Jubilee class tram at Fleetwood Ash Street
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Jubilee class tram at Fleetwood Ash Street
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 25 Sep 2010
Only two 'Jubilee' class trams were produced, Nos 761 an 762. They used bogies from scrapped 'Balloon' class cars, with body parts similar to those used in Atlantean buses. No 762, pictured here, had central and front entrances on each side, but No 761 had only front entrances. The cars are not popular with the public because the seats are not reversible, so half of them face backwards. The car is seen at the furthest point north to which trams can at present operate.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.920319
Longitude
-3.016628