Tram-Train trials?

Today at 10:18, Hans-Joachim Zierke wrote:
> Now tell me, how to set up barriers, with more of an achievement than
> increasing the number of people walking the track, and without doubling
> the cost of the station?

You wouldn't barrier that station. You would barrier the main passenger
flows or even the main terminus only, thereby catching "most" dodgers.
Allegedly.

--
Kirk

On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 14:55:49 +0000, Tony Polson
<docnews2011@> wrote:

>"Paul Scott" <notvalidpmscott@> wrote:
>

>>Is there a presumption here that the definition of a 'tram system' includes
>>electrical power?
>
>
>Early tram systems were horse drawn and steam hauled.
>
>They were later converted to electric power when reasonably priced
>systems of generation and distribution became available around the
>final years of the 19th century.

There was the odd exception ,Karachi replaced its horse cars with
petrol engined vehicles. They survived until the tramway closed around
1975.

G.Harman