F-line PCC streetcar No. 1057, painted in tribute to Cincinnati, is known to many of its fans as “The Bumblebee” because of its eye-popping yellow paint and stripes (admittedly dark green instead of a bee’s black). Well, now it’s even more eye-popping following a renovation by Muni’s maintenance team, including an entirely new roof, body repairs, and a complete repainting. Thanks to Jeremy Whiteman for this great photo!
Muni News
Welcome, Ed Reiskin!
Market Street Railway is delighted to join many others in welcoming Ed Reiskin as Executive Director/CEO of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. The Chronicle’s Rachel Gordon has an overview today of what he faces in his new job.
Calling Melbourne. Come in, Melbourne!
Was blind, but now I see.
First Rewired PCC Starts Carrying Passengers
No. 1071 being tested in March. Jeremy Whiteman Photo
Ouch. Another Buck For a Cable Car
Colorful. And expensive.
Dubious Tribute, Coming and Going
No. 1080 arriving back in San Francisco June 24.
“I’m Ugly Now, But Just Wait…”
More Auto Restrictions on Market Street?
F-line boarding island at Fourth Street
Sunday Sightings
Muni Honors Cam Beach
Cam Beach with Muni Executive Director Nat Ford and Cam’s favorite vintage streetcar, 1914 car No. 162, part of Muni’s original fleet. SFMTA photo.
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