Horse-drawn streetcars were first put to use in New York
On the 26th November, 1832, the first American streetcar (horsecar) service began operation.
In 1989, a computer fault caused 40,000 Parisians to be sent letters charging them with murder, extortion and prostition instead of a simple traffic offense.
On the 26th November, 1832, the first American streetcar (horsecar) service began operation.


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