Tram – types

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[edit] 1G-7G (Schindler/Beijnes/Werkspoor)

→ pl

3G in Poznań, Poland

3G in Poznań, Poland

3G in Poznań, Poland

3G in Poznań, Poland

3G in Poznań, Poland

Amsterdam, Netherlands

[edit] 10 T or 10T (Škoda-Inekon, United Streetcar LLC)

(See also Astra, but that name is not used in U.S. marketing.)
→ en

Škoda 10T in Portland, United States

Škoda 10T in Portland, United States

United Streetcar-built 10T tram in Portland.

[edit] N/4N/5N (Konstal)

→ pl (N), pl (4N/5N)

N in Gdańsk

N in Poznań

5N in Elbląg, Poland

[edit] 13N (Konstal)

→ pl

13N in Warszawa, Poland

[edit] 102N/102Na (Konstal)

→ pl (102N), pl (102Na)

102N in Poznań, Poland

102Na in Poznań, Poland

102Na G-089 in Wrocław, Poland

[edit] 105N/105Na/805N/805Na (Konstal)

→ en (105N/805N), pl (105N/805N)
→ pl (105Na/805Na)

105N in Gdańsk, Poland

105Na in Poznań, Poland

105NaDK in Poznań, Poland

105N/2 (also known as 115N) in Poznań, Poland

805N in Toruń, Poland

[edit] 111N (Konstal)

→ pl

111N in Kraków, Poland

[edit] 112N (Konstal)

→ pl

112N in Warszawa, Poland

[edit] 114Na (Konstal)

→ pl

114Na in Gdańsk, Poland

[edit] NGd99 (Konstal)

→ pl

NGd99 in Gdańsk

[edit] 116N/116Na/116Nd (Konstal, ALSTOM Konstal)

→ pl (116N/116Na), pl (116Nd)

116Na in Warszawa, Poland

116Nd in Bytom, Poland

[edit] AKCM (Belkommunmash)

→ ru, it

AKCM-60102 in Minsk, Belarus

AKCM-60102 in Minsk, Belarus


[edit] Astra (Škoda/Inekon), Trio (DPO Inekon), Anitra (Škoda), Vektra (Škoda)

→ en, nl, pl

Škoda Astra in Litvínov, Czech Republic

Škoda 03 T (Astra) in Plzen, Czech Republic

Škoda 03 T (Astra) in Plzen, Czech Republic

Škoda 05 T (Vektra) prototype in Plzen, Czech Republic

Škoda 10 T (Astra) in Portland, Oregon, United States

Škoda 10 T (Astra) in Tacoma, United States

Škoda Anitra in Brno, Czech Republic

Škoda 14 T (Vektra) tram for Prague on tests in Plzen

Škoda 14 T (Vektra) tram for Prague on tests in Plzen

DPO-Inekon 12-Trio in Seattle, United States

DPO-Inekon 12-Trio in Seattle, United States

DPO-Inekon 12-Trio in Portland, United States

[edit] Avanto/S70 (Siemens Transportation Systems)

→ en

Houston, Texas, United States

San Diego, California, United States

Portland, Oregon, United States

[edit] CAF-Siemens tram

Alicante, Spain

Lisbon, Portugal

Valencia, Spain

[edit] Citadis (ALSTOM Transport)

See Citadis

[edit] Cityway (ALSTOM Transport)

Trammessina1.jpg

Messina, Italy

[edit] Cobra (Bombardier Transportation)

→ de, en, ja, nl

Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich, Switzerland

[edit] Combino (Siemens Transportation Systems)

See Combino

[edit] Flexity Classic (Bombardier Transportation)

→ de, en, nl

Adelaide, Australia

Bremen, Germany

Dresden, Germany

Dresden, Germany

Essen, Germany

Essen, Germany

Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Kassel, Germany

Kassel, Germany

Kassel, Germany

Krakow, Poland

Schwerin, Germany

[edit] Flexity Link (Bombardier Transportation)

→ de, en, nl

Saarbrücken, Germany

Saarbrücken, Germany

Saarbrücken, Germany

[edit] Flexity Outlook (Bombardier Transportation)

→ de, en, nl

[edit] Cityrunner (Flexity Outlook C)

→ de, nl, pl

Brussels, Belgium

Stockholm, Sweden (Brussels 3006)

Geneva, Switzerland

Linz, Austria

Linz, Austria

Lodz, Poland

[edit] Eurotram (Flexity Outlook E)

