Trams Without Wires
This set of pictures, shows trams running in the city centre and the unique ground level power system called APS.
APS or a system like it, should have been used in Edinburgh to avoid putting up unsightly wires.
This set of pictures, shows trams running in the city centre and the unique ground level power system called APS.
APS or a system like it, should have been used in Edinburgh to avoid putting up unsightly wires.
December 12, 2013 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Bordeaux, Home Run From Bilbao, Trams
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