Halberstadt Trams, Germany

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Metre gauge trams in the former East German city of Halberstadt on 17th March 2006. This small, 3 route system - just 9km in length - is threatened with closure. The GT4 trams, which work all regular services, are second hand from Stuttgart and Freiburg - built from 1962 onwards.

Tram 161 (ex-Freiburg) stands outside the Hauptbahnhof prior to working a route 2 service to Sargstedter Weg Buy Print	Tram 164 (ex-Freiburg) is Friedhof bound on route 1, seen here in the City Centre Buy Print	Carrying advertising livery is tram 160 (ex-Stuttgart) in the city centre with a route 2 service to Friedhof Buy Print	Outside the main railway station are trams 155 (ex-Stuttgart) & 164 (ex-Freiburg) working routes 2 & 1 respectively Buy Print
Tram 160 displays its wing mirror whiskers Buy Print	Tram 164 waits to work a route 1 service to Friedhof, seen outside the main station Buy Print	Tram 155 (ex-Stuttgart) is Herbingstrasse bound outside the Hauptbahnhof Buy Print