→ de, nl

Strasbourg, France

Strasbourg, France

Strasbourg, France

Porto, Portugal

Porto, Portugal

Porto, Portugal

Milano, Italia

[edit] Flexity Swift (Bombardier Transportation)

→ de, en, ja

K4500, Cologne, Germany

K4500

K5000

K4000, Cologne, Germany

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

A32, Stockholm, Sweden

A32, Gouda - Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands

Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul, Turkey

Minneapolis, United States
Wrap advertising light rail.jpg

Minneapolis, United States

Minneapolis, United States

[edit] GT6/GT8/GT12 (Duewag)

→ de, pl

GT6, Ludwigshafen, Germany

GT6, Poznań, Poland

GT6, Poznań, Poland

GT8, Mannheim, Germany

GT8, Poznań, Poland

Interior GT8, Poznań, Poland

Interior GT8, Poznań, Poland

GT8ZR, Poznań, Poland

GT8ZR, Poznań, Poland

GT8ZR, Poznań, Poland

GT8ZR, Poznań, Poland

GT12, Rhein-Haardtbahn, Germany

[edit] Gotha

Gotha in Eupatoria, Ukraine

Gotha at Kirnitschtalbahn, Germany

[edit] GTxN/M/S (Bombardier Transportation)

→ de, en, ja, nl

[edit] 1st Generation

AEG-1G.png

Berlin, Germany

GT6N, Berlin, Germany

GT6N-Z, Berlin, Germany

GT6N, Berlin, Germany

GT6S, Braunschweig, Germany

GT8N, Bremen, Germany

GT8N, Bremen, Germany

GT8N, Bremen, Germany

GT8N, Bremen, Germany

GT8N, Bremen, Germany

GT8N, Bremen, Germany

GT6M, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

GT4N, Kumamoto, Japan

GT6N (R2.2), Munich, Germany

GT6M, Zwickau, Germany

GT6M, Zwickau Bosestraße, Germany

[edit] 2nd Generation

AEG-2G.png

GT8N (R3.3), Munich, Germany

GT8N, Nuremberg, Germany

[edit] Incentro (Bombardier Transportation)

→ nl

Nantes, France

Nottingham, United Kingdom

Nottingham, United Kingdom

[edit] Leoliner (Leoliner Fahrzeug-Bau Leipzig)

→ de

Leipzig, Germany

Leipzig, Germany

Halberstadt, Germany

[edit] MGT6/MGT8 (Duewag)

Mannheim/Ludwigshafen

Rhein-Haardtbahn

[edit] MGT6D etc. (Duewag/Siemens)

→ de

Tram bochum5.jpg
Tram bochum4.jpg
Tram bochum1.jpg
Tram 318.jpg
Tram gegenverkehr2.jpg
Tram gegenverkehr1.jpg
Tram sparkasse.jpg
Tram esso dahlhausen.jpg
Tram miv.jpg
IMG 0911.jpg
Bogestra kupplung1.jpg
TramVfL5.jpg
TramVfL4.jpg
TramVFL3.jpg
TramVFL2.jpg
Tram VFL1.jpg
Tram dahlhausen4.jpg
Tram Dahlhausen3.jpg
Tram dahlhausen2.jpg
Tram dahlhausen1.jpg

R1.1, Bonn, Germany

MGT6D, Gelsenkirchen, Germany

MGT6D, Halle, Germany

MGT6D, Heidelberg, Germany

NGT6C, Kassel, Germany

NGT6C, Kassel, Germany

NGT8, Leipzig, Germany

MGT6D, Oberhausen, Germany

6NGTWDE, Rostock, Germany

6NGTWDE, Rostock, Germany

[edit] MGT6 ('HermeLijn')/NGT6DD/NGT8DD (Siemens/Bombardier)

→ de (NGT6DD), de (NGT8DD), nl

HermeLijn in Antwerp, Belgium

HermeLijn in Antwerp, Belgium

HermeLijn in Antwerp, Belgium

HermeLijn in Antwerp, Belgium

HermeLijn in Antwerp, Belgium

NGT6DD in Dresden, Germany

NGT6DD in Dresden, Germany

NGT6DD in Dresden, Germany

NGT8DD in Dresden, Germany

NGT8DD in Dresden, Germany

HermeLijn in Ghent, Belgium

HermeLijn in Ghent, Belgium

HermeLijn in Ghent, Belgium

[edit] PCC

See PCC streetcar

[edit] Peter Witt

→ en, nl

San Francisco, United States

Milan, Italy

Milan, Italy

[edit] Protram

→ pl

Protram 204 WrAs in Wrocław, Poland

Protram 204 WrAs in Wrocław, Poland

[edit] Sirio (AnsaldoBreda)

