Sentence examples for tram operation from inspiring English sources
The Meyerowitzes had been affluent well-to-do industrialists in imperial Russia with activities in meat canning, glue manufacture, electricity generation (which was in its infancy) and tram operation, based in Saratov on the Volga.
Automatic Train (or Tram) Operation (ATO) systems have been widely studied in the last decade to guarantee energy-efficient operation.
A combination of physical ergonomics assessments and human factors investigations identified issues with design and tram operation in two sites in Australia.
Problems encountered in the integration of the RFID reader and the tags with the tram operation system are defined and the solutions for these problems are also given.
The aim of this study was to investigate the safety impacts of platform stops over older design stops (i.e. Melbourne safety zone tram stops) on pedestrians in the context of mixed traffic tram operation in Melbourne, using an advanced before after crash analysis approach, the comparison group (CG) method.
Steam tram operation was introduced quickly, but the network always struggled to pay its way and just after the start of the 20th century Wigan Corporation gradually bought the operating leases and converted the network to electric tramcar operation.
Tram operations are based on public service obligation contracts.
Until 1907 all horse tram operations were by private companies, with the government passing legislation authorising line construction.
On 1 July 2003, Oslo Sporveier was reorganized with the operation of the trams transferred to Oslo Sporvognsdrift ("Oslo Tram Operations") and the operation of the Metro to Oslo T-banedrift ("Oslo Metro Operations").
As managing director of the UERL from 1910, he led the take-over of competing underground railway companies and bus and tram operations to form an integrated transport operation known as the Combine.
To ensure the most efficient integration between the new tube line and the UERL's bus and tram operations, the stations were located further apart than in central areas and where road transport services could be arranged to deliver and collect the most passengers.
