On Sunday, the Bucharest Transport Society (STB) organized the Tram Parade on the occasion of Children's Day, an event that brought together over 2000 Bucharest residents. The convoy of trams traveled the route from Victoria Depot to Saint George Square, giving the public the opportunity to admire historical and modern vehicles from the society's heritage. Among the most notable trams were the Simmering Car from 1911, the V56 Car, the Tatra T4R, and the modern Imperio Metropolitan. The little ones were delighted by the interiors of the vintage cars, receiving stickers and sweets. The festive atmosphere was enlivened by the Representative Music of the Romanian Gendarmerie. STB thanked the partners and employees involved in organizing the event, highlighting the importance of the community in bringing the history of public transport to life.
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