Pictures
:signs etc.
Information boards are sited on the platforms. For each platform there is a poster with times of trams from that platform, a local area map, and a graphical map of the whole route and fare and connection information
02/02/2005 • 000423
Sign outside Bulwell tramstop/railway station.
07/10/2004 • 000932
Older style of information board, with more detailed route and local maps. These were introduced with the September 2004 timetable
01/10/2004 • 000953
Sign at the entrance to The Forest Park & Ride car park
06/05/2004 • 000982
On NET's first birthday, the PIDs carried this special message
09/03/2005 • 001289
At each stop there is a cuboid NET sign—this is at Cinderhill
24/03/2004 • 001802
Signals are standard UK tram signals, first used on the Metrolink system in Manchester. A horizontal row of white lights means "Stop" and a vertical row means "Go".
On street sections these may be fixed to traffic light displays24/03/2004 • 001803
This route indicator shows that the points are set for the left-hand track at Phoenix Park, on the approach to the stop
24/03/2004 • 001804
This display at Phoenix Park shows that the points are set for the left-hand track (leading into the single-line section) [top], the single-line section ahead is occupied [middle] and the speed limit is 40 kph [bottom]
24/03/2004 • 001805
Park & Ride sites are well-signposted from the surrounding roads
24/03/2004 • 001806
Sign at the end of Radford Road on the Hyson Green loop; the 'Trams to Hucknall' sign is pointing towards Shipstone Street stop, and the 'Trams to City' sign is directing passengers to Radford Road stop
18/08/2005 • 001807
Standard NET tram stop name board
28/07/2005 • 001917
Pedestrian/cyclist sign pointing the way to a tram stop
19/11/2004 • 001918
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