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With the new tram system in Liège, lots of car lanes were replaced with grassy tram tracks
With the new tram system in Liège, lots of car lanes were replaced with grassy tram tracks
cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/11742954
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I briefly passed by Liège-Guillemins last year and walked a bit around to see it was still in construction.
I'm glad to see it's now working.
Also, this made me chuckle a bit.
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30 metres to stop is pretty good performance though. A freight train with Belgian braking rules would take up to 2km to stop.
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Something about that poster strikes me as being somewhat… derivative…
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It's a noble goal and a good message but it's kind of ruined by the smaller patronizing text. It's weird to tell people that the tram always has priority, but the people's security is its priority. They should pick one.
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This is the future I want
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And? Is there a lawnmower tram?
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Just a standard one
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I really ask myself why this is not a thing. Because the costs of mowing the grass are one argument of cities against having grass on the tracks.
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What if you could affix a lawnmower attachment to a normal tram and have it mow the grass on its normal route?
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Ah yes, the T1 normal line to just a standard destination
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In case you were wondering: that terminus is at the football stadium of the club of Liège which is called Standard
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Appreciate the info, i was about talking shit tho
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Looking really fun to play on
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Especially blindfolded with headphones in
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Alright, fess up. Who told the tram to touch grass?
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This is neat! We've got lots of trams in Cologne, but i've never seen grassy tram tracks around here.
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why does this look SOOO fun to have a pick-nick on? it genuinely looks perfect for thad..,
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Now you can get run over in style.
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