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John Rowland wrote: In Nottingham a road crosses an adjacent railway and tramline. I think that both lines are single track, being a former double track railway, but I might be wrong there. There are barriers around the railway but the tramway is ungated - this is because the tramline is too frequent to have a gated crossing. I don't think there is room for even one car between the tramline and the railway. (This is all hearsay, I have neve been there or seen written confirmation). The first picture I can lay my hands on is at http://www.nettrams.net/PictureGalle...s/WSBUP09F.htm which suggests the yellow box and zig zags extend across the tramline outside the barriers, as well as the NR line inside. So cars must not stop there - especially since there is as you say no room ! Nick -- http://www.leverton.org/ ... So express yourself |
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