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Standing at Merton Park station two stops away from the terminus at Wimbledon this very attractive liveried Croydon waits to depart. Tramlink has adopted several different co-operate liveries for its trams, the first few were acknowledgements of the people who were associated with the project - scuh as Amey - and businesses associated with Croydon such as Nescafe and the Whitgift Centre. The First Group - which this livery represents - is a major transport operator currently operaing several Railway franchises in the UK. Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 o 15 July 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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The brand new state-of-the-art Croydon Tramlink vehicle of type CR4000 on display in Birmingham (Railway Technology exhibition, November 1998). 24 low-floor light rail vehicles will be built by Bombardier and equipped with a Kiepe propulsion system. According to the London Transport numbering scheme, these vehicles that are similar to the K4000 low-floor trams delivered to Cologne will be numbered CR 2530 to CR 2553. Klaus P. Canavan, kc@rail-info.ch

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A tramlink tram speeds up hill en route to West Croydon station, 24 October 2005. Photo by Chris McKenna 24/10/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. If you wish to use this, or any other of my photographs, under a different license see my relicensing policy.