streetcar lines
Fixed trolley routes
Streetcar lines are the routes and infrastructure—tracks, overhead wires, stations—that electric streetcars travel along within a city.
The term often appears in historical contexts, since most American streetcar systems were dismantled by the mid-20th century: The old streetcar lines shaped the city's neighborhoods.
Some cities have revived or preserved streetcar lines as transit options or tourist attractions.
- transit-oriented developmentDense construction near stations
- tracksMarks showing passage
- public transitShared community vehicle system
- overhead wiresCables suspended above ground
- trolley stopStreetcar boarding location
transfer point · turntables · rolling stock · pedestrian zones · historic district · downtown loop · city grid · urban density · preservation societies · transit maps · vintage advertisements · rush hour · conductor · passenger capacity · accessibility standards · zoning laws · industrial revolution · green corridors
- infrastructurehighways, road construction, railway expansion, power grid, roads
- rail transitsubway, metro, tram, train, trains
- transit routesbus route, bus routes, tram route, train route, light rail
- streetcarsstreetcar, trolley, tram, tramways, tramcars
- Rail RoutesTrans-Siberian, narrow gauge, elevated tracks, mountain railways
- Northern KentuckyCovington, Newport, Florence, Burlington, Hebron
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Shared vehicle transit
bicycle lanes · pedestrian walkways · foot traffic · highways · freeways
streetcar linesbus routes
Fixed public transport paths
subway lines · highways · freeways · pedestrian paths · bike lanes
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