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The Tramlink train was travelling at three times the speed limit and it toppled over on a sharp bend, killing seven people and injuring 62 others.
A driver has been cleared over the Croydon tram disaster in which seven passengers were killed and 21 others were seriously injured.
A tram driver has been cleared of failing to take reasonable care at work over a crash in Croydon that killed seven people.
Alfred Dorris, 49, was allegedly going three times the recommended speed before his tram derailed on a sharp curve at Sandilands, killing seven passengerrs.
Alfred Dorris (pictured), 49, from south London, took a bend near Sandilands at 40mph when the speed limit was 12mph on the Croydon tramlink on November 9, 2016.