Photos by MultiDunki from Bremen
There are 2 tram and light rail photos by MultiDunki from Bremen (Germany) on Tram Travels.
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Most viewed foto - Ride in the driver's cab BDM T2c Bremen tram (2016)Many thanks to the friends of the Bremen tram.
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Driver's cab ride on Bremen tram 3530 (2013)So the trick with the steps works at this stop too!" Always with a good and friendly saying, Heiko R. drives the old lady from 1976 through the narrow streets of Bremen and, like today on Werder's game day, has his hands full, just like his colleagues in the GT8N. We continue to look over his shoulder as he works and can once again enjoy the small talk of the friends of the Bremen tram. Have fun!
The way, so at this stop too, the dirt with the three steps works perfectly. Yes, we practice that trick; not bad at all. Shh, it has to be very good. One more breath. Are you still there, or have you gotten out? We can, shh, ST too. No, it's all good here; quite relaxed. I can see everything, and here too. How was that with the third step? Come on, we'll push a bit. I'm also now on the street; the ancestors are a map from the past, but they come into the stadium and now quickly out. No, he has to somehow get up, already, not quite the steps—still, honestly, GI, or only on match days. No, that was only one match day earlier when there were more of these vehicles running. People could do that, but it's somehow been completely forgotten, and it doesn't leave until they're free. But the old one could leave. Yes, stadium, we're getting closer to the matter. We're getting closer to the matter. Now we still need points. I wish you all a great game, and please bring the points with you. THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. You're welcome. Ciao. Celebrate later, then goodbye.
I'm still alive, after all, just like some of these people have an ad for my last journey or have expressed their opinions. So, that was 400Ö. Yes, but no, first hello. Now I have time to answer. Feeling like this is my birthday for a little while. We're leaving this morning. Next year, we won't have a JR. Next year, we will—oh right, then I'm going, yes. I just left earlier because I was a bit late; that's why I had to go past the station. Then I took the 302. If we remove the advertising, it would regain its historical character. It still has the old paintwork. We can fix it up for stadium traffic—the whole thing. Where was it photographed? Mobile phone, look. Yes, a driver’s license doesn't automatically mean the phone too, but my father once said that, back then, they all drove cars when they did the PU. So, how many bus and tram drivers were excited about it? I heard that again and again, but that's normal too.
I've been driving for 37 years. Yes, I open the door. My smartphone is now my cell phone. Before that, I had various BNEs on it. Pressed the window and took it. Yes, just over. I'm not even sure if I still have the cell phone. I've already got it. Yes, not when you're on the road, something or other, and then you stand there looking stupid at the oncoming traffic, the HZ, but they don't have any eyes; they don't even come and tell stories like that and other things. Passengers walking across the street, people raising their hands on one side.By MultiDunki - .