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1. Tram
A tram (also called a streetcar or trolley in some countries) is a rail vehicle that runs on tracks laid along public streets, and it's used to carry passengers—usually in urban areas.
- Runs on rails, usually embedded in city roads.
- Powered by electricity from overhead wires or underground systems.
- Stops frequently, just like a bus, and shares space with other vehicles and pedestrians.
- Trams usually have special traffic signals just for them (like white bars or arrows).
- In many cities, trams have priority over other vehicles at intersections.
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