The Paris Tram Rebirth - That London Missed
At present, Paris is home to over 195km of tram routes, while London has under 30km. Both cities' networks were built during the 1990s, but Paris's network has continued to grow since then, but London has stayed the same since 2000. Today, we cover why this is, and how London would've benefitted from a system like Paris has.
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