Suur-Paala (Tallinn)

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Estonia Tallinn Trams Arriving and Leaving Stations (2020)Tallinn, Estonia (Eesti). Trams Sometimes Arriving but Mostly Leaving Stations, 4K, 30fps, Summer and Fall / Autumn 2020. Stations on video (7 different stations): Kopli, Kadriorg, Hobujaama, Suur-Paala, Tondi, Lennujaam, and one more station. What is the missing station? Please leave your answer (or quess) in comments. TRAM in few languages: raitiovaunu, ratikka, spårvagn, tramwajowy, trikk, sporvogn, sporvagn, Straßenbahn, tramm, tramvajs, tramvajus, eléctrico, tranvía, tramvaj, električka, villamos, tramvaj, трамвај, tramvai, трамвай, τραμ, tramvay, tranbia, tramo, trem, taraka, taraamka, tramwaý, tramu, trem, terene, tarama, trêna nav bajar, tarago, trak, 电车, 電車, トラム, 시가 전차By on Rails - June 2020 - October 2020.

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Christmas tram in Tallinn (2017)For Christmas time, a Christmassy decorated tram drove around Tallinn. Santa Claus was behind the wheel, and for some odd reason, a bunny was onboard and gave children sweets.By MsTallink - December 24, 2017.

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Tatra KT4 TMR #136 on a test run (2017)Retro tram nr 136 on a test run. The tram is named after Estonia's first President Konstantin Päts. Trams are retro looking, but full of modern electronic stuff. Together they're renovating 6 trams and jobs are done in Estonia. After successful test's they'll serve route nr 3.By MsTallink - October 8, 2017.

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Tram traffic in Tallinn (2015)Compilation of old and new trams in Tallinn. Summer/autumn 2015. List of trams: Caf Urbos, Tatra KT4D, KT4SU, KT4DM, KT6T. Most KT4D trams are ex-Erfurt trams.By MsTallink - November 4, 2015.

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Tallinn Trams (2014)Love moved into the past like a tram living out its last days. Someone calls the stops, but we can't hear the words that have been forgotten. The ticket doesn't match, and no wishes are coming true. Someone else will board our tram, and the lucky one will tear off the ticket. Draw a pleading sign on the glass. Draw an exclamation mark on the glass. The wheels are knocking at me; you are neither a friend nor an enemy: question mark, exclamation mark. The wheels are knocking at me; you are neither a friend nor an enemy. Draw a question mark on the glass. Draw an exclamation mark on the glass. And someone will think, something's wrong here. The rails were in the way of the old streets. The tram bell woke the roads. We're taking a long time to make a decision. Someone has to get off first. Turn. Our little carriage started. The branch rustled on the glass. We have completed the circle. The road ended yesterday and tomorrow at the corner. Draw a question mark on the glass. Draw an exclamation mark on the glass. The wheels are knocking at me; you are neither a friend nor an enemy: question mark, exclamation mark. The wheels are knocking at me; you are neither a friend nor an enemy. Draw a question mark on the glass. Draw an exclamation mark on the glass. And someone will think, something's wrong here.By Eastalgija - December 14, 2014.

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Straßenbahn Tram Tallinn Estland - Tatra KT4 - Tallinna Linnatransporti AS (2014)The tram in Tallinn, Estonia, filmed in June 2014 with the Sony HDR-CX250. Tallinn has the only tram network in Estonia, comprising four lines that are 39 kilometers long. Tatra KT4 and KT6 vehicles are used (converted KT4 with a low-floor middle section). Former KT4D from Gera, Cottbus, Frankfurt (Oder), and Erfurt also run in Tallinn today.By Barnim3040 - June 2014.

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Tallinn tram (2013)Some impressions of the tram in the Estonian capital. There are three variants of the KT4 car type in operation. The original blue cars that were built for Tallinn when it was part of the Soviet Union at the time. Some of these cars were extended by installing a low-floor middle section in 2004. In addition, many former Erfurt KT4 cars run in Tallinn. They all still have their old red and white color from Erfurt (unless they have full advertising).By QueenMary2151 - September 2013.

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Tram parade in Tallinn celebrates system's 125th anniversary (2013)Today (24.08.2013) is Tallinn Tram Day, marking 125 years since the first horse-drawn tram, or konka began operating in 1888. Interesting events are taking place to commemorate the anniversary, and all residents and visitors of Tallinn are invited to participate. This morning at 11:00 a.m., the gates of the Kopli historical tram depot will open, marking the start of an open day that will last until 1:00 p.m. The board of Tallinnna Linnatranspordi AS (TLT) will solemnly raise the flag and declare the day open. All interested parties will have the opportunity to get to know the old trams and listen to explanations from experts, while a good brass band will create a cheerful atmosphere. There will also be a quiz, the winners of which will receive prizes. Balloons with the tram's anniversary logo will be distributed on site, and an Estonian Post employee will stamp thematic postcards with a special stamp. At 1 p.m., the parade of historic trams will begin through the city, following the route from the Kopli depot to Kadriorg, Viru Square, Vabaduse Square, Tondi, and back to the Kopli depot. Seven trams of different ages and purposes will participate. The oldest of them is a horse-drawn tram, or konkavagun, which was built in 1988 at the Tallinn tram depot based on old photographs. In reality, such an open konkavagun ran around Tallinn from 1888 to 1918. A brass band will accompany the konkavagun during the parade. Also in the line is the "Pauliine", which was converted into a café tram in 1993, and which was first manufactured in 1965 at the Gotha factory in the then German Democratic Republic. In addition, an electric motor wagon, or brush tram, manufactured in 1951 in cooperation with the "Ilmaris" factory, can be seen at the parade. Other special-purpose tram cars are undoubtedly interesting, such as a brushing and grinding tram and a tram for contact network repair. The parade will end with a newer articulated tram, which was modernized and equipped with a low-floor central section in 2004. A festive reception will be held at Tallinn Town Hall next Wednesday, August 28, at 6 p.m., during which dignified tram workers will be awarded certificates of honor and commemorative medals. Currently, TLT has a total of 78 trams. In 2015, 16 completely new, modern trams were due to arrive from the Spanish CAF factory.By lennartkns - August 24, 2013.

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Ticket control in Tallinn (2011)The inspector stands the vehicle on the open line and performs the inspection "bag lukkede døre". Inspektører har bemyndigelse til at eskortere usamarbejdsvillige kunder; but fill in the paper in the minibus and video, men de kan transporters til the nearest police station uden identitetspapirer! Systemets svage punkt er, at "vejspærringen" ikke er en überreitet, det sker some usual places, så den skarpøjede blitzer kunne evenyh i sistte szällen validere en billet. Da videoen blev lavet, var selv traditional billetsalg moglig (punching), i dag kan dette have changed sig, og dette smuthul er bljat klukte. FeedbackBy hungeri - November 24, 2011.

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