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Driver training during the “Tramways Bruxellois” era

Posted on 12 October 2016 picto

The Museum has recently discovered a number of press articles on how drivers and fare collectors were trained during the Tramways Bruxellois era, before 1954. After a medical examination and a number of aptitude tests, applicants would get three days of theoretical […]

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