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	Railway Technology - Nottingham Express Transit Light Rail Scheme.
		Nottingham Express Transit (NET) opened in March 2004 after seven years of construction and serves the largest city in the East Midlands region of England – Nottingham.
		NET is unusual in that it is supported by central government funding announced in December 1998, the first line supported with Government funding of £174m in PFI credits towards the total £200m cost of building and opening Phase 1.
		NET maintains its trams at a dedicated depot at Wilkinson Street in the north of the city near where street running changes to the railway alignment.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/nottingham (1502 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Nottingham Express Transit
		Nottingham Express Transit (or in short NET) is the light-rail tramway in the Nottingham area in England.
		Nottingham is a city (and county town of Nottinghamshire) in the East Midlands of England.
		Nottingham was later captured by the Danes (Vikings) and in the 9th century became one of the five boroughs (fortified towns) of the Danelaw.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Nottingham-Express-Transit (3545 words)

	Marshalls Scapes - Case Studies - Nottingham Express Transit
		The Nottingham Express Transit light rail project serves the largest city in the East Midlands and has been supported by central government due to its importance in reducing environmental damage caused by heavy traffic.
		It is the first tram scheme for Nottingham and aims to greatly reduce the traffic from the suburbs into the city and is also part of a wider scheme to regenerate the area, which has been badly affected by the decline in the traditional mining industry.
		Nottingham now benefits from an environmentally friendly and efficient public transport network set within a stylish and safe pedestrian environment and has attracted 500,000 passengers during the first month and is on target to achieve 8.5 million passengers within the first year.
	www.marshalls.co.uk /Scapes/case_nottingham.asp (378 words)

	388 NET - best practice award - Michael Edwards - Councillor, Mapperley Ward
		Nottingham Express Transit’s Line One runs for 14km between Nottingham Station and the former coalfield community of Hucknall to the north, passing through the city centre and disadvantaged inner city areas.
		Nottingham’s tram is the only UK system to have the city’s main bus operator as part of the tram operating company, allowing the bus company to revise services along tram corridor and instead offer feeder services to tram.
		Nottingham is carrying 25,000 people a day, 5,000 coming from their park-and-ride schemes, because it was built for park-and-ride schemes on openingand that I think is evidence that it has come together and that is how we are going to go forward.
	www.michaeledwards.labour.co.uk /ViewPage.cfm?Page=13691 (1252 words)

	NET (Nottingham Express Transit)
		Nottingham Express Transit, or the Nottingham Tram, is a joint venture by Nottingham City Council, Nottinghamshire County Council and Nottingham Development Enterprise, a private sector organisation working for the economic well being of the City.
		NET is seen as one part of a much wider strategy for Greater Nottingham for the 21st Century, which seeks a balance between the economy, the environment, road safety, and the needs of road users.
		By reducing congestion and pollution, NET will bring environmental and economic benefits to the Greater Nottingham conurbation; as a result, it will help to maintain Nottingham's position as a regional centre, and assist in the regeneration of depressed areas including the South Notts Coalfield.
	www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk /sitemap/services/business/cd_regional_international_affairs/cd_european_work/cd_reg_int-european_projects/cd_reg_int-net.htm (316 words)

	Nottingham Express Transit
		Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is a light rail (tram) system serving the Nottingham area in England.
		The route of the first line starts at Nottingham Station to the south of the city centre, and extends north, passing the Lace Market, Nottingham Trent University, Forest Recreation Ground, and eventually arriving at Hucknall.
		There are also plans for extensions, which would consist of two new lines from the city centre - one going south-west to Chilwell, via the University of Nottingham and Beeston, the other south to Clifton by Wilford.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/n/no/nottingham_express_transit.html (330 words)

	NOTTINGHAM EXPRESS TRANSIT - OneNottingham.com
		As mentioned above, Nottingham train station will be the central hub of the NET network, with a tram interchange to be built above the train station as part of multi-million pound plans to transform the station for passengers and increase its capacity.
		The private organisation developing NET on behalf of the City and County Councils, Arrow Light Rail, has invested the money from its financial backers to provide a system which is fit to run tram services.
		They are finished in the NET livery of dark green, silver and white, fitted with air conditioning and heating, electronic destination boards and timetables, audio announcements and will be staffed by conductors taking money for tickets and giving assistance to passengers.
	www.onenottingham.com /articles/11_nottingham_express_transit.asp (941 words)

