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(69k, 800x563)<br><b>Country:</b> Canada<br><b>City:</b> Toronto<br><b>System:</b> TTC<br><b>Line:</b> TTC 504-King<br><b>Location:</b> King/Queen E.<br><b>Car:</b> PCC (TTC Toronto) 4399 <br><b>Photo by:</b> Robert Callahan<br><b>Date:</b> 8/10/1981<br><b>Notes:</b> The overhead NA sign means 'Necessity Action', the TTC's name for a power-operated track switch (here, to turn left onto King) controlled from a dedicated dashboard button. (Switches controlled by powering or coasting had led to some accidents.) Now radio-based, it formerly used special contacts, seen here by the wire, and on the trolley pole. <br><b>Viewed (this week/total):</b> 1 / 666

(69k, 800x563)
Country: Canada
City: Toronto
System: TTC
Line: TTC 504-King
Location: King/Queen E.
Car: PCC (TTC Toronto) 4399
Photo by: Robert Callahan
Date: 8/10/1981
Notes: The overhead NA sign means 'Necessity Action', the TTC's name for a power-operated track switch (here, to turn left onto King) controlled from a dedicated dashboard button. (Switches controlled by powering or coasting had led to some accidents.) Now radio-based, it formerly used special contacts, seen here by the wire, and on the trolley pole.
Viewed (this week/total): 1 / 666

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