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Last tram line in Vladivostok (Russia)

Most of the route is defunct except for this one line. The tram driver, conductor and the passengers know so many people along the way. This is one thing always notice in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe — there is a deeper sense of community wherever they have such localized public transport.


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