Mainz Trams, Germany

Metre gauge Adtranz low-floor trams in the German city of Mainz, capital of Rhineland-Pfalz, on 14th March 2006. There are three routes - 50, 51 & 52 - totalling 19.3km served by a standard fleet of 16 Adtranz AM6 trams built in 1996.

Tram 202 approaches the stop outside the Hauptbahnhof Buy Print	Tram 207 arrives at Mainz Hauptbahnhof Buy Print	Powering up the hill away from the main station (seen behind) is tram 201 Buy Print	Tram 202 passes a flat crossing with a standard gauge freight line in the suburbs near Bismarckplatz Buy Print
Standing at the Poststrasse terminus is tram 205 Buy Print	Tram 205 departs from Poststrasse terminus Buy Print	Tram 207 at Konigsborn on single track Buy Print	Tram 207 seen on a single track section near Konigsborn Buy Print
Tram 203 passes a magestic church at Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse in the suburbs Buy Print	Tram 203 departs from Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse Buy Print	Tram 210 arrives at Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse Buy Print	Tram 203 is seen outside the front of Mainz Hauptbahnhof Buy Print
Passing through the suburbs is tram 202 near Bismarckplatz Buy Print	Tram 214 glides along a wooded avenue in the city near Bismarckplatz Buy Print	Tram 214 swings right at the junction for the tram depot at Bismarckplatz Buy Print