merseytram造句

• In response, Merseytravel proposed the Merseytram three line system.
• The scrapped Merseytram plan for Liverpool in Merseyside planned to use the same model as London.
• In 2001, a plan to build new a light rail system, Merseytram was developed.
• "' Merseytram "'was a proposed light rail system for Merseyside, England.
• Councillor Monkcom suggested expansion to Merseyrail or reconstruction of the Liverpool Overhead Railway as preferable schemes to Merseytram.
• Merseytram did not use any Merseyrail track and branch off to disconnected parts of the city not served by rail.
• Neither did Merseytram use mothballed tunnels or trackbeds in the Liverpool area, of which the city has in abundance.
• On 21 December 2004, the Merseytram Line 1 Transport and Works Act application was approved by the Secretary of State.
• The aim of the campaign group was to seek compensation from Merseytram for the loss caused by the compulsory purchase order.
• Following the collapse of the Merseytram scheme in 2006, proposals were considered to revive the project . and the route of the tunnels is safeguarded.
• Line 2 of the planned Merseytram was routed to run through the area; however, while this scheme has not been officially withdrawn, its future remains in doubt.
• Merseytram was placed as a priority project within Merseytravel's transport plan for 2006 2011, and alignments were preserved within all current and approved projects along the Line 1 route.
• It was published by the local press in May 2008 that if Everton Football Club's relocation to Kirkby, just outside Liverpool, was granted planning permission, Merseytram would be more likely to go ahead.
• Unlike Greater Manchester's Metrolink network, which used heavy rail lines and stations serving the towns around Manchester and street running in Manchester city centre, Merseytram was a stand-alone 100 % street running network.
• In 2009, the then Transport Minister Sadiq Khan, in the words of Liverpool Council leader Warren Bradley " virtually kills off Merseytram once and for all . " The Merseytram project was formally closed by the Merseyside Integrated Transport Authority in October 2013.
• In 2009, the then Transport Minister Sadiq Khan, in the words of Liverpool Council leader Warren Bradley " virtually kills off Merseytram once and for all . " The Merseytram project was formally closed by the Merseyside Integrated Transport Authority in October 2013.
• Many of these tram cities are planning or building network extensions ( construction is in progress in Manchester, Nottingham and Birmingham / Wolverhampton ) and several more tram systems are being proposed or are under construction, such as Edinburgh Trams, Belfast EWAY ( proposed ) and Liverpool Merseytram ( proposed ).
• When rumours of a sale at GTL surfaced around 2005 it was FirstGroup with its nearby operations First Chester & The Wirral and First Greater Manchester-which at the time had a school bus division in nearby Kirkby, the Go-Ahead Group plc and Transdev who at the time were bidding for Merseytravel's cancelled Merseytram scheme who seemed like the front runners to buy GTL . However, on Wednesday 13 July 2005, GTL accepted a reported ?.4M cash offer for the company from the Stagecoach Group who in turn agreed to absorb GTL's debt of approximately ?m.