Regina Municipal Railway

Gas/Diesel Buses

Fleet number(s)	Thumbnail	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Transmission	Notes
1		1931	Leyland/CCF
2		1937	Yellow Coach	1204
3		1940	Ford	09B
4		1940	Yellow Coach	PG-2401
		1940	Yellow Coach	TG-2401			1 unit.
5-6		1941	Ford	19B?
7-8		1946	CC&F	C-36
9-13		1946	Ford	69B			10-13 to Regina Transit 10-13.
14-27		1949	CC&F	C-36			To Regina Transit 14-27.

Electric Trolley Bus

Regina Municipal Railway began ETB operations on September 4, 1947. Regina Transit continued the trolley bus operation.

Fleet number(s)	Thumbnail	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Motors	Notes
100-119		1947	CC&F	T-44		100-101, 103-111, 115-116 & 119 destroyed in a carhouse fire on January 23, 1949. 102, 112-114, 117-118 to Regina Transit 102, 112-114, 117-118.
120-122		1948	CC&F	T-44		Destroyed in a carhouse fire on January 23, 1949.
123-146		1949	CC&F	T-44		To Regina Transit 123-146.
147-154		1950	CC&F	T-48A		To Regina Transit 147-154. 154 preserved at Sandon, BC.

Streetcars

Streetcars service started on July 28, 1911 and ended on September 9, 1950.

All information is taken from Colin Hatcher's "Saskatchewan's Pioneer Streetcars."

Abbreviation	Meaning	Location
Brush	Brush Electrical Engineering	London, England
GE	General Electric
Preston	Preston Car and Coach Company	Preston, Ontario
CC&F	Canadian Car and Foundry	Montréal, Québec
OCC	Ottawa Car Company	Ottawa, Ontario
Regina	Regina Municipal Railway	Regina, Saskatchewan
WH	Westinghouse

Passenger Cars

All single-truck cars had 2 40HP motors. All double-truck cars had 4 40HP motors, except for 40-53 which had 4 25HP motors.

Fleet number(s)	Thumbnail	Year	Manufacturer	Model	Capacity	Motors	Notes
1-4		1911	Brush	Single-truck	32	Brush 1204E	Hand brakes Deck roof
5-6		1911	Brush	Double-truck	44	Brush 1204E	Air brakes Deck roof
8-12, 14		1912	Preston	Single-truck	32	WH 101 B2	8 awaiting restoration by the Edmonton Radial Railway Society. 13 skipped Hand brakes Deck roof
15-22		1913	Preston	Double-truck	38	WH 101 B2 GE 80A	4 units with Westinghouse motors, 4 with GE Air brakes R.R. roof
23-30		1913	Preston	Double-truck	38	WH 101 B2 GE 80A	5 units with GE motors, 3 with Westinghouse Air brakes R.R. roof
31-36		1913	Preston	Single-truck	32	WH 101 B2	Hand brakes Deck roof
40-46		1928	CC&F	Double-truck	49	GE 264 A	40 seen sitting with 49 in a farmer's field near Moose Jaw, c.2000's. 42 currently under restoration by the Edmonton Radial Railway Society. 25HP motors instead of 40HP Air brakes Arch roof
47-53		1929	OCC	Double-truck	49	GE 264 A	49 seen sitting with 40 in a farmer's field near Moose Jaw, c.2000's. 25HP motors instead of 40HP Air brakes Arch roof

Work Cars

These cars consisted of locomotives, portable power plants, dump cars, flatbeds, and sweepers. These were needed to keep the streetcars running smoothly, and to provide services such as garbage disposal and coal delivery.