Five mile railcar adventure through the city of Rialto, California, United States of America along the tracks that once ran the trams of the extensive line of the Pacific Electric Railway Company created in 1901, nicknamed Red Cars, it was a system privately owned mass transportation system in Southern California that consisted of streetcars, intercity cars, and electric buses and was the largest electric railway system in the world in the 1920s. Organized around the city centers of Los Angeles and San Bernardino, connected cities in Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County, and Riverside County. There is a lot of information on the internet for rail lovers. who want to know more about the Pacific Electric Railway. lately these few miles of rails were used by SP. UP. to supply a sawmill that was located between Lilac Ave and Willow Ave streets, not long ago it was completely closed and a warehouse or another factory is being built, and I believe that these roads were also the only witnesses who saw their trams pass by. They are going to remove them
Español: Una aventura de 5 millas en en railcart por la ciudad de Rialto, California, United States de América por las vias que una vez circularon los tranvías de la extensa line de La Pacific Electric Railway Company creada en 1901 , apodada Red Cars , era un sistema de transporte masivo de propiedad privada en el sur de California que constaba de tranvías , vagones interurbanos y autobuses eléctricos y era el sistema ferroviario eléctrico más grande del mundo en la década de 1920. Organizado alrededor de los centros de las ciudades de Los Ángeles y San Bernardino , conectaba ciudades en el condado de Los Ángeles , el condado de Orange , el condado de San Bernardino y el condado de Riverside. hay mucha información en el internet, para los amantes de los rieles. que deseen saber más de la Pacific Electric Railway. últimamente estas pocas millas de rieles las utilizaba SP. UP. para abastecer un aserradero que se encontraba entre las calles Lilac Ave y Willow Ave, no hace mucho tiempo se cerró por completo y se está construyendo una bodega o otra fábrica, y creo que también estas vias las únicas testigos que vieron pasar sus tranvías. Las van a retirar
