Trams are often very long. A typical 8-axle articulated tram is 33 or even 36 meters long, and are frequently coupled with another car. These giants of almost 75 meters length, carrying over 400 passengers, co- exist peacefully with the pedestrians and bicyclists in the street and negociate the rather sharp curves with ease. Tramway on main railroad tracks . And they can go to the city centres, too.
Tramways run also on single track regional railway.
Single track interurban tram in the roadside to the less frequented lines to villages in the region. An adequate number of double track exchange area's make frequecies of 15 minutes or less possible. Single track tramway in a small village centre . Double track is not possible at this point, a track around the village not attractive, a tunnel too expensive. It works, and here too the big high-capacity trams offer a fast connection and high capacity.