Where else in London does there need to be a tram?

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Following the success of the London Tramlink in South London which runs through Croydon, does anyone have any ideas where any other proposals for a tram can be built in London?

Anonymous · Answer

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sunshine_mel · Answer

Most of London is well connected with rail, bus and underground routes.

So you'd need to look at where isn't well connected; then look at what the bets options would be

blackgrumpycat · Answer

Check out first all the places that used to have trams, but now don't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trams_in_London#/map/0

Where else in London does there need to be a tram?

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