on any part of a tram track, except in a designated bay where this has been provided alongside and clear of the track. When doing so, ensure that all parts of your vehicle are outside the delineated tram path. Remember that a tram cannot steer round an obstruction. 

Law RTRA sects 5 & 8 

303. Tram stops.  Where the tram stops at a platform, either in the middle or at the side of the road, you MUST  follow the route shown by the road signs and markings. At stops without platforms you MUST NOT  drive between a tram and the left-hand kerb when a tram has stopped to pick up passengers. If there is no alternative route signed, do not overtake the tram - wait until it moves off. 

Law RTRA sects 5 & 8 

304. Look out for pedestrians, especially children, running to catch a tram approaching a stop. 

305. Always give priority to trams, especially when they signal to pull away from stops, unless it would be unsafe to do so. Remember that they may be carrying large numbers of standing passengers who could be injured if the tram had to make an emergency stop. Look out for people getting off a bus or tram and crossing the road. 

306. All road users, but particularly cyclists and motorcyclists, should take extra care when driving or riding close to or crossing the tracks, especially if the rails are wet. You should take particular care when crossing the rails at shallow angles, on bends and at 

