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city decided to reintroduce the trams to complement its new metro network, then under construction. The first three lines of the new system were opened in the southern part of the city on 15 August 2013: Line 1 from New World International Convention & Exhibition Centre to Taoxian street, line 2
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there were three tram systems – two operated by the colonial powers of Britain and France and one by a Chinese company. The British system opened in 1908 and was the largest of the three. It had 7 lines and ran 216 tramcars. The French system opened the same year and its 3 lines ran 60 tramcars. The
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lines. Many Japanese cities had extensive tram systems until the 1960s, when increased motorization started to make some lines disappear. While others, particularly in the larger cities, were outright replaced by subway lines or converted the interurban routes to suburban railway lines. Tokyo, for
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electrical tramway system was introduced in 1912 as a replacement of the horse-driven trams that were running since 1901. The Tashkent tram system is the oldest in Central Asia and was one of the biggest in the former Soviet Union. In the beginning of the 21st century, the system lost many of its
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The Surabaya tram network was first built in 1886. Initially consisting of steam trams, another network of electric trams was added in 1923. They served Surabaya commuters well into the independence era. The electric tram bowed out from service in 1968, while its steam counterpart outlived the
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In 2012 there was talk of reviving Surabaya's tram network as a part of Surabaya Mass Rapid Transit project, which will see parts of the old electric tram right of way reactivated, and it will be combined with the future monorail network. The project is aimed to alleviate Surabaya's traffic
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had an electric tram system. This system commenced operations around 1900 and was discontinued by 1960. The original operator was the Colombo Electric Tram Car and Lighting Company Ltd. (represented by Boustead Brothers), and after an infamous tram car Strike, the
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were well established at the start of the 20th century, but started to decline in use in the 1930s. By the 1960s, the majority of systems had been closed down. Extensive legacy tramways still exist in Japan. Recently, more modern systems have been built in China.
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in 1952). By 1943, the system had five lines and a spur line in 1968. The system's demise began with line closure in 1982 and survived until the last line closed in 1989, and continued as a trolley bus system until 1993. All tram cars were imported from France.
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in 1892, and was eventually converted to electric trams in 1893. It serviced Bangkok with 53.5 km of track and operated as 11 tram lines with 206 trams. The tramway service was discontinued in 1968.
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in Taiwan from the 1890s to 1945, the Japanese administration in Taiwan planned for extensive tramway networks across various Taiwanese metropolitan areas. However, none of these plans materialised.
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that was expanding rapidly into a military city at that time with 6.5 km of track. The tramway service was using disused rolling stocks from The Bangkok tramway system to run the service.
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of the Companía de los Tranvías de Filipinas were replaced by electric-powered streetcars as it changed ownership to the Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company, now known as the
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built in 1895. By 1932, there were 82 street railway companies in 65 cities, with 1,479 km of track. Similar to North America at the time many of these local tram networks had
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city, the largest city of Liaoning province, a Japanese owned electric tramway opened in 1925 and replaced an earlier horse-drawn tram system that dated from around 1907.
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There are still many smaller cities that still have relatively well-kept networks. However, not many of them enjoy high ridership. Current tram systems include the
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on a 0.5m gauge line. The system went bankrupt in 1896, but the system managed to survive using 14 new cars (trailers and locomotives) that CFTI ordered from
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tramway system started operations in 1942. By the 1950s the system covered 28 km with 98 cars. The system continues to operate today with two lines.
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was closed in 1975 as trams were involved in many accidents and there was an attempt to decongest the city's traffic. Trams are under construction at
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and the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science & Technology in 2001; the two LRVs were built to the 1067mm Cape gauge to be tested on
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The first serious attempt on light rail in contemporary Taiwan was the development of two demonstration light rail vehicles (LRVs) by the
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system began operation in August 2011 with one 13-kilometre-long line, and is undergoing extension and expansion. The first line of the
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Beijing had the first tram system in China. It opened in 1899 and connected Ma-chai-pu Railway Station to the south gate of the city.
