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In the past 2 decades or so there's been a tremendous revival of these systems around the world. You can also add LRT systems as well as many new trams fall under that category as well.
Some of mine are:
Melbourne
Toronto
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Barcelona
Prague
Vienna
Budapest
Moscow
Warsaw
Bordeaux had the first commercial tram catenary-free design, by electric power from the ground (APS).
There were some breakdowns in the first years of service but since then it is a very reliable system and today this technology is present in many French cities and for tram of Dubaï and Rio.
Bordeaux had the first commercial tram catenary-free design, by electric power from the ground (APS).
There were some breakdowns in the first years of service but since then it is a very reliable system and today this technology is present in many French cities and for tram of Dubaï and Rio.
I remember seing this in Tours recently...
I like the design. But it's network is really modest. One line. Tours is quite small.
I guess it's common everywhere in Europe too now
Last edited by Pokitobounto; 09-02-2017 at 06:47 AM..
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