Vancouver officially opens Olympic Line Streetcar

VANCOUVER, Canada - People get off an Olympic Line streetcar in Vancouver, Canada, on Jan. 21, 2010, as the city starts operating the 1.8-kilometer line between the Olympic Village Canada Line Station to Granville Island. The line, which is expected to reduce traffic jams, will provide free rides from January 21 to March 21.

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