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West Midlands Metro has invested in new tram cleansing technology in a bid to further increase its response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
ReadCome along to Seaton Tramway on 28th August to see all 13 trams in action throughout the day*. Trams old and new will be traveling between Seaton and Colyton all day. Heritage trams 14, 16 & 19 that ran on the streets of London, Bournemouth & Exeter respectively will be enjoying the 6-mile round trip. […]
ReadPre Metro Operations has been playing it’s part in the development of a futuristic light rail vehicle that incorporates the use of Biomethane and kinetic energy storage.
ReadEssential work to replace tram track between the Royal Centre and Old Market Square tram stops is to finish almost a week ahead of schedule.
ReadOn Monday 22 June, Scottish Government made it mandatory to wear a face covering on public transport.
ReadWest Midlands Metro has launched an innovative online ‘heat map’ to help customers maintain safe social distancing when travelling by tram.
ReadSeaton Tramway is excited to announce its TRAMATHON Fundraising Appeal, which will see a week of live videos streamed online to help raise money for the charity and secure the future of the Tramway and its industrial heritage.
ReadTwo schoolboys have paid a special tribute to Nottingham’s tram drivers for helping to keep the city moving during the coronavirus lockdown.
ReadDuring this period of unprecedented disruption and uncertainty, the transport industry has risen magnificently to the challenges posed by the Coronavirus outbreak. You have played a critical role in keeping Britain moving and serving a nation in lockdown and I wanted to thank you for your tireless work, behind the scenes and on the front […]
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