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A streetcar, trolley, or trolley car (in North America) or tram, or tramcar (in Europe and Australia) is a railborne vehicle, lighter than a train, designed for the transport of passengers (and/or, very occasionally, freight) within, close to, or between villages, towns and/or cities. Hill Valley had a streetcar line in 1931 which ran through Courthouse Square along Second Street. On August 25, 1931, Arthur McFly used a streetcar to go to the Town Theater. By 1944, the route had been altered and the line now ran along Main Street and Hill Street. The line had been removed by 1955. Streetcars are vehicles in Watch Dogs 2. Streetcars are a type of mass transit first introduced in Simcity (2013 game). The system usually consists of trams which will pick up Sims at street car stops. The trams run through the centre of High Density Streetcar Avenues and will pick up low- and medium-wealth Sims. Streetcars can be set up by placing a Streetcar Depot (30,000 Simoleons). From there, you must either use High Density Streetcar Avenues or Streetcar Tracks. You then have to place stops across the tracks for the streetcars to pick up the Sims. Depots must be placed near a road that can supply power.

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Streetcars are vehicles in Watch Dogs 2. Streetcars are a type of mass transit first introduced in Simcity (2013 game). The system usually consists of trams which will pick up Sims at street car stops. The trams run through the centre of High Density Streetcar Avenues and will pick up low- and medium-wealth Sims. Streetcars can be set up by placing a Streetcar Depot (30,000 Simoleons). From there, you must either use High Density Streetcar Avenues or Streetcar Tracks. You then have to place stops across the tracks for the streetcars to pick up the Sims. Depots must be placed near a road that can supply power. Streetcars may seem like a brilliant idea at first, but they can sometimes result in more conjestion if they are not operating properly or are getting in the way of road conjestion. They also cost a lot to run. Many Sims will request that you build Streetcars if you have not done so already. Make sure you have plenty of money and are earning a lot of Simoleons per hour before you invest in one of these! Hill Valley had a streetcar line in 1931 which ran through Courthouse Square along Second Street. On August 25, 1931, Arthur McFly used a streetcar to go to the Town Theater. By 1944, the route had been altered and the line now ran along Main Street and Hill Street. The line had been removed by 1955. A streetcar, trolley, or trolley car (in North America) or tram, or tramcar (in Europe and Australia) is a railborne vehicle, lighter than a train, designed for the transport of passengers (and/or, very occasionally, freight) within, close to, or between villages, towns and/or cities. A streetcar differs from other forms of rail-based transport in that the tracks are partly or wholly laid in streets, which are shared to a greater or lesser extent with other road traffic. Many streetcar systems lack platforms, which enables virtually complete integration with other forms of transport and pedestrians making simultaneous use of the streets. Streetcar systems were common throughout the industrialized world in the early 20th century. Although they disappeared from many cities in mid-century, in recent years they have made a comeback. Many newer light rail systems share features with streetcars, although a distinction is usually drawn between them, especially if the line has significant off-street running.