I would have thought Prague too. Standing in the central (?) square, trams constantly running past in both directions, interspersed with trolleybuses (running off wire on batteries), there was never a tram not in sight. Budapest seems to be pretty busy too.

David

> On 17 Mar 2024, at 12:27 am, TP historyworks@...> wrote:

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> Without diminishing Melbourne's achievement, I think you'd have to be pretty sure of your knowledge of the world's (particularly Europe's) tram systems to make a claim like that. There would be a few challengers and I see one already from Zurich in the comments on the video. Prepare to defend yourselves Melbourne!

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> Karlovo náměstí in Prague could be a challenger:

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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzQWNM4kn40

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> Tony P

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> On Saturday 16 March 2024 at 22:11:45 UTC+11 Malcolm Miles wrote:

>> “Melbourne's Swanston Street & St Kilda Rd corridor carries 8 tram routes on a double track line through the city, making it the busiest tram line in the world!”

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>> https://youtu.be/qtYMGV6gdwk?si=EbzVvfIFWWlKETgx

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