THE SHOWBUS ITALIAN BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Azienda Trasporti Milanesi trams
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 Pininfarina had a hand in designing the newest trams on the streets of Milan when seen back in October 2015. The initial 48 (7101-7148) were built by Ansaldobreda. The seven section trams were dubbed Sirios. But there were also two batches (7501-7535 and 7601-7633) of shorter five section trams called Sirettos. This is Siretto 7608 seen at Piazza Ventiquattro Maggio on route 9.
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 Two route 9 trams pass, one from each batch: 7507 and 7609. The view draws attention to the fact that these trams are not double ended requiring loop tracks at route terminals.
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 The fourteenth century Porta Ticinese stood in the way of the route 3 tram, so through the ancient gate the tracks go, in this case bearing Siretto 7620.
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Either side of the archway the tracks split so north and south bound trams take it in turn to pass through on the single tram section. This is 7620 again.
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 Ansaldobreda Siretto car 7618 had a blue advert wrap when seen in Piazza Ventiquattro Maggio.
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