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Originally Posted by Minato Ku
The line is fully segregrated.
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Except for the fact that these trains are only trams, by far smaller, it looks much the same as a RER or Transilien line in your pictures.
I hear the Tangentielle Ouest (T13) will partly be the same, but it will cross urban streets in their dedicated lanes like regular local trams do, as a so called tram-train, which explains the need for these much smaller vehicles.
Maybe this one up north does the same, though?
Edit: stuff has to make sense, so I looked for an answer.
The tram-train above will indeed cross some urban fabric as a tram when the line is extended, if it doesn't yet.
The line is designed to eventually go from Noisy-le-Sec up to Sartrouville, which is big. Roughly 20 miles.
However, it will take time before this long route is complete. At least 10 years, they say.