TramVerified on build 25754343 
Toronto CRLV
Acting as a successful replacement for the aging PCCs, the Canadian Light Rail Vehicle was developed as a modern, standardized streetcar.
What it costs and how it compares
Running costs
$106,450
per year
Running cost per unit of capacity
$5,323
per year
Price per unit of capacity
$31,935
Speed rank in 1979
#9 of 20
by top speed, among those on sale that year
Carries: 20 passengers.
Price and running costs are what the game's own vehicle loader computes. Work out what it earns on a line.
Running cost per unit of capacity: #7 cheapest of 8
- DUEWAG Car$2,358 50 km/h
- Milano Series 4000$4,083 40 km/h
- Pittsburgh PCC 1643$4,403 45 km/h
- DUEWAG Motor Car$4,716 50 km/h
- Tatra T4$5,022 55 km/h
- Zurich Be 4/6 Mirage$5,322 60 km/h
- Toronto CRLV$5,323 60 km/h
- DUEWAG Typ N8C$5,907 70 km/h
Trams on sale in 1979 that carry the same cargo, cheapest to run per unit first (a shorter bar is cheaper), with top speed.Overview
- Type
- Tram
- Available
- 1979–2015
- Top speed (km/h)
- 60
- Power (kW)
- 272
- Tractive effort (kN)
- 50
- Empty weight (t)
- 22.7
- Capacity
- 20
- Price
- 638700
- Running costs per year
- 106450
- Lifespan (years)
- 60
Same kind, closest introduction year