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West London Tram (and others)
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005, Peter Fox wrote:
However, I have never seen how, as far as a passenger is concerned, a trolleybus can be any better than an ordinary bus. They accelerate briskly away from stops, reducing overall journey time compared to buses. Of course in the UK we're determined to sabotage that by having the driver take fares, ho hum. And of course they have no emissions at the point of service, which is nice. Try Geneva sometime, you'll see how a modern-day trolleybus can work (e.g the one to/from the airport). But it's no automatic alternative to a tram. Indeed the Genevois are now extending their tram routes. |
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