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Return of a new trolley Route 3, and trolleys return to a modified Route 1. Missigns everywhere -- the signs were not programmed for the new routes yet.
Kiepe 1966 on Route 1 laying over at Eastown Hub on August 31 2025. Eastown was built in 2000 to potentially accommodate three trolley lines: 2, 3, and 4. Trolley Route 2 was never extended to Eastown, although the diesels operate there. When the 3 was downsized to a sort of branch of the 4 in 2007, only one trolley line had been operating to Eastown. In the past year, Route 7 (Main to Watervliet) began to operate to Eastown, Routes 1 and 3 now operate to Eastown, and there's usually a trolley or two in the hub Route 1 and Route 7 buses get here off wire, but because of the distances they travel off wire on their routing, they need to power up during their layover. And this one isn't going to Pentagon Drive anymore
Kiepe 1966 on Route 1 laying over at Eastown Hub on August 31 2025. Eastown was built in 2000 to potentially accommodate three trolley lines: 2, 3, and 4. Trolley Route 2 was never extended to Eastown, although the diesels operate there. When the 3 was downsized to a sort of branch of the 4 in 2007, only one trolley line had been operating to Eastown. In the past year, Route 7 (Main to Watervliet) began to operate to Eastown, Routes 1 and 3 now operate to Eastown, and there's usually a trolley or two in the hub Route 1 and Route 7 buses get here off wire, but because of the distances they travel off wire on their routing, they need to power up during their layover. And this one isn't going to Pentagon Drive anymore
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