All Light Rail / Tramway articles – Page 11
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Nottingham Express Transit (NET)
Opened in 2004; two-line network serving 51 stops In December 1998 government approval was given for construction of an initial “Y”-shaped line south from Hucknall and Phoenix Park to the city centre (14 km, 23 stops) opened on March 9 2004. In 2011 the Tramlink Nottingham consortium won the concession ...
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Okayama Electric Tramway (Okaden)
Opened 1912; tramway with two routes serving 16 stops. This ‘Y’-shaped conventional tramway operates routes running south to Seikibashi and southeast to Higashiyama from the main station. Address2-8-22 TokuyoshichoOkayama-shi 703-8291JapanPhone+81 86 272 2101Fax+81 86 272 1288Emailinfo@okayama-kido.co.jpWebsitewww.okayama-kido.co.jp/tramway Traffic Passenger journey3·7 millionInformation year2014 Network data Gauge1067 mmLength5 kmElectrification5 ...
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Tramwaje Elblaskie Spółka zoo
First line opened 1895. Network comprises five operating routes. Addressul Browarna 9082-300 ElblągPolandPhone+48 55 230 7900Fax+48 55 230 7901Emailzkm@elblag.com.plWebsitewww.zkm.elblag.com.pl Network data Gauge1000 mmLength16·5 kmElectrification16·5 km - 600 V DCRolling stock30 LRV/tram cars
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Strausberger Eisenbahn GmbH
Single route opened in 1893 serving 9 stops. This street-running tramway links Strausberg S-Bahn/DB station to the east of Berlin with Hegermühle and Lustgarten, near Strausberg Stadt S-Bahn station. AddressKastanienallee 3815344 StrausbergGermanyPhone+49 3341 345 100Fax+49 3341 345 410Emailste@strausberger-eisenbahn.deWebsitewww.strausberger-eisenbahn.de Traffic Passenger journeys1·4 millionInformation year2018 Network data ...
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Sofia Elektrotransport EAD
First line opened 1901. Network comprises 165 stops served by 11 routes. See Sofia network map. Sofia’s tram network uses two track gauges. Most lines are 1009 mm gauge, but three routes serving the east and southeast of the city are standard gauge. The first these opened in 1987, and ...
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Plzenské mestské dopravní podniky as (PMDP)
First line opened 1899; network now comprises 3 routes serving 54 stops. On December 16 2019 Line 4 was extended south from Bory to Univerzita (1·4 km, 2 stops). AddressDenisovo Nábreží 920/1230323 PlzenCzech RepublicPhone+420 378 031120Fax+420 377 320493Emailpmdp@pmdp.czWebsitewww.pmdp.cz Traffic YearPassenger journeys(million) 2022 38·1 ...
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San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS)
First line opened 1981; network now comprises three lines with 61 stations.See San Diego network map. The $1·2bn Mid-Coast Corridor line north to the University of California campus received final approval in March 2010 with construction beginning in 2016 (17·6 km, 9 stops). Testing began in June 2021, ahead of ...
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Tram di Firenze SpA
Opened 2010. Two lines, serving 36 stops. See Firenze network map. The first section of Line 1 opened on February 14 2010 (7·6 km, 14 stops), and extended to Careggi-Ospedale on July 16 2018 (4·1 km, 12 stops, originally to be Line 3). On February 11 2019 Line 2 opened ...
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Tranvia di Mestre
Opened 2010; 2 routes with 36 stops. This network uses the Alstom/Translohr system of rubber-tyred tram vehicles and central guide rail and is operated by ACTV. An initial line opened across Mestre from Sernaglia, adjacent to the station, northeast to Favaro Veneto Monte Celo on December 20 2010. This was ...
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Tranvia di Padova
Opened 2007; single route with 26 stops. This rubber-tyred tramway uses the Alstom/Translohr system with vehicles steered by a central guide rail. APS Holding is owner and operator. The first section was opened from the mainline station via the historic centre south to Guizza on March 24 2007 (6·7 km, ...
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Sistema del Tren Electrico Urbano (Siteur)
Opened 1989. Network comprises 3 lines with 45 stations. See Guadalajara network map. Guadalajara’s inaugural north-south light metro Line 1 opened on September 1 1989 from Periférico Norte to Periférico Sur (15·6 km, 19 stops), with an extension north to Auditorio completed on November 23 2018 (1 km, 1 station). ...
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Metropolitano de Tenerife SA
Opened 2007; two-line light rail network serving 25 stops. The initial east-west route linking Intercambiador in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and La Trinidad in La Laguna was opened on June 2 2007 (12·5 km, 19 stops). Two short branches, north to La Cuesta and south to Tíncer, were added on ...
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Société des Transports de Tunis (Transtu)
First light rail line opened 1985; network comprises 6 routes. See Tunis network map. Construction began in 1981 with Line 1 opening to Ben Arous in 1985. Line 2 opened in 1989, with lines 3 and 4 following in 1990, and Line 5 in 1992. Line 6 (7 km) was ...
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Tranvía de Parla
Opened 2007, single route serving 15 stops. See Madrid network map. This tramway serves this new town 20 km south of Madrid. The circular, double-track route was opened on June 5 2007, linking the Renfe station at Parla Centro with Parla Este. AddressCamino de la Cantueña 228982 ParlaSpainPhone+34 91 698 ...
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Tranvías de Zaragoza
Single tram route opened 2011, serving 32 stops. The section from Mago de Oz on a southwestern loop serving Valdespartera to Gran Vía, including interchange with suburban services at Goya mainline station, opened on April 19 2011 (5·8 km, 13 stops). This was extended in stages north to Plaza España ...