1. Tram stop
A tram stop is a designated location where passengers can board or alight (get off) a tram. Similar to a bus stop, it is a place along the tram route where people wait for the tram to arrive and where the tram will stop to pick up and drop off passengers.
- Signage - Tram stops are typically marked with signs showing the tram line, route number, and stop name, helping passengers identify the location.
- Shelters and Benches - Many tram stops have shelters or benches for passengers to wait comfortably, especially in busy or high-traffic areas.
- Safety Barriers - Some tram stops have safety barriers or platform edges to prevent passengers from stepping onto the track.
- Timetable Information - Tram stops often display route maps, timetables, and other helpful information for passengers.
- Accessibility - Modern tram stops are often designed to be accessible for people with disabilities, featuring low floors, ramps, or platforms to make boarding easier.
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