The image shows a large informational panel about Kazan's trolleybus and tram history, displayed outdoors in a grassy area with a paved path in the foreground. The panel is divided into sections with historical black and white photographs and accompanying Russian text. The title of the panel is "КАЗАНСКОЕ ТРАМВАЙНО-ТРОЛЛЕЙБУСНОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ" (Kazan Tram-Trolleybus Administration). The text describes the establishment of trolleybus service in Kazan in 1948, starting with the MTW-82 model. It details the development of the first trolleybus, the MTW-82A, and the tram service, which began with the KTM-1 and KTP-1 models in 1949. The panel also highlights the construction and operation of specific tram and trolleybus lines, including the route from the aviation plant to a specific ring and its subsequent extension. It mentions the designers and engineers involved, such as N.Y. Chernyakov, and provides details about the technical specifications and passenger capacity of various vehicles. The history of the MTW-82 trolleybus is described, noting its production until 1961 and its eventual retirement from service in 1974. The photographs on the panel depict various scenes from Kazan's transportation history: - A street scene with trolleybuses and historic buildings. - Trolleybuses on streets, including one identified as MTW-82D on V.Y. Brumana street and another at the "Koltso" terminus (now Kuybyshev Square). - Tram cars, including the KTM-1 and KTP-1 on Karla Marksa street. - A tram labeled "LM-57" on V.Y. Bulgakova street. - A scene with MTW-82 and wagons of series X on Tatarstan street. - A trolleybus depot from 1942. - A trolleybus MTW-82D on Kremlyovskaya alley. - A trolleybus MTW-82 at the Novo-Sadovaya terminus in Kuibyshevskoe (now Kuybyshev Square). - A trolleybus MTW-82D at station No. 100 on Karl Marx street in 1955. The overall impression is that this is an outdoor exhibit in Kazan, Russia, dedicated to the history of its public transportation system. in Kazan, Russia

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Jun 27, 2026, 6:00 PM

Kazan, Russia

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The image shows a large informational panel about Kazan's trolleybus and tram history, displayed outdoors in a grassy area with a paved path in the foreground. The panel is divided into sections with historical black and white photographs and accompanying Russian text. The title of the panel is "КАЗАНСКОЕ ТРАМВАЙНО-ТРОЛЛЕЙБУСНОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ" (Kazan Tram-Trolleybus Administration). The text describes the establishment of trolleybus service in Kazan in 1948, starting with the MTW-82 model. It details the development of the first trolleybus, the MTW-82A, and the tram service, which began with the KTM-1 and KTP-1 models in 1949. The panel also highlights the construction and operation of specific tram and trolleybus lines, including the route from the aviation plant to a specific ring and its subsequent extension. It mentions the designers and engineers involved, such as N.Y. Chernyakov, and provides details about the technical specifications and passenger capacity of various vehicles. The history of the MTW-82 trolleybus is described, noting its production until 1961 and its eventual retirement from service in 1974. The photographs on the panel depict various scenes from Kazan's transportation history: - A street scene with trolleybuses and historic buildings. - Trolleybuses on streets, including one identified as MTW-82D on V.Y. Brumana street and another at the "Koltso" terminus (now Kuybyshev Square). - Tram cars, including the KTM-1 and KTP-1 on Karla Marksa street. - A tram labeled "LM-57" on V.Y. Bulgakova street. - A scene with MTW-82 and wagons of series X on Tatarstan street. - A trolleybus depot from 1942. - A trolleybus MTW-82D on Kremlyovskaya alley. - A trolleybus MTW-82 at the Novo-Sadovaya terminus in Kuibyshevskoe (now Kuybyshev Square). - A trolleybus MTW-82D at station No. 100 on Karl Marx street in 1955. The overall impression is that this is an outdoor exhibit in Kazan, Russia, dedicated to the history of its public transportation system.

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