> Separate roads agencies in other states, legalistically following the
> legislation. The standard ideogram showing an old-fashioned
> drop-centre tram must also be extremely irritating to those trying to
> promote systems as "modern light rail". I remember when Canberra
> opened, the CEO of Canberra "Metro" (ironically named) was being quite
> passive-aggressive with journos referring to "trams".
>
The CEO may not like the term or the ideogram but Canberra uses the
Australian Standard signs and lights (with "T for Tram".
Mal Rowe in the city whose tram is the basis of the ideogram
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