@kim_harding @aburgerabz it seems that his graph is slightly off, but the general picture is right.
Anyway, here is another comparison of busses and trams.
https://bathtrams.uk/the-most-energy-efficient-mode-of-public-transport/
For total life cycle comparisions see here: https://bathtrams.uk/relative-life-time-co2-enissions-of-tramways-compared-to-buses-and-busways-taking-into-account-co2-during-construction-ie-steel-and-concrete-etc/ Info from Professor Lewis Lesley: Above: A bombardier tram in the 10th district of Vienna, Austria 2. Alternative calculation. Trams are a seemingly expensive outlay for a city. They require permanent tracks and overhead wires. At least that’s how the figures can often initially appear, but there
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