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LA's historic Angels Flight Railway recommences public service

The Angels Flight Railway starts ferrying passengers up and down Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles, the United States on Aug. 31, 2017. (Xinhua/Zhao Hanrong)

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31 (Xinhua) -- Los Angeles' historic tiny incline railway, Angels Flight, recommenced public service Thursday after an almost four-year closure.

The world-renowned 116-year-old funicular takes passengers on a scenic ride between Hill and Olive Streets in Bunker Hill District of downtown Los Angeles. It has two funicular cars, Sinai and Olivet, running in opposite directions on a shared cable on the 298-feet (91-m) long inclined railway.

The world's shortest railway was most recently featured in the Oscar-winning film La La Land. It reopened af油煙分離機ter a 5-million-U.S.-dollar full-scale modernization with state-of-the-art safety upgrades to highest standards.

Originally opened in 1901, Angels Flight has given more than 100 million rides along its hillside track. It once reopened in 2010 only to be shut down again for an unsafe wheel in 2011 and closed again in 2013, after both cars went off the rails.

"Two Cars, Olivet and Sinai, are ready to take passengers on the world's shortest railway," said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti at the reopening ceremony.

City Councilman Jose Huizar called Angels Flight Railway a "treasure" of Los Angeles.

"This is certainly a historic day for a historic rail line," he said.

Dozens of people lined in the sun to be first group of passengers although record breaking excessive heat wave continued to roast Los Angeles on the last day of August.

"I am so excited, it's my first time to ride this funicular," said a five-year-old girl waiting with her mother.

The one-way fare for Angels Flight will be one dollar. Holders of valid Metro passes may ride for fifty cents.




The Angels Flight Railway starts ferrying passengers up and down Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles, the United States on Aug. 31, 2017. (Xinhua/Zhao Hanrong)

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31 (Xinhua) -- Los Angeles' historic tiny incline railway, Angels Flight, recommenced public service Thursday after an almost four-year closure.

The world-renowned 116-year-old funicular takes passengers on a scenic ride between Hill and Olive Streets in Bunker Hill District of downtown Los Angeles. It has two funicular cars, Sinai and Olivet, running in opposite directions on a shared cable on the 298-feet (91-m) long inclined railway.

The world's shortest railway was most recently featured in the Oscar-winning film La La Land. It reopened after a 5-million-U.S.-dollar full-scale modernization with state-of-the-art safety upgrades to highest standards.

Originally opened in 1901, Angels Flight has given more than 100 million rides along its hillside track. It once reopened in 2010 only to be shut down again for an unsafe wheel in 2011 and closed again in 2013, after both cars went off the rails.

"Two Cars, Olivet and Sinai, are ready to take passengers on the world's shortest railway," said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti at the reopening ceremony.

City Councilman Jose Huizar called Angels Flight Railway a "treasure" of Los Angeles.

"This is certainly a historic day for a historic rail line," he said.

Dozens of people lined in the sun to be first group of passengers although record breaking excessive heat wave continued to roast Los Angeles on the last day of August.

"I am so excited, it's my first time to ride this funicular," said a fiv營業用抽油煙機e-year-old girl waiting with her mother.

The one-way fare for Angels Fl廚房油煙處理ight will be one dollar. Holders of valid Metro passes may ride for fifty cents.

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