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- It’s all happening in France 11 Jun 2012
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Funding, Light rail/tram, Other, Europe
Trams - now a key feature of many French towns
A feature of France’s public transport system is that tram lines are much more common than in countries of a similar size and urban structure like Britain. France has 22 tram networks comprising a total of 41 lines.
In the past twelve months new lines have been opened in Dijon, Le Havre and Montpellier. Britain has just five, including the only long standing traditional network in Blackpool. French trams can be found operating in what would be regarded in Britain as quite small...
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The latest towns to celebrate new tramway lines include Le Havre where the first trams arrived last autumn and Montpellier which inaugurated two new lines in April.

