Tram
ČKD T1 tram no. 121 from 1956
from 1956
ČKD T1 tram no. 121 from 1956
As the first all-metal, large-capacity, four-axle tram featuring swivel bogies, T1 trams from the ČKD factory in Prague started to be supplied to Pilsen in 1955. By 1957 a total of 33 had been delivered to Pilsen, and due to a tram shortage, another 16 older T1 trams had to be purchased and brought in from Prague in the 1980s. The original Pilsen tram with registration number 121, manufactured in 1956, was preserved as a historical tram.
The T1 tram is characterised by the way seats are organised lengthwise with passengers’ backs to the windows, the conductor’s post and the wooden slat floor. Let yourself be carried away...
The tram's seating capacity is 26 seats with standing room for up to 75 passengers.
| Information about vehicle | |
|---|---|
| Year of manufacture | 1956 |
| Seats | 25 |
| Places to stand | 75 |
| Total places | 100 |
| How much does it cost | |
|---|---|
| first hour |
4 300,00 Kč
3 839,28 Kč without DPH
|
| each additional ¼ hour started |
700,00 Kč
625,00 Kč without DPH
|
