Modern trams for Bath...

City residents are crying out for green solutions to tackle traffic congestion.

Trams can be all things to all people…

From today’s ultramodern air-conditioned luxury urban transportation, moving business people and shoppers around, in and out of the city..

To modern-retro vintage style trams that evoke an air of nostalgia, and hearken back to a previous century… Such trams are a popular tourist attraction, providing easy transit to and from the historic features of an old city.

In tandem with a primary transportation role, tram restaurants can also be incorporated as a wonderful dining experience, traversing the city sights whilst enjoying fine local cuisine.

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Trams can provide a tangible link from past to present....

Electric powered, quiet, elegant and comfortable....

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Many freight HGVs can instead transship their wheeled baskets to off peak trams on a convenient to them side of town tram stop

August 2, 2018 / Dave

This HGV is typical and he makes 20 drops of the wheeled baskets you can see ( folded) on the tail gate, and this can take 8-13 hours. The economics of trams means that a single tram unit with maybe 300 person capacity, will be full at rush hour, but more or less empty at […]

The installation of trams drives city regeneration by making access cheap, easy, fast, pleasant and convenient

July 31, 2018 / Dave

Metrolink has helped to create the modern Greater Manchester city-region by driving regeneration and employment in the areas it serves. Last year saw a record-breaking 37 million passenger journeys and that number is continually growing. https://www.wired.co.uk/article/trams-edinburgh-manchester-uk-transport-system See also: https://bathtrams.uk/5756-2/ Trams are great for city transport – why doesn’t the UK have more? and can […]

The renaissance of tramways and urban redevelopment in France

July 31, 2018 / Dave

From: https://www.degruyter.com/downloadpdf/j/mgrsd.2017.21.issue-1/mgrsd-2017-0005/mgrsd-2017-0005.xml MISCELLANEA GEOGRAPHICA – REGIONAL STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENT 5 Modal shift from private cars to public transportation is often presented as one of the pillars of sustainable mobility in cities (Ferbrache & Knowles 2016) under the “European model”. At the same time, the (re) building of cities through the reorganization of daily mobilities is […]