interurbans造句

• Several interurbans in the United States had made fast demonstration runs.
• Larger private railway operators developed their businesses, modeled on interurbans.
• Like most interurbans, its primary income was from passenger service.
• Automobiles gradually replaced interurbans as the popular choice for passenger transportation.
• Light rail lines are, thus, essentially modernized interurbans.
• The Beebe Syndicate controlled interurbans that ran from Oswego on Lake Ontario.
• I was a big fan of the interurbans, streetcars and passenger trains.
• The Midwest had more interurbans than any other region.
• The first interurbans came along in North Texas at the turn of the century.
• The interurbans died out because automobiles became affordable.
• Privately owned interurbans and passenger trains were highly profitable when there was a demand.
• By 1930, most interurbans were gone, with few surviving into the 1950s.
• Interurbans were suburban railways with rights-of-way for higher speed traffic.
• As with most Interurbans the Sharpsville stop fell out of use by the mid 1920s.
• Several streetcars, interurbans and bridge units were salvaged for collections in the United States.
• The THI & E was perhaps the financially weakest line of the great Indiana interurbans.
• A part of the line is still used as one of USA's last interurbans.
• Interurbans from Indianapolis reached as far as Dayton, Ohio, and Fort Wayne, Indiana.
• Many financially weak interurbans did not survive the 1920s; others went bankrupt during the Great Depression.
• The electrification was opened in 1906 with cars that resembled wooden interurbans of other electric traction properties.