Originally Posted by Left Handed

In Minneapolis, when they put in a tram, they used the cheapest company they could find. The company made indoor trams, and wanted to try making one for outside. They built one parallel to the terminal and it was supposed to stop at the 90 degree bend in the terminal. The first time they ram the tram, it ran thru the wall, no slowing down whatsoever. It took several months to get it to work as designed, and it still has problems (although infrequently now).