ATM serie 1500 "Peter Witt"

Details

Manufacturer Name	Multiple
Model Name	ATM serie 1500 "Peter Witt"
Vehicle type	Tram
Body	Multiple Peter Witt streetcar
No. of engines	4
Design of doors	2-2-2
No. of axles	4
No. of modules	1
Length	13890mm
Width	2350mm
Height	3230mm
Total Passengers Capacity	101-
Seats	29-
Minimum Floor Level	742mm
Other Information: Combined model for Italian-made Peter Witt trams for Milano The Milan streetcar was projected by the municipal engineers in 1927, and two prototypes, built by Carminati & Toselli and numbered 1501 and 1502, came into service at the end of the same year. After a few tests, the construction of a 500 units stock (numbered 1503 to 2002) began, divided between several manufacturers: - Società Italiana Carminati & Toselli built 110 units (1503 to 1612); - Società Italiana Ernesto Breda built 110 units (1613 to 1722); - Officine Meccaniche di Reggio Emilia built 50 units (1723 to 1772); - Officine Meccaniche built 110 units (1773 to 1882); - Officine Elettroferroviarie Tallero built 110 units (1883 to 1992); - the Officine Meccaniche Lodigiane built 10 units (1993 to 2002). The electrical equipment were built by Ansaldo and TIBB, the bogies by Fiat under Commonwealth-license. [Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATM_Class_1500. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply]
Produced:	1927-1930