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San Francisco, 1906
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Alberta Phil View Drop Down
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    Posted: 19 Jun 2020 at 6:34pm
Very interesting video.  Crazy traffic back then!!!
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most of the cars had steering on right side...if i was looking correctly
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 WOW,,,!!  eerily reminder of what ,,did,,,can,,and will happen,,,,,,
 Ya just never know,,so one should live your life with this reminder,,,,,,Clap
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     Thank you for that interesting view of history. What a free for all that appeared to be. It's a wonder there weren't a lot of accidents.  Interesting that there were cable cars as well as horse drawn trolleys on separate tracks. Quite a variety of styles of horse drawn freight hauling wagons too.
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Looked to me that because of the slower speed of vehicles back then, one could stroll across the street without much danger of getting run over. 
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People were faster crossing the street in those days as they didn't have to keep their eyes glued to screen in their hand!!LOL
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