	Atkins - Nottingham Express Transit EMC
		Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is a 750 V d.c.
		Line 1 of the NET system will comprise a total of 14km from Station Street in the centre of Nottingham to Hucknall to the north of Nottingham, with a short spur to Phoenix Park at Cinderhill.
		Furthermore, Atkins undertook a hazard identification process to provide an initial assessment of the likely severity of the EMC hazards and initial proposals of any control measures to be implemented.
	www.atkinsglobal.com /wsainternet/markets/rail/lightrailandmetro/5016584 (259 words)

	Nottingham Opens Latest New British LRT Tramway
		Nottingham is famous as the setting for the 'Robin Hood' legend and literary and film creations on that theme.
		What has actually opened is NET Line 1, which runs from Nottingham city center northwards to the communities of Bulwell and Hucknall, with a short westward branch serving the suburb of Cinderhill and a park-and-ride site at Phoenix Park.
		NET's trams are maintained at a maintenance and storage facility at Wilkinson Street near the city center.
	www.lightrailnow.org /news/n_not001.htm (1255 words)

	Nottingham Express Transit - (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is a light-rail tramway serving the Nottingham area in England.
		The route of the current line starts at Nottingham station to the south of the city centre, and extends north, passing the Lace Market, Nottingham Trent University, Forest Recreation Ground, and eventually arriving at Hucknall.
		There are also plans for extensions, which would consist of two new lines from the city centre - one going south-west to Chilwell, via the University of Nottingham and Beeston and then on to Toton/Stapleford, where a Park and Ride scheme near the A52 is intended to draw traffic away from Nottingham city centre.
	www.southasiagrid.com /mediawiki/index.php/Nottingham_Express_Transit (383 words)

	nottingham tram, nottingham express transit (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nottingham Express Transit - NET - is Nottingham's state-of-the-art tram...Tram Consortium (the operating company for Nottingham Express Transit) is a...
		Nottingham Express Transit will maintain its trams at a dedicated depot atWilkinson Street near the City Centre.
		NET serves23 tram stops, which vary from a shelter and raised kerb (eg.
	www.find-searching.com /nottingham_tram_nottingham_express_transit (342 words)

	Nottingham Express Transit (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nottingham Express Transit (kurz NET) ist ein modernes Straßenbahnsystem, welches die englische Stadt Nottingham und deren Vororte erschließt.
		März 2004 durch den Verkehrsminister Alistair Darling eröffnet und kostete 200 Millionen Pfund.
		Die eine würde in südwestlicher Richtung nach Chilwell führen und die University of Nottingham erschließen, die andere nach Wilford und Clifton.
	www.wissens-quiz.de /wissen/bildung/wikipedia/n/no/nottingham_express_transit.html (171 words)

	SearchEngine.net - Nottingham Express Transit
		Nottingham Express Transit - NET - is Nottingham's state-of-the-art tram system - Information, Timetable, Photographs, Route Planning and more.
		Nottingham Express Transit, or NET, is the modern tram system now operational in Nottingham to help ease congestion, enhance the environment,...
		Français : Nottingham Express Transit (NET) est un tramway à Nottingham, Angleterre.
	www.searchengine.net /Nottingham+Express+Transit.htm (175 words)

	Institution of Civil Engineers :: News :: Local transport: Regional overview
		Nowhere is this truer than in Nottingham, where a new light-rail system linking the railway station with the city centre and the north of the conurbation has profoundly affected life in the area with improved accessibility, reduced local congestion as well as acting as a catalyst for development and regeneration.
		The 14km Nottingham Express Transit (NET) opened in March 2004.
		The Government´s refusal to support the proposed South Hampshire Rapid Transit scheme promises chaos on the roads for existing and future residents of Portsmouth, Gosport and Fareham.
	www.ice.org.uk /state_of_the_nation/local_transport_regional_overview.asp (413 words)

	Transport Briefing — Public transport developments and project news (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nottingham Express Transit has recorded an operating profit of £1.2m for 12 months, up from £23,000 for its first year.
		Nottingham Express Transit has reported a 15.5% year-on-year increase in passengers journeys in its second year of operation.
		Nottingham Express Transit is to run additional trams on Saturdays and Sundays to accommodate growing passenger numbers at weekends.
	www.transportbriefing.co.uk /homepageresults2.php?searchterm=Nottingham (752 words)

	Nottingham Express Transit - Definition, explanation
		Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is a light rail tram system serving the Nottingham area in England.
		The route of the first line starts at Nottingham station to the south of the city centre, and extends north, passing the Lace Market, Nottingham Trent University, Forest Recreation Ground, and eventually arriving at Hucknall.
		There are also plans for extensions, which would consist of two new lines from the city centre - one going south-west to Chilwell, via the University of Nottingham and Beeston, the other south to Clifton by Wilford.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/n/no/nottingham_express_transit.php (371 words)

