⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Tramway Tour: Communist-Era Trams in Woltersdorf, Germany

The Woltersdorf Tramway (Woltersdorfer Straßenbahn) is a standard gauge tramway located in Woltersdorf, Brandenburg, near Berlin, Germany. The line is notable for its use of historic East Germany vehicles, including four-wheeled trams built in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The line was constructed in 1913 to connect Woltersdorf to the Berlin Suburban railways and continues to provide a critical service to local residents. It is one of the smallest tram operators in Germany and has not expanded beyond its 1913 route.
The line is now receiving new modern low-floor trams to replace its 1950s-era "Gotha" trams, which are now operating on borrowed time. Enjoy this look at a classic East German tram line!
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Taken in June 2024.

[@scottyerkes1867]

A classic tram line. Meticulous maintainance keeps these older trams running. Thanks DJHammers.🥰👌👍

[@spatzvomalexanderplatz3200]

Absolutely cool video! Thank you very much for sharing your video with us.
Also the funfacts about the trams and the region are pretty nice too! 😍
Many greetings from Berlin 👋

[@JayTubeYTThirdChannel]

Ditto.

[@DJHammersTrains]

So glad you enjoyed the video!

[@DennisLora2001]

Pretty good 👍 1:11

[@paulwarner5395]

Grate video. Glad you got there before the old trams go away. I hope that the ones not being kept will go museums around the world. It looks like the track gauge was standard gauge or is it meter gauge??

[@bahnspotterEU]

It's standard gauge.

[@Hotters9060]

What is the difference between trams and trains?

[@paulwarner5395]

A tram is a streetcar and a train is a train.