This will differ from tram to tram. According to this source, new Hyundai trams used in Warsaw have a power consumption of 15 Wh per passenger-kilometer, and electric cars 30 Wh, which isn't true according to a quick google-there is no car that's this efficient, unless it was packed to the brim. More importantly trams are way more likely to have a lot of people on board as opposed to cars, which most of the time carry only the driver.
Lightrail through grass is such a nice look
Well, how is it power wise? How much more efficient would that be?
This will differ from tram to tram. According to this source, new Hyundai trams used in Warsaw have a power consumption of 15 Wh per passenger-kilometer, and electric cars 30 Wh, which isn't true according to a quick google-there is no car that's this efficient, unless it was packed to the brim. More importantly trams are way more likely to have a lot of people on board as opposed to cars, which most of the time carry only the driver.
Is that picture from Amsterdam? Amsterdam has one of the best public transport systems in the world.
Yes. I checked by googling the first word on the dot matrix display, it's some place in Amsterdam