narrow gauge diesels in Newfoundland, Canada, 1960s(?)

Newfoundland had a cape gauge system that lasted for 90 years, it is now devoid of railways. See the earlier post.

tram in Alexandria, Egypt, 1975

See earlier posts.  What is that car on the right?

steam train at Castle Rock, Colorado, early 20th century

About 26 miles (46 km) from Denver. The railroad is still there, but the former depot is now an historical museum.

'I want to learn things with a book, not waste time on trivia with a smartphone'

steam-hauled Lynton and Barnstaple passenger train, England, early 20th century

A short 600-mm gauge line in Devon, opened in 1898, closed in 1935, reopened in 2004.  Info

tram in front of Den Haag railway station, Netherlands, early 20th century

New York Central third rail electric multiple unit at Woodlawn, 1957

A total 353 of these single car units operating on 660 Volts DC were built between 1906 and 1929: info

1924 Mack bus

Exiting the Northland Tunnel Road in Wellington when the tunnel was fairly new. For lots more, see the book Wellington Transport Memories.

1963 Nissan Bluebird 1200

Holdens and Fords in Argyle Street, Camden, NSW, Australia, circa 1970