Nottingham Express Transit : Tram Stops : The Forest
| Line | Location | Opening date | number of platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Line One | On-street, tram only | 9th March 2004 | 3 |
The Forest is the largest of the Park & Ride site, where trams replaced buses in a long-established operation. The stop has three platforms. The centre track is connected to both running lines in both directions, and can be used to turn back short workings. This will be useful on busy Park & Ride days, for instance in the run-up to Christmas, and for when the city's annual Goose Fair is held on the adjoining open space. The stop here is on reserved track
Pictures
The angle of the shelters shows how steep a slope The Forest is built on. The yellow block above the platform on the right of the picture indicates the location of a passenger call point, with a microphone link to the control centre
24/03/2004 • 000104
View across Gregory Boulevard to The Forest, looking towards the city. Note the interlaced track on the left
24/03/2004 • 000105
The centre platform at The Forest is not used very often, and trams occupying all three platforms is not a common sight. Here service trams for Station Street and Phoenix Park sit in the outer platforms while tram 215 sits in the centre platform on a non-passenger working
03/06/2004 • 000106
The car park at The Forest has just under a thousand spaces. This weekday shot shows good patronage
24/03/2004 • 000107
Interlaced track crossing Gregory Boulevard at The Forest stop, looking towards the Hyson Green loop
24/03/2004 • 000108
Passengers wait in wintry weather for the next city-bound tram at The Forest
23/02/2005 • 001227
View of The Forest tram stop in the snow, and the northbound tram line as it negotiates Noel Street. In the distance a tram crosses Gregory Boulevard
23/02/2005 • 001231
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