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Tramlink is a light rail system in the United Kingdom that serves Croydon and surrounding areas in South London. It began operation in 2000 and is managed by London Trams, a public body within Transport for London.

The network consists 39 stops, across 28 km (17 mi) of track, with 38 stops having opened in the initial phase, and Centrale tram stop added on 10 December 2005.[1][2] There is a mixture of street track shared with other traffic, off street track consisting of new rights-of-way, former railway lines such as the abandoned Woodside and South Croydon Joint Railway[3], as well as well as one right-of-way where the Tramlink track runs parallel to a third rail-electrified Network Rail line. The network uses Bombardier CR4000 and Stadler Variobahn trams which are painted in green livery.[4]

The network has a common centre in Croydon's town centre, with eastern termini at New Addington, Elmers, Beckenham Junction, and a western terminus at Wimbledon. There are several interchanges with National Rail, London Overground, and the District line. Tramlink is the fourth-busiest light rail network in the UK behind the Docklands Light Railway, Manchester Metrolink and Tyne and Wear Metro.[5]

Stop Picture Trams between[a] Major interchanges[b]
Beckenham Jcn. and Wimbledon Elmers End and Wimbledon N. Addington and W. Croydon
Addington Village A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters and a level pedestrian crossing between the two platforms. Just before the horizon there is a road which the tracks cross into. No No Yes London Buses Addington Village bus station
Addiscombe A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. Just before the horizon there is a level pedestrian crossing between the two platforms. Yes Yes No
Ampere Way A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. On the right side there are red and blue flags with "IKEA" written and two industrial chimneys. Yes Yes No
Arena A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. Yes Yes No
Avenue Road A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. Yes No No
Beckenham Junction A tram platform with a shelter and ticket machine. A tram in green livery, with "West Croydon 2" written on the LED display is visible and a second set of tracks is visible in the top left corner. Terminus No No

National Rail Beckenham Junction railway station

Beckenham Road A singular tram track with a platform on the right. Yes No No
Beddington Lane A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. Yes Yes No
Belgrave Walk A set of two tram tracks with a platform in the middle. There are shelters and a ticket machine on the platform. Yes Yes No
Birkbeck A set of two railway tracks between two platforms with shelters. There is a mesh fence between the two tracks. Yes No No

National Rail Birkbeck railway station

Blackhorse Lane A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. Yes Yes No
Centrale A paved road with one tram track in the middle and a tram shelter on the right side. There is a glass facade on the outside of a shopping centre in the background. One-way towards Beckenham One-way towards Elmers End One-way towards W. Croydon
Church Street A paved road with one tram track in the middle and a tram shelter on the left with many street-level shops on the right hand side. One-way towards Wimbledon One-way towards Wimbledon One-way towards W. Croydon
Coombe Lane A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. No No Yes
Dundonald Road A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. There is a level pedestrian crossing just before the horizon. Yes Yes No
East Croydon A tram is approaching in the distance on the right near a train station, with three British Rail Double Arrows visible on signs at the top. Yes Yes Yes

London Buses East Croydon bus station
National Rail East Croydon railway station

Elmers End A set of two railway tracks between two platforms with shelters. On the right side there is a sign with the number three. No Terminus No

National Rail Elmers End railway station

Fieldway A set of two tram tracks between two platforms with shelters. There are houses in the background on the left. No No Yes
George Street One-way towards Wimbledon One-way towards Wimbledon One-way towards W. Croydon
Gravel Hill No No Yes
Harrington Road Yes No No
King Henry's Drive No No Yes
Lebanon Road Yes Yes Yes
Lloyd Park No No Yes
Merton Park Yes Yes No
Mitcham Yes Yes No
Mitcham Junction Yes Yes No

National Rail Mitcham Junction railway station

Morden Road Yes Yes No
New Addington No No Terminus
Phipps Bridge Yes Yes No
Reeves Corner One-way towards Beckenham One-way towards Elmers End No
Sandilands Yes Yes Yes
Therapia Lane Yes Yes No
Waddon Marsh Yes Yes No
Wandle Park Yes Yes No
Wellesley Road One-way towards Beckenham One-way towards Elmers End One-way towards N. Addington
West Croydon One-way towards Beckenham One-way towards Elmers End Terminus

London Buses West Croydon bus station
National Rail West Croydon railway station

Wimbledon Terminus No No

National Rail Wimbledon railway station

Woodside Yes Yes No

Notes

  1. ^ This table excludes the small number of trams from New Addington to Therapia Lane and Wimbledon during morning and evening hours.
  2. ^ This excludes any bus stops that are not major bus stations.

References

  1. ^ "Croydon Tramlink". railway-technology.com. Archived from the original on 22 February 2014. Retrieved 16 December 2013.
  2. ^ "London Trams". Transport for London. Archived from the original on 8 November 2016. Retrieved 9 November 2016.
  3. ^ Elvery, Martin (2022-01-28). "Lost Croydon railway line that hardly anyone used before it vanished in the '80s". My London. Retrieved 2024-04-22.
  4. ^ Tram graphics standard (CR4000) (PDF) (Report). Transport for London. November 2019. p. 44. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
  5. ^ Light Rail and Tram Statistics, England: 2017/18 Department for Transport