This work is a notable use of Flash as a transitory medium and the content was designed to degrade as computing power increased.
Bouchardon relates in his review that that this is an interactive story where the reader's gestures and choices create different pathways and journeys through the text.
Washington State University's Electronic Literature Lab translated this work into Conifer, a preservation program in 2021.
Tramway was published in the French-Canadian journal BleuOrange: revue de littérature hypermédiatique[8] and in the ELMCIP Anthology of European Electronic Literature.
[10] In his keynote for the Electronic Literature Organization conference in 2018, Serge Bouchardon used Tramway as a prime example of artists addressing technological obsolescence by re-writing and re-imagining the artwork again.