The tram has long since disappeared, and that house also, but the tram road still exists.
The fence, of which a part can be seen on the left, was already in a precarious state in 1970 and still stands...
This concerned the operation of the signalling system. To understand this better, you should open the Google maps link and turn it 180°. There is still a bus stop in a wide street. So there were 2 tracks and the driver had 2 possibilities. The first was to let his service end there and perform the necessary maneuvers to get on the other track. The second is the most obvious: just follow the line and enter the single-track section. Explaining the whole system would lead me too far, but it was an additional signal that served as a safety device, confirming that a tram had moved onto the single-track section. This was not activated when a tram was moving in front of or on the intersection. This is related to the system of pre-signals and main signals. This also applied if a tram passed there, heading for the above stop: the front signal went out, the main signal remained red.
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