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[edit]DescriptionManchester Metrolink B-58 tram nr. 1014, The City of Drama, 1994 - Flickr - sludgegulper.jpg |
manchester tram The Robert Owen en route from Bury to Altrincham in Mosley Street, Manchester. The opening day of the system was on 6 April 1992,the northern route to Bury, followed by the extension to Altrincham on 20 June, with an official opening by the Queen on 17 July. At this time, the tram was operated by Greater Manchester Metrolink Limited (GMML). The services were operated initially by 26 of the above AnsaldoBreda T-682-car units, of which 12 of the first 26 are named,plus another 11 more recent units, and which are now numbered 1001-26. 1014 is named The City of Drama here, but has now been renamed The Great Manchester Runner.. List of names here |
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