tram networks
City streetcar systems
Tram networks are systems of electrically powered rail vehicles that run on tracks through city streets, sharing road space with other traffic.
Unlike subways, trams operate at street level; unlike buses, they follow fixed rails.
Cities with extensive tram networks include Melbourne, Amsterdam, and Prague.
The tram network connects the university to downtown.
- public transportShared passenger services
- city centerUrban area's main district
- platformsElevated flat surfaces
- tracksMarks showing passage
- transit-oriented developmentDense construction near stations
overhead wires · catenary · depots · ticketing systems · contactless payment · pedestrian zones · carbon footprint reduction · light rail · right-of-way · streetcars · regenerative braking · stations · scheduling · GPS tracking · driver training · rush hour · fleet management · accessibility design
tram networksbus routes
Fixed public transport paths
subway systems · ferry systems · gondola lifts · paratransit · elevated rail
tram networksmotorcycles
Motorized two-wheeled vehicles
bicycles · walking · e-scooters · ride-hailing · taxis