Could British trams carry more than just passengers?

With news that freight trials are under consideration in Karlsruhe, could British tram operators follow their German counterparts and carry more than passengers on their light urban rails? Would frustrated business owners welcome the opportunity for congestion free delivery, or would the fixed-link solution prove too inflexible to be a viable alternative to the ubiquitous delivery truck.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Could British trams carry more than just passengers?

With news that freight trials are under consideration in Karlsruhe, could British tram operators follow their German counterparts and carry more than passengers on their light urban rails? Would frustrated business owners welcome the opportunity for congestion free delivery, or would the fixed-link solution prove too inflexible to be a viable alternative to the ubiquitous delivery truck.

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