Double-decker trams were once popular in the United Kingdom and some European cities, like Berlin.
Double-deck trams were common in the United Kingdom until the 1950s.
Apart from the Blackpool tramway, the Glasgow Corporation Tramways were the last to close (in 1962).
From 1910 to 1964 double-deck trams were in use in Mumbai.
They were also in use in Johannesburg where trams were operational from 1906 to 1961.
A few of Alexandria Tram’s fleet are also double-deckers.
The initial tramcars were open-topped with garden seat design.
These were replaced by enclosed double-decker trams in 1925 ( or 1923?).
They are very affordable too.
No matter how far you travel, each tram ride costs a flat fare of $2.30.
Hong Kongs tram system provides a good means for cheap thrill.
Hong Kong’s tram system is an icon of the city, like trams in Kolkata.
