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Trams offer vital solution to UK’s decarbonisation challenge
UK Tram’s new chairman Steve Edwards discusses the role of light rail in a modern-day successful railway
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Sheffield Supertram’s logical progression
RAIL marks 21st anniversary since trams once again graced the city’s streets, and looks at what awaits the pilot vehicle when it arrives in south Yorkshire
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Making Metrolink accessible for all
RAIL reports on how TfGMs work with the Disability Design Reference Group has culminated in it deservedly claiming the NRA Putting Passengers First prize award
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On the trail of the tram-train
RAIL visits Vossloh’s plant in Valencia, and is given a guide tour of the prototype vehicle that is being developed for Sheffield
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‘Edin’ for a fine future
Outgoing Edinburgh Trams Director and General Manager TOM NORRIS talks to RICHARD CLINNICK about a successful first 12 months of operations in Scotlands capital
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Manchester: a united city
Manchester Metrolink is expanding, and remains the blueprint for a successful tram network.
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The secret of Serco's success
STEFANIE BROWNE reports on DLR's success at the 2013 National Rail Awards
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Underground overjoyed
LU capped a year of celebrations by claiming the Operator of the Year at the 2013 National Rail Awards
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Edinburgh: the end is nigh!
The next 12 months will see further progress in the troubled Edinburgh trams project. PAUL PRENTICE reports
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