A history and pictorial documentation of the various NYCTA buses that replaced the Brooklyn streetcar system in Brooklyn & Queens. Here, Mack, Twin Coach and GMC models are placed in session. Black & White and color photographs illustrate the various types and some background into their manufacture.
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Mr. Greller has written several books on the history of Brooklyn's many transportation systems. He was written numerious articles on transportation for the industry and the hobbiests. He is also a planner and deevloper on a number of tranportation projects for the the New Jersey and New York metropolitan areas.
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This review is from: New York City Transit Authority Electric Bus & Bus Fleet From 1946-1958 (Paperback)
This book gives a varied Pictorial Review of different Street Passenger Transit Vehicles but mainly buses.
As well as interesting Photographs it gives brief histories of the various vehicles. A trip down Memory Lane for people interested in this subject.
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This review is from: New York City Transit Authority Electric Bus & Bus Fleet From 1946-1958 (Paperback)
Not an awful lot is written on a vehicle used frequently and not much appreciated, Mr. Greller provides alot of insight on the rolling stock of the New York City Transit Authority from the years 1946 to 1958. When you think of New York City's public transportation system, the first thing that comes into mind is the extensive subway system. Thought less of however shouldn't be forgotten is it's large variety and rolling stock of motor and electric trolleybuses.
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