→ en, it, nl, sv

Milano, Italia

Athens, Greece

[edit] Stadtbahnwagen Typ M/N (Duewag)

→ de

Tram witten1.jpg
Tram witten2.jpg
Tram Begegnung Witten.jpg
Tram Bahnhofstrasse Witten.jpg
Tram Heven1.jpg
Tram Heven2.jpg
Tram Heven3.jpg
M6 310.jpg
Tram bochum3.jpg
Tram bochum2.jpg

Dortmund, Germany

Dortmund, Germany

Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany

Nuremberg, Germany

Bielefeld, Germany

[edit] Tatra

See Tatra (Tram)

[edit] Timis2

Romania

ARAD, Romania

BRĂILA in work until August 2005; CLUJ; CRAIOVA; GALAŢI - in work until 1998; IAŞI - in work until 1997; ORADEA - in work until Spring of 1998; PLOIEŞTI - in work until 2002; TIMIŞOARA - in work until July 2005;

[edit] TMK 2200 (Končar Elektroindustrija/Gredelj)

→ de, en, nl, sk

Zagreb, Croatia

Zagreb, Croatia

Zagreb, Croatia

[edit] Tramway Français Standard (GEC-Alsthom)

→ fr, en, nl

Nantes, France (TFS-1)

Nantes, France (Extended TFS-1)

Paris, France (TFS-2)

Paris, France (TFS-2)

Rouen, France (TFS-2)

Rouen, France (TFS-2)

Saint-Étienne, France (TFS-?)

Saint-Étienne, France (TFS-?)

[edit] Variobahn(/Variotram) (ABB-Henschel/Bombardier/Stadler Rail)

→ de, nl

Chemnitz, Germany

Citybahn Chemnitz, Germany

Helsinki, Finland

Helsinki, Finland

Ludwigshafen, Germany

Mannheim (MVV), Germany

Mannheim (OEG), Germany

Mannheim (OEG), Germany

Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia

[edit] ULF (Siemens Transportation Systems)

→ de, en, nl

ULF A (24.2 metres), Vienna, Austria

ULF A, Vienna, Austria

ULF A, Vienna, Austria

ULF A, Vienna, Austria

ULF B (35.5 metres), Vienna, Austria

ULF B, Vienna, Austria

[edit] UKVZ (Ust-Katav Tram Plant) Russia

[edit] KTM/KTP-1

[edit] KTM/KTP-2

[edit] KTM-5

KTM-5 (71-605) tram in depo, Voronezh, Russia

KTM-5RM (71-605RM), Voronezh, Russia

KTM-5 in Tomsk

KTM-5 in Tomsk

KTM-5 in Tomsk

KTM-5 in Saratov

KTM-5 in Rostov-on-Don

KTM-5 in Rostov-on-Don

KTM-5 in Nizhny Novgorod

KTM-5 rebuild as service freight tram in Luhansk, Ukraine

[edit] KTM-8

KTM-8 in Ulyanovsk

KTM-8 in Tomsk

KTM-8 in Tomsk

KTM-8 in Noginsk

KTM-8 in Kolomna

KTM-8 in Chelyabinsk

KTM-8 in Astrakhan

[edit] KTM-19

KTM-21 (car No 1000) and KTM-19 in Moscow

KTM-19 in Chelyabinsk

[edit] Prototypes ans experimental cars

KTM-21 (car No 1000) and KTM-19 in Moscow

71-621 (aka KTM-21) in Moscow

[edit] Riga railcar factory, Riga, Latvia

[edit] MTV-82

also Tushino factory, Moscow, Russia

→ en, ru

MTV-82 in Donetsk, Ukraine

MTV-82 on the postagestamp

MTV-82 tramcar converted into garret for overheadlines maintainance. Voronezh

[edit] RVZ-6

RVZ-6 in Minsk, Belarus

RVZ-6 in Minsk, Belarus

Train of two RVZ-6 cars in Minsk

RVZ-6 in Kazan

[edit] RVZ-7

Ruins of RVZ-7 in Tver
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