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Wednesday, 28 July, 2010
A crash course in tram safety—learning the hard way
Trams are pretty big—hard to miss, you might say. Yet some drivers find them hard to avoid, there are regular crashes on Switzerland’s roads as the two battle for space on the streets. Now, as light railways return to their former glory, more road awareness is clearly needed, as WRS’s Tony Ganzer reports.
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