Horling, Tunbridgeloin

Horling is a city in Tunbridgeloin. It has border neighbours with Slumberland.

Motor vehicle bans
Horling must be a car-free city to protect the tramway systems from demolition. Because of this, except for ambulance and police, all motor vehicles are banned from Horling. There are no school buses and public buses in Horling, and students going to schools in Horling must be travelled by trams.

Kimba the White Lion
There exists a statue of Kimba from Kimba the White Lion at the central island of a roundabout linking Maymoor, Hermine, Leon and Willingdon streets.

Trams
Horling has a tramway system since 1889. Firstly, it was horse powered, then it went to steam in 1896 and finally electric in 1904. Horling's tramway services are identified by letters so as not to be confused with Slumberland's tramway routes. The most carried tram route is T with 1.854 million passengers, serving between Horling Central Station and Thornlie District. Each terminus is assigned a destination number, so the sides of the trams will show a route letter, a destination number and the final destination.

Current tram routes

 * N: Naustlecaff to Jefferson District
 * O: Old Seven to Gladstone District
 * P: Naustlecaff to Harrison District via Piccadilly Avenue
 * S: Sherwood District to Horling Central Station
 * H: Hearse Hills to Horling Central Station
 * D: Denver District to Horling Central Station via Woodbridge
 * T: Thornlie District to Horling Central Station via Woodbridge
 * B: Barkley District to Gladstone District
 * X: Horling Shopping Centre or Seahorse Hills to Harrison District
 * A: Abbotsford to Horling Central Station
 * F: Five Mile Plains or Seahorse Hills to Carlito District via Leeds Avenue
 * M: Maymoor District or Willington to Carlito District via Leeds Avenue