trams

But even then, traffic in the city where trams are is sort of rare, most congestion is on highways where trams obviously aren't a problem.

That's not to say Trams are amazing, but again, the traffic mix is really nice here in my opinion and trams are a part of that story.

In any case, if you're running your buses like trams, with their own dedicated lane and so forth...

They're used in Melbourne because the city streets are unusually wide and it stops trams from being blocked.

In Switzerlans i saw kids as young as 7 walk to school alone taking trams and walking.

In crappy old Bucharest, Romania, even though trams are absolutely awful (they're very old and maintenance is...

Hugely delayed, a shorter line than planned and massively over budget, but they're actually running trams on it now.

It's also overcrowded with students at that time because there are not enough trams going as there is not enough space.

It is rare for trams in Belgian cities to still drive on the road.

Someone figured out the cheapest way to increase the capacity is to replace sitting places with standing places, and so each new generation of buses and trams has less space to sit down.

As there were alternatives there was sometimes no reason to keep the trams.

Be careful of the trams and learn to listen for bicycle bells.

A system designed like that could work like a skip list - you take "the tube" to quickly cover big distances, and use trams to cover the last mile or two.

Trams and buses in Czech Republic have been using this for years.

Trams make sense if you have sections of tunnel in denser parts of the city and grade seperated sections in outer areas; buses can't run in tunnels.