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I'm called and visited so often today, I might as well do no work at all and post a picture.

This was taken yesterday, on Den Haag Centraal Station. It's not really about transport, but about people, but I won't rely on the perception and tolerance of the gallery admins of 'City Life' or 'Street'. The alternative title that I considered was "Modern Times".

But, for the transport fans: the tram you see is the local (and regional) light rail. It operates on (former) parts of the train network but also in the streets as a normal tram. Additionally, it runs underground for a few blocks and through a building (the Ministry of Culture).
Den Haag Centraal Station is a terminus station and the tram and bus platforms are on top of the train platforms; after a recent change, the trams are visible form the Station hall and sharing the station hall's extended ceiling/roof, which I rather like. Other tram platforms are next to the building on ground level, parallel to the train tracks.

Featured by in his DD journal [link]
Featured by in his journal [link]
Featured by in her news article 'People and the City' [link]
Featured by in his nice journal [link]

Description
I'm called and visited so often today, I might as well do no work at all and post a picture.

This was taken yesterday, on Den Haag Centraal Station. It's not really about transport, but about people, but I won't rely on the perception and tolerance of the gallery admins of 'City Life' or 'Street'. The alternative title that I considered was "Modern Times".

But, for the transport fans: the tram you see is the local (and regional) light rail. It operates on (former) parts of the train network but also in the streets as a normal tram. Additionally, it runs underground for a few blocks and through a building (the Ministry of Culture).
Den Haag Centraal Station is a terminus station and the tram and bus platforms are on top of the train platforms; after a recent change, the trams are visible form the Station hall and sharing the station hall's extended ceiling/roof, which I rather like. Other tram platforms are next to the building on ground level, parallel to the train tracks.

Featured by in his DD journal [link]
Featured by in his journal [link]
Featured by in her news article 'People and the City' [link]
Featured by in his nice journal [link]