DOWNTOWN, 3rd Av/S. Main St. − UNIVERSITY DISTRICT, Brooklyn Av. NE |
Tabor
W eksploatacji znajduje się obecnie 174 trolejbusów:
| Numery taborowe | Ilość sztuk | Producent | Napęd | Model | Długość | Lata produkcji | Zdjęcie |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4300-4409 | 110 | New Flyer |
| XT40 | 40' | 2014-2016 | .jpg) |
| 4500-4563 | 64 | New Flyer |
| XT60 | 60' | 2015-2016 | .jpg) (c) Steve Morgan, CC BY-SA 4.0 |
Bibliografia
- transphoto.ru
- trolleymotion.com. trolleymotion.eu. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2016-03-05)].
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Autor: SounderBruce from Seattle, United States, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
2014 New Flyer XT40 on King County Metro route 36
Autor: SounderBruce from Seattle, United States, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
2014 New Flyer XT40 on King County Metro route 36
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Trolleybuses parked at Metro Transit's Atlantic Base, Seattle on Easter Day, 2007
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Trolleybuses parked at Metro Transit's Atlantic Base, Seattle on Easter Day, 2007
King County Metro XT60 trolleybus 4507 on Broadway (2016).jpg
(c) Steve Morgan, CC BY-SA 4.0
Seattle: King County Metro trolleybus 4507, a 2015-built New Flyer Xcelsior XT60 trolleybus, southbound on Broadway just north of Pine Street, inbound on route 49. It entered service in early March 2016. Seattle Central College is in the background.
(c) Steve Morgan, CC BY-SA 4.0
Seattle: King County Metro trolleybus 4507, a 2015-built New Flyer Xcelsior XT60 trolleybus, southbound on Broadway just north of Pine Street, inbound on route 49. It entered service in early March 2016. Seattle Central College is in the background.
Seattle XT60 trolleybus 4501 and Breda trolleybus at U-District 12th Ave NE terminal of route 43, Feb 2016.jpg
Autor: Atomic Taco from Seattle, WA, USA, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
King County Metro (Seattle) New Flyer XT60 trolleybus No. 4501 laying over at route 43's University District terminal, on 12th Avenue Northeast, during the first few days in service for this type of trolleybus in Seattle. Behind No. 4501 is Breda trolleybus No. 4220, the type of vehicle the new XT40s will be replacing.
Autor: Atomic Taco from Seattle, WA, USA, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
King County Metro (Seattle) New Flyer XT60 trolleybus No. 4501 laying over at route 43's University District terminal, on 12th Avenue Northeast, during the first few days in service for this type of trolleybus in Seattle. Behind No. 4501 is Breda trolleybus No. 4220, the type of vehicle the new XT40s will be replacing.
King County Metro XT40 trolleybus on 2nd Ave at Pike St (2015).jpg
Autor: SounderBruce from Seattle, United States, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
Seattle New Flyer XT40 trolleybus 4315 southbound on 2nd Avenue, about to turn left onto Pike Street, on King County Metro route 10 (to Capitol Hill via 15th Avenue E.), in downtown. It is one of the first of the new Xcelsior-model trolleybus fleet, which began to enter service on August 19, 2015.
Autor: SounderBruce from Seattle, United States, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
Seattle New Flyer XT40 trolleybus 4315 southbound on 2nd Avenue, about to turn left onto Pike Street, on King County Metro route 10 (to Capitol Hill via 15th Avenue E.), in downtown. It is one of the first of the new Xcelsior-model trolleybus fleet, which began to enter service on August 19, 2015.