"Trolley" is one American synonym for "tram" (another is "streetcar").
There is an important distinction, however, between a
The difference between a tram and a bus is that a tram is a type of rail vehicle that operates on a street railway whereas a bus is operated on a road and does not rely on electricity.
The Adelaide Metro offers rail, tram as well as bus services to the residents of the city of Adelaide. It is considered one of the main sources of public transportation.
The best option is to get a train to Piccadilly from the Airport train station and then get the metro from Piccadilly metro station (which is built in to Piccadilly rail station) to Old Trafford metro station. The tram you catch needs to be going to Altrincham. The stadium is a short walk and should be visible once exiting the metro.
A tram line is a track or route used by trams. Tram is a rail vehicle or also known as streetcar which runs along urban streets.
Yes, but not many.
The tracks within and around a city are commonly referred to as "urban rail" or "light rail" systems. These can include tram, streetcar, or metro lines that facilitate public transportation. Additionally, the term "commuter rail" may apply to train services that connect suburban areas to a central city.
It has everything but a subway. The city does not have a metro, but does have a commuter rail service which passes through the city centre in a tunnel. There is also a dense tram network (one of best in the world).
Because they look like tram/rail tracks.
none. The nearest thing is the "Luas" in dublin which is an overground tram, that or the national rail service
i think a trans flap and a tram flap are one and the same thing. Tram stands for transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous flap] and trans is just a shortening of the first word transverse. That's what i think anyway. It just seems to make sense.
there are many ways to travel in france some are car, train, bus, tram, segway and metro.
To get a schedule for the trams in Birmingham, one should visit Metro Network West Midland's official webpage. Alternatively, tram routes and times are available at each tram stop on the route.