Big yellow trams (trolleys) where seen everyplace
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A decorated bus stop was near the zoo
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Transport stops resembled their brethren everywhere
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Pedestrian signal buttons lit red once depressed
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Buses and taxi's were present
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Right of way typically down parklike center of street
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Sleek trolleys pass statues
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Trolleys even ran through the Market Square
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Bold ads graced trolley sides
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Each trolley car was double articulated to take tight turns
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A major terminus was outside Karlsruhe Hauptbahnhof
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Trolley terminus viewed outside entry to zoo
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Stadtbahn Karlsruhe, Germany   •  (Photo posted Thursday 10 April 2008)   •  (Photo taken 15:43:44 Saturday 8 March 2008)   •  © 2008 Bryan Costales

Large signs showed arrival times for trolleys
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Trolleys shared intersections with automobiles
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Seating was available in the rear
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Pedestrian wait-signals prevented accidents
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Some stations were only delineated by a low fence
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Heavy traffic emerged from under the railroad station
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On narrow streets the trolley barely cleared parked cars
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An ad for Don Carlos added excitement to the trolley stop
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Repairs were undertaken while the system continued to run
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Trolleys could appear large and overwhelming
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