A TTC PCC streetcar heads east to Coxwell, along College Street circa 1988. Video Credit : Lee Rickwood / Ray Neilson TTC PCC 4472 🚋 Built in the late 1940s as part of Toronto’s massive postwar PCC order, streetcar 4472 entered service during a period of rapid modernization at the Toronto Transit Commission. The PCC fleet replaced older streetcars with smoother acceleration, quieter operation, and a more modern design—helping define everyday transit in Toronto for decades. Throughout the 1950s,

December 8 marks an important day in Toronto's Transportation history. On this day, the last revenue TTC PCC streetcar ran along the 506 Carlton streetcar line. Running from Main Street in the east, to Roncesvalles in the west, TTC streetcar number 4611 was full of transit enthusiasts and citizens who wanted to enjoy the final ride. A few short months later, these cars would be dispersed around streetcar museums in North America. The TTC retains two heritage PCC streetcars used on special occasi