SEPTA's Light Rail Breaks All the Rules
SEPTA's D1 trolley to Media, known as the 101 until 2025, is a light rail that's nothing like most light rail today. It breaks the rules because it predates them. So can this kooky light rail teach us new lessons about urbanism? The only way to find out is to go for a ride! This video is part of @29downtheline's Tramuary celebration. Main Discord: / discord Let Me Help You Make Train/Transit Videos: / discord Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/classywhale?f... Classy Whale - at-least-weekly misadventures with trains and transit!
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