There's a trolley just like that in Moore parked in front of the Old School on Broadway. It came from Minneapolis and has very few miles on it.

I'm more convinced every day that OKC needs a real streetcar system linking a bunch of the burgeoning urban areas together: downtown, Bricktown, deep-deuce, A-Alley, Midtown, Paseo, Western, Chesapeake Village, strolling in and out of the old neighborhoods as you go.

What Does It Cost?

We could do all that for probably less than $100 million and people would ride the absolute shite out of it. Chesapeake might even drop a few mil to extend the line up their way.

Rickshaws maybe..

I totally agree WSUCougs

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Bicycle taxis!

If they do not like to ride the Wanna Be Trollys then let them find another means of travel case closed... Next.

Installing rail lines and power is an incredibly expensive, permanent proposition at a time that tax receipts simply don't exist to pay for them. Also, OKC has never been a mass transit-committed town, so we'd be creating a permanent - and substantial - budget item that no-one can afford. I recall that Classen Boulevard was initially created as a trolley line serving then-remote suburban neighborhoods, and it was powered by the Belle Isle power station (demolished in the 1970s I believe). Who's got money to do that again?

More realistic options: Efficient - Hybrid or CNG busses. Cute - More of the trolley shuttles that we have.

Nope put in trolly tracks and reinlist the interurban like it used to be !!!

Belle Isle was demolished just 8 or 9 years ago. If it were still alive today, we might have a sweet adaptive reuse project in the works.

Don't get me started on Belle Isle...

For the first time, I agree with the troll.