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the Third Ave El used more than 300 cars and carried 145 million riders in a 12-month period

Brooklyn Trolley discountable-product thoughtfully rendered by Pulitzer Prize-winningPassengers ride the trolley between Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Bridge at the turn of the century. Electric trolleys replaced horse cars in the 1880s in New York and were a common sight for five decades. Passengers would hop on and off the trolleys, which averaged about 6 to 10 mph. With an increase in the number of automobiles, New York City started phasing out trolley operations in the 1930s. "The electrified streetcar debuted in the 1880s," The