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that first opened in 1991. It is now 50 km in length, running mainly ČKD/Tatra vehicles with some other trams originally from
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and line 5 from the Olympic Center to Shenfu New Town. A fourth line is under construction. A year later, Nanjing opened the new
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electrics before bowing out from service in 1978, making it the very last urban steam tram service in the world to see service.
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congestion and provide cheap public transportation for Surabaya commuters. As in 2014 the project have entered tender phase.
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city had a tram system that opened in 1906. By 1933 it had 9 miles of track and operated 116 tramcars. It was closed by 1972.
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The Semarang tram network was constructed between 1882 and 1883, and it was essentially the inner suburb extension of the
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However, in the 21st century, a number of tram systems started operating. Initially, Tianjin and Shanghai have introduced
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The short-lived Lopburi tramway service was introduced in 1955 and closed down only 7 years later in 1962. It serviced
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there. However the first revenue-earning light rail line only came about with the start of construction of the
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Several cities in China had tram systems during the 20th century. However, by the end of the century, only
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By 1937 it had expanded to cover 12 km of track and ran 21 tramcars. It was finally closed in 1973.
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in June 2013.; the first phase began trial operations in 2016 with a fleet of catenary-free low floor
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Chinese system opened in 1913 and operated 52 tramcars over 4 lines of some 23.5 km in length.
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The trams were superseded in the late 20th century by an urban rail network, beginning with the
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opened in August 2023, and two additional lines are under construction. A light rail system for
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province had a tram system circa 1902, operated by the Manchuria Railway Company with 26 trams.
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through the Companía de Tranvias y Ferrocarriles de Manila. These streetcars are known as the
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Dalian city in Liaoning opened its first tram line on 25 September 1909. It was operated by
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province had a system from 1927 with 8 lines and about 40 trams. The system closed in 1987.
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formerly had tram networks, but all of these were dismantled between the 1930s and 1960s.
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routes due to removal of track from the city center. The last route closed in May 2016.
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Line 4 – Place des Cocotiers-Pagode des Corbeaux-Pont du Papier (Cầu Giấy) (1907–1986)
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came into operation. All rolling stock (21 streetcars) were transferred from Tashkent.
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Trams were formerly used in Sendai, Yokohama, Kobe, Fukuoka, and Nagoya, among others.
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began operations in December 2018 with a fleet of locally-built light rail vehicles.
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had trams up until 1968. Some of their cars were acquired second-hand from the
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just before the 2014 Youth Olympics. After that new tram systems opened in
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at its stations and the first tram system outside Europe to be powered by
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The tramway system was introduced in the then British colony in 1904. The
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From Horsepower to Electrification: Tramways in Batavia-Jakarta 1869–1962
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Double-decker Tram. The tramway system was first introduced to the then
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opened in 2014 and became the first tramway system in the world to use
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Other cities in Indonesia that used to have an urban tram network were
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to evaluate the suitability of light rail in Kaohsiung and operated a
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under French rule. These networks were no longer functional after the
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Line 3 – Petit Lac-Pagode des Corbeaux-Thái Hà Ấp (1904–after 1982)
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took over operations. Subsequently, the tram system was phased out.
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Line 5 – Mandarine-Kim Liên-Place Neyret-Yên Phụ (1930-after 1982)
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Share of the Société des Tramways du Tonkin, issued 22 March 1929
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and the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science & Technology
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was the first and only city where trams were introduced by the
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network ran throughout the city of Manila and its outskirts,
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is also currently planned, as well as a tram-train that will
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rolling stock, but these operate as fully grade-separated
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in Seoul is a future tram line scheduled to open in 2025.
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and construction was expected to start in February 2020.
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Line 1 – Petit Lac (Hoàn Kiếm Lake)-Bạch Mai (1901–1982)
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Compagnie des tramways électriques d’Hanoï et extensions
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systems. Trams were also formerly used on the island of
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Société des Transports en Commun de la Région de Hanoi
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The Bangkok tramway system was a transport system in
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c. 1910s - 1920s. A tram with its tracks is visible.
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In 2018, Gamplong Natural Studio was inaugurated in
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of Hong Kong in 1904 and is still in operation now.
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