tram network
City streetcar system
A tram network is a system of interconnected streetcar or light rail lines serving an urban area.
Unlike subway systems, trams typically run at street level, sharing roads with other traffic.
Cities with extensive tram networks include Melbourne, Amsterdam, and Vienna: The tram network connects the university to downtown.
- stationsFixed stops on routes
- depotsStations or storehouses
- tracksMarks showing passage
- overhead linesSuspended electrical conductors
- overhead wiresCables suspended above ground
transit-oriented development · city centre · junctions · pantographs · scheduling · trolley · streetcar · electric trams · rush hour · dispatching · catenary · platforms · green corridors · light rail · ticketing · tramcars · accessibility standards · right-of-way
- urban infrastructurepower grid, parking lot, highway, water supply, sewage system
- FinlandHelsinki, Lapland, Finnish flag, Finnish sauna, saunas
- transportation infrastructurehighways, highway system, highway design, road design, subway system
- streetcarsstreetcar, trolley, streetcars, tramways, tramcars
- tram wordsstreetcar, trolley, cable car, light rail
- Melbourne transittrain, bus, train station, bus stop, city loop
tram networkferry system
Maritime passenger transport network
subway system · metro system · underground railway · monorail system · aerial tramway
tram networkcar ownership
Legally having a vehicle
motorcycle · ride-hailing · limousine service · bicycle · walking
tram networkhighway system
Linked major roads
road network · pedestrian walkways · subway system · airline routes · freight rail