Austria
Gräf&Stift158 at the
Makartplatz near Mirabell. Photo taken between 1977, when 158 was built, and
1986 when the Obergnigl branch was closed. Route 4 has since been renumbered
as 29. Photographer is unknown. Information supplied by Wolfgang Auer. Go to
Eberswalde Trolleybus Photos
to see a picture of one of five Gräf&Stift sold to Eberswalde similar
to the one above. Some of this batch were subsequently resold to Timisoara.
9165 at the Bristol
Hotel at the Makartplatz on route 29. Photo by Wolfgang Auer.
Wolfgang's
Trolleybus Webpage.
Early Salzburg MAN trolley.
Date and photographer unknown. A
Salzburg Webpage.
An early trolley
with trailer in front of Mozart's house which was destroyed in
WWII. Date and photographer unknown.
Van Hool low floor 0061 on Route 77 in Salzburg. note the route indicator on the roof on the right side. Photo by John Gilmour. 2002.
Van Hool low floor 268 on route 77. Courtesy Buses in Public-Transport. Photographer unknown.
Salzburg 108 on route 2. Date and photographer unknown.
Salzburg articulated trolley 9167 from 1991 leads a convoy of similar vehicles across the main bridge in the city on 17 MY 2004. Photo by Dale Tringham.
Two photos of various Salzburg trolleys. Date and photographer unknown.
Upper Photo: 9561 at the depot. Soldiers are throwing snow down from Depot B
after heavy snow storm. 3 JA 06. Next Photo: soldiers at the depot lined up
before removing snow from depot roof. 3 JA 06. Next photo: 9570 on line 1 fights
through heavy wet snow at Glansteg. 2 JA 06. Last photo: a tower wagon was used
to raise the soldiers to the depot roof. 3 JA 06. All four photos by Gunter
Mackinger.
9462 on an unidentified route on a very cold day in Salzburg. The trolley really needs a wash job. Photo by Gunter Mackinger. 29 JA 2006.
Two photos of the new Grand Union constructed in Salzburg at the intersection
of routes 2 and 4 this year. And it K&M yet! Photos by Gunter Mackinger.
11 MAR 2006.
Gräf & Stift 205 on a bus lane on Hellbrunnerstraße. Photo by Jürgen Lehmann. 2 OCT 2010. Courtesy of TrolleyMotion.
Upper photo: eight new Solaris articulated trolleys in front of St. Andrä (Andrew) Church. Photo by Mattis Schindler. 2010. Lower photo: passengers are to be asked to transfer from high floor trolley 222 to new Solaris trolleys 301. Photo by Phillip Mackinger. 2010. Courtesy of TrolleyMotion.
Upper photo: Solaris Trollino 305 at the Gaisbergstraße Parsch terminus of route 6 ready to return to the city centre. Lower photo: Gräf & Stift 227 in the new red and white colour scheme. The extension of routes 8 and 10 has been approved. Photos by Gunter Mackinger. Circa 2010. Courtesy of TrolleyMotion.
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