Tianshui Tram

The tram project's financial burden on the city's finances have led to construction of phase 2 of the first line to be delayed.

Tianshui government chose China Railway Signal & Communication (CRSC) to develop the tram line under a design-build-operate contract.

The system will be the first revenue service of CRSC's new tram subsidiary, and will also function as a demonstration of their technology.

[13] The west extension is planned to deviate from the riverbank, passing through the commercial centre of Qinzhou District, terminating at Sanzhong (Tianshui No.3 Middle School).

[14] Line 3 will be 7.25 kilometres (4.50 mi) long and service 10 stations on the south bank of the Jie River in Qinzhou District.

[2] The rolling stock on Line 1 is constructed by China Railway Signal & Communication Vehicle Company in Changsha.

[18] The trams are fully low floor, have a maximum speed of 70 kilometres per hour (43 mph) and have 58 seats, and a total carrying capacity of 370 persons.

[22][23] The trams are nicknamed "Boyue" (伯约),[24] the courtesy name of Jiang Wei, a military general from the historical Three Kingdoms period who grew up in Tianshui and was the last disciple of Zhuge Liang and the last defender of Shu Han.

Rolling stock at Changsha International Convention & Exhibition Centre