Rotterdam
General Information
Reliable, if at times very busy, integrated network of trams, buses, metro and ferries link the city together with NS providing train services further afield |
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Rotterdamse Elektrische Tram (RET) | 
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| web | www.ret.nl | |
| description | Buses link together the parts of the city not covered by tram or metro services. Buses are modern and reliable | |
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Rotterdamse Elektrische Tram (RET) |
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| web | www.ret.nl | |
| description | A large network of lines that criss-cross the city. The trams are all modern, comfortable and relatively reliable | |
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Rotterdamse Elektrische Tram (RET) |
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| web | www.ret.nl | |
| description | Five lines link together across the city (3 running East-West and 2 North-South). Lines continue out into the suburbs, and in the case of line E out to Den Haag | |
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NS (Nederlandse Spoorwegen) |  |
| web | www.ns.nl | |
| description | Regular and reliable trains run from Rotterdam out to virtually every other city in the country, as well as international services into Belgium, France and Germany. Many of the trains are modern with comfortable double deck trains operating on many routes | |
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