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On Oct 30, 3:42*am, "Peter Masson" wrote:
"burkey" wrote in message ... From the Department for Transport Friday 30th October 2009 Rail passengers travelling between Watford and St Albans are in line for more regular and more frequent services thanks to exciting plans to create a new tram service, announced today by Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis and Hertfordshire County Council. This raises a lot of questions. Will the tram trains use the existing 25 kV OHLE, or will the line be re-electrified at 750 V DC? Will there be additional stations (Garston and How Wood are comparatively recent additions)? Will the tram trains be high floor or low floor? If the latter the existing stations will have to be altered. Are street-running extensions envisaged at either end? Peter Those were the questions that came to my mind. If the system extends in the street 25 kV would not be an option there. OTOH, IIRC Karlsruhe has dual voltage units. Re-electrifying the line would not be a cheap, or easy, option. |
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