Manchester Metrolink when I lived and worked Manchester, they diden't have a Metrolink, they had Trams, then came the Buses. M
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Stagecoach Metrolink Limited 1018 and 1006, Ansaldo T68 trams on Lower Mosley Street in Manchester by the Windmill Street junction with a Piccadilly to Altrincham service. Tuesday 22nd June 2010 Note, 1018 was named THE HIRE FLYER in April 1993. The name was removed in December 1995 to allow it to be named SIR MATT BUSBY on 14th December 1995. The name was removed in August 2006 to allow it to be named Waterstone’s Manchester Arndale NOW OPEN on 6th September 2006. The name was removed to allow it to be named ELECTRA on 1st December 2006. The name was removed in August 2007 to allow it to be named CO-OPERATIVE FOOD, the name being removed in October 2007. It was withdrawn from service on 10th August 2012 and was sold for scrap to C.F. Booth Limited, departing Manchester on 16th July 2014 Ref no Canon EOS50D 2nd series - IMG_6900
Manchester Metrolink 3081 seen coming into St. Peters Square on a service to Ashton-under-Lyne
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A Manchester Metrolink tram reflecting in the nearby puddle.
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Metrolink network is one of the most successful light rail systems in the UK, carrying nearly 20 million passengers every year. My job was to work on the design and implementation of the Metrolink signage system across a main line and the city centre.
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Running through to Market Street on a Bury service is 3035 while 3049-3059 are outbound to Altrincham.
This photo was taken to show off the new bus shelters at the west end of Piccadilly bus station. The concrete shelters look pretty stark and forbidding now, but at the time they were a welcome improvement on the even more rudimentary shelters they replaced. The background is dominated by Ryland's department store, which later became Paulden's and is now Debenhams. Meanwhile the bus we can glimpse is a Stockport Corporation Leyland, about to set off back to Hazel Grove on the 192 service. You can't catch a bus from this spot any longer - the site is now crossed by Metrolink tram tracks. If you'd like to know more about the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.gmts.co.uk. © Greater Manchester Transport Society. All rights reserved. Unauthorised reproduction is strictly prohibited and may result in action being taken to protect the intellectual property interests of the Society.
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At least car 3099 looks externally bright as it loads for East Didsbury.
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