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Arhus aims to pioneer Danish tram-train: Denmark's second-largest city is planning the country's first tram-train project. Danish correspondent Denis Bowers examines how Arhus plans to marry existing lines with new light rail sections through the city centre to create a comprehensive tram-train network.(Transit special)
International Railway Journal
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WITH a population of almost 300,000, Arhus, on the east coast of Jutland, is the second largest city in Denmark after Copenhagen. To meet the changing transport demands of residents, the city is planning a tram-train project.
Arhus is served by half-hourly Danish State Railways (DSB) mainline services from Copenhagen, which after reversing at the city's main station, Arhus H, continue north to Aalborg and Frederikshavn. There are also regional services operated by both DSB and Arriva as well as international services to Hamburg and Berlin.
Arhus H is also ...
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