Amsterdam tram line 10 with low-floor articulated tram 2001 on Frederiksplein (2009)

Terminus: Frederiksplein.
Photographer: Michael Olsen.
Date: October 14, 2009.
City: Amsterdam (Netherlands).

Gemeentevervoerbedrijf Amsterdam (GVB)
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Amsterdam tram line 10: Van Hallstraat - Azartplein
Closed

Amsterdam low-floor articulated tram 2001, manufacturer Siemens, type Cobino C1/13G, series 2001-2151, width 2.40 m, length 29.20 m, weight 32.5 t, manufactured 2002-2004, with 57 seats and 125 standing places, max speed 70 km/h, signed Van Hallstraat.

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GVB Amsterdam Tram line 7 Cabin ride Slotermeer - Flevopark (2012)Siemens Combino C1: Sloterpark Burgemeester Röellstraat Lodewijk van Deysselstraat Plein '40 - '45 Burgemeester Eliasstraat Burgemeester Fockstraat Burgemeester de Vlugtlaan Bos en Lommerplein Jan van Galenstraat Mercatorplein Marco Polostraat Jan Evertsenstraat Van Kinsbergenstraat Postjesweg Jan Pieter Heijestraat Ten Katestraat Bilderdijkstraat Elandsgracht Leidseplein Spiegelgracht Weteringcircuit Frederiksplein Weesperplein Korte 's-Gravesandestraat Beukenweg Linnaeusstraat Dapperstraat Muiderpoortstation Molukkenstraat Soembawastraat Insulindeweg Flevopark We're going, so stay like that. Okay, that's nice. While driving, if the road is straight, adjust it so I can see if it's really straight. You can say whatever you want because I'll turn the sound off so nobody hears it. Okay, and did you save up for that camera yourself? Eh, I got it from my father. Ah, how nice. Yes, he really does everything for us because he's in America. Yes, he always wants to prove he's still loving us. Yes, of course. I mean, we absolutely believe it, but he keeps buying us nice things. Yes, exactly. Nice. Nice is very nice. And he also has good contact with your mother. I live with her, so yes. Yes, yes, so it has to be seen every day. Yes, yes, yes. Oh, he drove through the Red Light District of Wielstraat, and then later, you look at it on, uh, put it on the computer, and then you follow the whole route. Yes, you can also watch it at home and connect it to your TV. Okay, okay. Yes, but if you send me an email immediately, I can send you the link or the page with the video on it. Oh, yes, okay. Now, back—how long does this trip take, approximately? Oh, yes, eh, well, 1 hour there and 1 hour back, I mean, to Flev on Qu an hour. Oh, you want to go back with someone else? Z immediately, no, you don't have to. Okay, I already have the other route. Okay, sir, had you done the other route? Was that last week? Good morning or afternoon—it's almost an hour. It was on the same day that it went wrong. Yes, that driver who didn't pay attention at a switch then braked hard; the camera just hit the window, then it starts again—the movie file was damaged. I could start over, but I no longer had enough memory. After that, it stopped, so I had to do it again the next day. Yes, exactly. They ignored the switch, no, that was at the construction site, at that junction with multiple switches. I'll tell you in a minute. That street where all the construction is happening, right? Yes, and then you turn left to go up the mountain. Yes, yes. Then there's that stop again—at the junction where he must turn right at seven. That's why it went wrong; the switch wasn't right, and those components weren't functioning correctly. You shouldn't look at them. You need to check the switch parts; he looks at them too late—when he brakes, everything hits the bump, then bam, against the window. It gets a bit damp because you hear that his lamp isn't even important. You mean that lamp, right? Yes, he has to check those switches; that lamp isn't essential. He's been doing this for only a year, so, yes, that's why. He's not stuck on line Z, or is it on every line? If so, I understand, but is it the same for every line? Just that it applies to every switch—that you have to check every switch. I never pay attention to that lamp; I learned to focus on the switch. That lamp isn't correct, right? Yes, if that lamp isn't correct, then the switch must be accurate. Good day, because sometimes that lamp doesn't work either. When it doesn't work, you need to check that switch, see? He didn't do that because it was out, then he blamed it on himself. No, it has to be; he can't blame others, and I know that well. Now you need to look at that Wissel. Sometimes the lights don't work either—you see what I mean? Sometimes you have to pay attention to that Wissel. Someone else from Havenstraat just passed, from R14—not from the Havenstraat, but from the Lekstraat. Is the Lekstraat nicer than the Havenstraat? Well, they don't like each other—both streets don't like each other. Yeah, I heard there’s some rivalry. No, it's not a war; it's just that you don't want to go there because you hardly know anyone, just your own team and route. Yes, but that mainly changes direction. Too bad the sound had to be removed from the video, as the GVP checks YouTube, and I've heard staff can get into trouble if they voice their opinions. Yes, yes, yes. The driver advised me to do that for his safety, as I had filmed him. So, you'd better remove that voice. Yeah, because if the GVB sees that, then— but I removed all the sound because you constantly hear that voice, so they won’t know who is who or what, and they can't see that TRN either. All they can see is the line in the direction again—not a big deal.By Rail Public Transport 🏳️‍🌈 - May 8, 2012.

Postcard: Amsterdam tram line 10 with articulated tram 623 on Leidseplein (1986)Greetings From Amsterdam LeidsepleinBy Henrik Boye, Souvenirkaart - 1986.

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