Its that time of the month again when we take a look at the latest mileage travelled by the trams at the Seaton Tramway, thanks to the latest newsletter. And once again the figure for July show that the double deckers have dominated with 9 coming out on top, although four trams are all quite close.<\/p>\n
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9<\/strong> was recorded as covering 906 miles, which is 151 trips driven on the tramway. It was closely followed by 11<\/strong> (870), 8<\/strong> (828) and 10<\/strong> (804).<\/p>\n After its very busy month in May, 6<\/strong> has another easier month with just the 30 miles covered, which was the lowest of all the double deckers and only 19<\/strong> with its 24 miles came in lower (of the operational trams of course).<\/p>\n Although used earlier in the month, 15<\/strong> is now out of service undergoing maintenance but should be back in service at some point in August.<\/p>\n July mileage figures are:<\/p>\n 9 \u2013 906 miles<\/p>\n 11 \u2013 870 miles<\/p>\n 8 \u2013 828 miles<\/p>\n 10 \u2013 804 miles<\/p>\n 2 \u2013 324 miles<\/p>\n 16 \u2013 162 miles<\/p>\n 12 \u2013 138 miles<\/p>\n 15 \u2013 120 miles<\/p>\n 4 \u2013 102 miles<\/p>\n 14 \u2013 72 miles<\/p>\n 6 \u2013 30 miles<\/p>\n 19 -24 miles<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Its that time of the month again when we take a look at the latest mileage travelled by the trams at the Seaton Tramway, thanks to the latest newsletter. And once again the figure for July show that the double … Continue reading