	TheTrams.co.uk: Nottingham Express Transit
		Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is Britain's newest light rail system, opening on 9th March 2004.
		NET is the first second-generation light rail system outside of a Metropolitan county.
		The tramway's promotors are Nottingham City Council and Nottinghamshire County Council, and the operators are a consortium whose membership includes the local city council-owned bus operator, Nottingham City Transport.
	www.thetrams.co.uk /net (362 words)

	Nottingham Express Transit: 25 Oct 2006: Written Ministerial Statements (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		I have today given programme entry approval to a scheme to extend the Nottingham Express Transit (NET).
		The promoters, Nottingham city council and Nottinghamshire county council, are seeking to build on the success of 'Line One' with two new extensions.
		We are still at an early stage in the approval process, but we will continue to work with the Nottingham authorities so they can deliver a tram that is attractive to passengers and value for money for the taxpayer.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /wms/?id=2006-10-25a.91WS.1&s=PFI (248 words)

	Wafinding and graphics Nottingham Express Transit - Line One - Scott Brownrigg (Site not responding. Last check: )
		NET - Line One is the first phase of the proposed Light Rapid Transit System for Nottingham.
		DRU, now part of Scott Brownrigg, have been working within the NET brand identity to design strategic signing and wayfinding solutions across all twenty two stops and five Park and Rides.
		The challenge in developing a consistent approach to signing on the stops has required a clear understanding of customer needs, the aims of Nottingham City Council and an appreciation of local areas.
	www.scottbrownrigg.com /work/transport/14.html (127 words)

	ePolitix.com - Press Releases
		Nottingham businessmen and women will have the opportunity to hear the marketing story behind the City’s new tram system.
		Colin Lea, Marketing Manager at Nottingham Express Transit (NET), will detail the successful marketing launch strategy and how this will evolve as the business goes forward during a presentation organised by The Chartered Institute of Marketing’s Nottingham and Derby Branch.
		The event takes place at the Welbeck Hotel, Talbot Street, Nottingham on Monday, October 10th from 7pm and is open to CIM members as well as individuals from the local business community, offering an excellent opportunity to network as well as hear about the NET.
	www.epolitix.com /EN/Forums/Chartered+Institute+of+Marketing/PressReleases/200510/e325f848-1520-4514-8690-9049e694390f.htm?wbc_purpose=Basic (152 words)

	Bombardier \| Transportation \| Total Transit Systems \| Light Rapid Transit
		Our expertise in implementing light rapid transit systems for cities around the world is evidenced by the following examples.
		Bombardier Transportation, as a member of the Arrow Light Rail Ltd. concession company, was responsible for the landmark 30.5-year contract to design, build, operate and maintain the Nottingham Express Transit (NET*) line 1 system in the United Kingdom.
		NET has carried about 8.4 million passengers in the first year of operations with exceptionally reliable service.
	www.bombardier.com /en/1_0/1_2/1_2_2_2_2.jsp (319 words)

	Beeston, Nottinghamshire . Derby . Nottingham Express Transit . Ilkeston . Ericsson . Boots the Chemists (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first silk mill was burned down along with Nottingham Castle in the Reform Act 1832 Reform Bill riots of 1831.
		The Derby Jazz group caters for the jazz interest in the city and is regarded as one of the UK s leading live jazz music...
		Boots was founded in Nottingham by John Boot in 1849 and transformed into a national chain by his son Jesse Boot Jesse.
	www.uk.fraquisanto.net /Beeston%2C_Nottinghamshire (321 words)

	Nottingham Express Transit
		Pat Armstrong - Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is promoted by Greater Nottingham Rapid Transit Ltd, a joint venture set up by Nottingham Development Enterprise (a private sector led organisation working for the economic well being of the conurbation), Nottingham City Council and Nottinghamshire County Council.
		Arrow's vehicle proposed for NET is the Eurotram with minor changes, including a tighter turning ability, from the vehicle currently operating in Strasbourg.
		The Nottingham NET tram will look like this Strasbourg Eurotram, shown on the new ADtranz test track at Derby recently - surely the most stunning looking public transport vehicle in the world?.
	www.lrta.org /nottingham2.html (1651 words)

	TheTrams.co.uk: Nottingham Express Transit who's who
		The Greater Nottingham Light Rapid Transit Act 1994 is what gives the promoters, the City and County Councils, the power to build and run NET.
		This power is delegated, first to GNLRTL and now to the NET Development Board, and then by these bodies to a private company through a process of competitive tender.
		Nottingham City Transport (NCT) was, until 1986, a department of Nottingham City Council, and the council is still the majority shareholder.
	www.thetrams.co.uk /net/whoswho.php (478 words)

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