Oslo (NO)

Oslo (NO)

The Oslo Tramway is a 131.4-kilometre (81.6 m) network which consists of six lines with 99 stops and has a daily ridership of 110,000. It is operated by Oslo Sporvognsdrift, a subsidiary of the municipal owned Kollektivtransportproduksjon who maintain the track and 72 trams on contracts with the public transport authority Ruter.

Oslo 102 at Fred Olsens Gate on 5th August 1991. There are 40 six-axle trams of type SL79, numbered 101-140. These are single-articulated, and unidirectional. They were delivered in two batches, the first batch, with 25 trams, started arriving in 1982, the second batch of 15 trams arrived in 1989. The two batches are fairly similar, but with different interiors, and the rear door of the second batch is double. The first ten trams were produced by Duewag of Germany, the rest were produced by ABB at Strømmen.

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Oslo 102 at Fred Olsens Gate on 5th August 1991. There are 40 six-axle trams of type SL79, numbered 101-140. These are single-articulated, and unidirectional. They were delivered in two batches, the first batch, with 25 trams, started arriving in 1982, the second batch of 15 trams arrived in 1989. The two batches are fairly similar, but with different interiors, and the rear door of the second batch is double. The first ten trams were produced by Duewag of Germany, the rest were produced by ABB at Strømmen.