Torquay Tramways operated electric street trams from 1907. Embankments were overcrowded with railways, roads and tramways. The tramway was established in 1871 by Chester Tramways Company. Steam trams started through Smethwick in 1885 operated by Birmingham and Midland Tramways. Monorails, heritage tramways, miniature railways and funiculars also exist in several places. V are used by most tramways (streetcars), trolleybus networks and underground (subway) systems. They include street tramways and bush tramways as well as railways. Birmingham once had an extensive tram network run by Birmingham Corporation Tramways. In 2013 Elektrotrans JV started producing low-floor trams, the first Ukrainian 100% low-floor tramways. In 2013 Electrotrans starts producing low-floor trams, the first Ukrainian 100% low-floor tramways. In 1878 control of the railway passed to the Imperial Tramways Company of London. The electrification of tramways started from the late 1880s. The system was later electrified and operated from 1901 as Birkenhead Corporation Tramways. Initially, state governments attempted to implement metro rail projects through various Tramways Act.