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A bit off-topic, but regarding the reliability of trams: In Switzerland, we have them in basically every city with a population larger than about 50‘000 (just a
by Lukas_Skywalker 5y ago
A bit off-topic, but regarding the reliability of trams: In Switzerland, we have them in basically every city with a population larger than about 50‘000 (just a guesstimate). Maybe it helps that they have much more experience here. I can only remember a single day in the past 10 years when the trams were delayed in my city because everyone was surprised by the early snow and there were no plows ready. But it was the same for cars, busses and cabs.
- EnKopVand 5y agoDo they share lanes for different directions? I’ve read that they run so well in Norway because the goo they put on the power lines doesn’t get scraped off because they have two sets of rails, one for each direction. It doesn’t bother me personally, I live inside the city so I typically walk or bike to work, so I haven’t followed the evolving scandal too much.