Everything about Kansas City Public Service Company totally explained
Kansas City Public Service Company was a public transit operator in
Kansas City, Missouri in the
1940s.
Streetcar operations in Kansas City began as horsecar operations in
1869 and electricification after the
1880s.
Kansas City acquired 184 PCC streetcars after
1941, but streetcar operations ceased by 1957. Over the history of streetcar operations, there were 25 streetcar lines in Kansas City. Some of the PCC cars (29) were later acquired by the
Toronto Transit Commission. One car, ex-TTC 4752 is now located at Western Railway Museum in
Rio Vista, California.
The company's transit routes were taken over by the
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority in
1969.
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