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Links about trams and light rails in Caracas

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Caracas se modernizó con Los tranvías eléctricos
Language: Spanish.

"The development of the mass public transportation system in the city of Caracas is approaching 120 years old. At the end of 1906, the just over one hundred thousand inhabitants of the Venezuelan capital began making plans to get around using modern electric vehicles, a service that operated between 1907 and 1947."

The streetcars of Caracas
By: Ricardo Rodríguez Boades.
Language: Spanish.

"Since colonial times, public transportation in Caracas was animal-drawn, meaning people were transported by pack animals. But as the city began to grow, a more appropriate mass transit system was needed, and so electric trams and buses emerged, eventually leading to today's metro, which can carry many people at once in its cars."

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