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The Last Car
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The once wooden bodies were converted into steel ones, and recently into the new look transparent polycarbonate body. Commuters complain that the transparent polycarbonate trams- designed at a cost of Rs. 14 lakh per tram- is a pain during the sweltering summer months.
Read full story: Tram to oblivion
Photographs and Captions by: Sayantan Bera
Tags: The Last Car, Calcutta (T), Infrastructure Development, Light Rail Transit, Metro, Public Transport, Rail Transport, Transport, Urban Transport, West Bengal
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