international experience should be useful as it shows that trams can coexist with cyclists

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This new report on . They of course help cut car journeys into city centres, thus making walking and cycling safer and more enjoyable, as they are more attractive than buses to suburban residents. The link also offers a free data source to enable cities to be compared

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Bristol & Bath Area Trams Association

international experience should be useful as it shows that trams can coexist with cyclists

Hill Climbing capability of trams – they can easilly deal with Bath’s Hills – as they did in the past

The Oslo effect – how non-exhaust pipe, non-tailpipe particulate emissions are a serious health problem

On Street Running – can trams fit in the narrow streets in Bath, whilst sharing the same road as cars?

Evidence that car drivers will switch to trams but not buses – 2

Comparative energy consumption of trams and buses

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

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