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December 20th 11, 09:39 AM
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Modern double deck trams
On 20 Dez., 11:27, Basil Jet wrote:
On 2011\12\20 08:57, Graham Harrison wrote: I can't find a tram related newsgroup. I've sometimes wondered why modern tramcar makers don't make double deckers. Yes, modern artics swallow lots of people quickly but they also take up a lot of space. A double deck artic (with connections at both levels) How would the upper floor connection cope with vertical curves? Do the same as on double-deck trains and provide a gangway connection on one level only? |
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