It’s been a mild winter thus far in Prague, but even with overnight temps hovering around six or eight degrees, how many of us would choose to sleep over on a friend’s couch, if that ‘couch’ was a bench deep in a deserted park? That observation began an idle conversation began among several of us after a plate of pasta at my flat and led to brainstorming the means we felt might offer a partial solution for Prague’s homeless in winter. I suggested trams that ran nightly from about 10pm to 8am, specifically for the homeless. Anyone who’s ever caught tram after about eight or nine at night has seen them anyway and they’re usually huddled asleep, other passengers giving