A passing streetcar conductor wears a mask during the coronavirus pandemic in New Orleans, Sunday, March 29, 2020. (Photo by David Grunfeld, NOLA.com, The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate) ...

Both the city of New Orleans and its streetcars are famously elegant and unhurried. The St. Charles line clanks along at a modest 20 miles per hour, and if bad traffic or a large number of riders ...

Streetcars Return To New Orleans. December 18, 2005 / 5:10 PM EST / AP The clackety-clack is officially back. New Orleans on Sunday resumed its streetcar service, which had been out of commission ...

NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) – New Orleans, once crisscrossed by sprawling streetcar lines, is embracing anew the rumbling reminder of the city’s storied and elegant past by restoring old lines and ...

New Orleans' streetcars have been running for 200 years. Now, locals and tourists ride the red and green cars to get around and take in the beauty of the city.

New Orleans' streetcars date back to 1835, when they were the primary form of public transportation. The St. Charles car on the Canal Line is the oldest streetcar route in the United States.