The Los Angeles Railway was a streetcar system that operated in Los Angeles, California, from 1901 until 1963. It provided public transportation across the city, connecting various neighborhoods and facilitating urban mobility. The system was known for its yellow streetcars, which became a symbol of public transit in the area. At its peak, the Los Angeles Railway had an extensive network of routes, covering over 500 miles. It played a significant role in the development of the city, influencing urban growth and shaping the transportation landscape. However, the rise of automobiles and buses led to its decline and eventual closure.