Turning trains into trams
Trains often stop at the edge of town centres, forcing inconvenient transfers. Running railway lines onto tram networks provides a solution.
Benedict Springbett
Benedict Springbett is a writer and Bar student based in London.
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The magic of through running
Words by Benedict Springbett
Commuter trains often stop at the edge of cities. Short tunnels can link them up, creating metro networks for a fraction of the cost of building them from scratch.