Norwegian Trams- Bergen

The city of Bergen is Norway's second largest city and is situated in the extreme west of the country in Hordaland region. The county name is Fylke and the public transport in this area is administered by Skyss. The tramway returned to Bergen in 2010 in the form of a modern light rail system. It is branded as Bybanen, which translates to 'city railway' and at the time of filming in June 2016, runs from Byparken to Lagunen a total of 13.2 km, with an extension planned to the airport. There are 20 stations, six tunnel sections and street running in the city centre. The French company Keolis is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the services and their logo is carried on the trams. The current fleet is made up of 20 Stadler Variobahn trams. A smart livery of orange and light grey is carried on the trams with different interior designs carried on their ceilings. Each tram has a different 'chime' prior to the stop announcement ranging from classical to modern pop music!