"Utrecht had an electric city system, GTU (Gemeentetram Utrecht), that stopped in 1939, and an electric interurban to Zeist operated by the NBM (Nederlandse Buurtspoorweg Maatschappij) that closed in 1949. In Utrecht, an NBM city line ram between Centraal Station and a terminal side track at F. C. Donderstraat."
"An extensive Swedish photographic archive of trams and tramways in Germany. It brings together images from many cities, including Augsburg, Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, Munich, Potsdam and Rostock. The photographs show different vehicle types, routes, stops, depots, tracks and urban settings, with place names, fleet numbers and concise captions."
"Wolter82.de is a private German photographic archive about trams, buses and other public transport. It brings together images from numerous cities and countries, including Germany, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Sweden, Switzerland and Italy. The photographs show modern and historic vehicles, regular services, museum routes, special trips, depots and events, with details of location, route, fleet number and date."
"An extensive database of heritage railways and historic transport systems in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Trams have a major dedicated section listing historic streetcars, buses, museums, associations and heritage services, organized by country and region. The site provides concise descriptions of collections, preserved vehicles, museum operations, special trips and excursions, making it a useful gateway to tramway and public transport heritage. Its listings include many museums and historic tram operations across the German-speaking region."
Fahrszeuglisten By: Martin Rimmele. Language: English, German.
"Fahrzeuglisten.de is a German hobby website offering extensive fleet lists for transport operators in Germany and other countries. The database covers regional railways, S-Bahn, underground, light rail, trams, buses, and ferries and can be filtered by region and transport mode. The site also provides a bus chassis-number database, although some fleet lists are several years old."
"Gothawagen, this is the name by which tram drivers and tram enthusiasts know the three-windowed, two-axle standard type T57 from VEB Waggonbau Gotha and its successor models."
"IRJ was launched in 1960 and began monthly publication in January 1961 as the world’s first globally distributed magazine for the railway industry. IRJ is written for senior executives and engineers in the world’s railways and transport systems, transport ministers, manufacturers, railway planners, and consultants."
"lightrail.de shows various historical route network plans, mainly from the Ruhr area, from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. These include trams that have long since been closed down, such as the Vestische, Wuppertal, Bremerhaven, Kiel, and Hamburg."
"Thomas Fehr’s private German website about trams. It presents photographs of tram systems in Dresden and many other cities worldwide, including both historic and modern vehicles. The site also contains galleries, information about vehicle types and subjects, and a selection of tram postcards that can be ordered directly from the creator."
"TRAM2000 is a German public transport portal about trams, buses, and other local transit in Germany and abroad. The site brings together news, monthly update pages, photo galleries with over 16,000 images, video galleries, links, event lists, and a webshop featuring DVDs, photo series, and articles. It also provides details on networks, vehicles, operations, historical development and the many cities and operators it documents over time."
"Peter Hansen’s personal website about trams, trains and light rail. It brings together news, practical information, downloads and links, plus screensavers and photo series from a wide range of cities and systems, including Copenhagen, Aarhus, Stockholm, Malmö, Flensburg, Kiel, Hamburg, Gmunden, Kyiv and San Francisco. The site works as a compact archive for Danish and international tram enthusiasts."
"Rostocker Straßenbahn AG is the biggest public transport company of the Hanseatic City of Rostock with an almost 200 km network of routes and 550 stops."
"Verkehrsverbund Warnow (VVW) I Timetable and price information for Rostock and the region | S-Bahn, tram, city bus, ferry, regional bus, regional train | Route maps | Service | Excursion tips | RSAG | rebus | Molli l Deutschlandticket l Seniorenticket."
"The Rostock Local Transport Friends are a group of committed people of all ages who are interested in the historical research of Rostock's local transport. The range of tasks extends from archival work and documentation to model building and the restoration of large exhibits."