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Tram (disambiguation)         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
TRAM
A tram, tramcar, or streetcar, is a vehicle used on a rail-based public transport system which runs primarily on streets; also used in mining.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tram_(disambiguation)
Tram         
  • tram in Budapest]] in 1908. The city established a network of electric trams in 1894.
  • A 3-way Hanning & Kahl point-setting system at [[Amsterdam Centraal station]]. It automatically sends trams arriving at stand A to the correct platform. The indicator on the right displays "Lijn 24, Spoor 4". The points are accordingly set to send the next tram, on route 24 to De Boelelaan/VU, into the platform 4 on the left. Meanwhile a tram 4 to RAI waits at platform 2.
  • Streetcar in [[Toledo, Ohio]], 1895
  • The only petrol-driven tram of [[Stockholms Spårvägar]], on line 19, in the 1920s
  • tram model]] built into it
  • APS]] track in [[Bordeaux]] with powered and neutral sections
  • Brühl]] marketplace, c. 1900
  • The [[Toronto streetcar system]] is the largest streetcar system in the [[Americas]].
  • 2016 ACT general elections.]]
  • A tram in [[Chengdu]], whose line forms a part of the [[Chengdu Metro]]. The city is one of several in China to invest in tram systems in the early 21st century.
  • [[Cologne Stadtbahn]] is the largest tram network in the [[European Union]].
  • mi}} of track in 1925.
  • New Orleans tram system]]. Trams typically have longer service life than internal combustion buses.
  • Gross-Lichterfelde Tram]] in 1882. Early electric trams operated by the company lacked [[overhead wire]]s, drawing current from the rails.
  • Portland]] that reads "go by streetcar". Trams are typically called streetcars in North America.
  • tram in Sydney]], 1894. The city saw Australia's first tram service open in 1860.
  • A horse-drawn tram operated by [[Swansea and Mumbles Railway]], 1870. Established in 1804, the railway service was the world's first.
  • PreMetro line E2]] is a tram network that has operated in [[Buenos Aires]] since 1987.
  • A painting of [[Auckland]] in 1889 with horse-drawn trams on the roadway.
  • The [[KTM-5]] tram vehicles were manufactured in Russia from 1969 to 1992.
  • City Star]] tram at longest intracity tram route in [[Kazan]]
  • A tram in [[Kolkata]], India
  • Melbourne Tram system in 1979. Melbourne remained the only city to operate a tram network in Australia through the 1970s.
  • Map of Melbourne's tram system in 2011. The tram system is the largest the world.
  • cable car service in Melbourne]], 1885. From its founding to 1940, Melbourne operated one of the largest cable car networks in the world.
  • A sign advising cyclists to dismount due to tram tracks. Tram tracks pose a hazard for cyclists, as their wheels may get caught in the track.
  • London and Blackwall]] cable-operated railway
  • Several trams in Toronto on a dedicated right of way lane. The tram in the left foreground is about to enter a portion of the tram network that operates in mixed traffic.
  • Osaki]], Japan.
  • Opened in 2001, the [[Portland Streetcar]] was the first (non-heritage) tram network established in North America in decades.
  • A modern design [[Škoda Artic]] tram in [[Tampere]], Finland, in 2022
  • Paris and Seine Tramway Company]], Pont de Puteaux, Paris, late 1890s
  • Saint Petersburg's tram system]] in 2022. The system was once the world's largest, before it was surpassed by Melbourne's system.
  • San Francisco cable car]] in 2008. The cable car's effectiveness in hilly environments partially explains its continued use in San Francisco.
  • With more than 14,000 units built, [[Tatra T3]] is the most widely produced tram models in history.
  • Cross section]] of a grooved tram rail
  • The driver's seat in the tram of the Russian model «Lvionok» («Lionet»)
  • Horse-drawn trams continued to be used in [[New York City]] until 1917.
  • Siemens tram in Almada near Lisbon
  • [[Overhead line]]s are used to provide power for most electric trams. Overhead wires are used for both trams and light rail systems.
  • tracks embedded in grass]] on the Timișoara Boulevard in [[Bucharest]], Romania
  • Countries without tram networks}}
  • The fragmented tram routes of Paris are slowly being joined up.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT VEHICLE RUNNING ON RAILS PREDOMINANTLY LOCATED ON STREETS
Streetcars; Electric street car; Street railway; Trolley car; Tramcars; Trams; Street cars; Streetcar; Street railroad; Trolley line; Tramcar; Tram system; Tram network; Streetcar line; Trolley (streetcar); Trolley (rail); Trolley (railway); Electric tram; Streetcar network; Surface car; Trolly Line; Tram-car; Tram-cars; Tram car; Tram cars; Electric streetcar; Steam tram-car; Trolleycar; Steam tramway; 🚊; 🚋; Street Railway; Cable-drawn; Tram service; Tramway car; Electric tramway; Double-ended tram; Single-ended tram; Battery tram; Street tramway; Town Tramway
·noun The shaft of a cart.
II. Tram ·noun A car on a horse railroad.
III. Tram ·noun One of the rails of a tramway.
IV. Tram ·add. ·noun ·same·as Trammel, ·noun, 6.
V. Tram ·add. ·vt To convey or transport on a tramway or on a tram car.
VI. Tram ·noun A four-wheeled truck running on rails, and used in a mine, as for carrying coal or ore.
VII. Tram ·add. ·vi To operate, or conduct the business of, a tramway; to travel by tramway.
VIII. Tram ·noun A silk thread formed of two or more threads twisted together, used especially for the weft, or cross threads, of the best quality of velvets and silk goods.
tram         
  • tram in Budapest]] in 1908. The city established a network of electric trams in 1894.
  • A 3-way Hanning & Kahl point-setting system at [[Amsterdam Centraal station]]. It automatically sends trams arriving at stand A to the correct platform. The indicator on the right displays "Lijn 24, Spoor 4". The points are accordingly set to send the next tram, on route 24 to De Boelelaan/VU, into the platform 4 on the left. Meanwhile a tram 4 to RAI waits at platform 2.
  • Streetcar in [[Toledo, Ohio]], 1895
  • The only petrol-driven tram of [[Stockholms Spårvägar]], on line 19, in the 1920s
  • tram model]] built into it
  • APS]] track in [[Bordeaux]] with powered and neutral sections
  • Brühl]] marketplace, c. 1900
  • The [[Toronto streetcar system]] is the largest streetcar system in the [[Americas]].
  • 2016 ACT general elections.]]
  • A tram in [[Chengdu]], whose line forms a part of the [[Chengdu Metro]]. The city is one of several in China to invest in tram systems in the early 21st century.
  • [[Cologne Stadtbahn]] is the largest tram network in the [[European Union]].
  • mi}} of track in 1925.
  • New Orleans tram system]]. Trams typically have longer service life than internal combustion buses.
  • Gross-Lichterfelde Tram]] in 1882. Early electric trams operated by the company lacked [[overhead wire]]s, drawing current from the rails.
  • Portland]] that reads "go by streetcar". Trams are typically called streetcars in North America.
  • tram in Sydney]], 1894. The city saw Australia's first tram service open in 1860.
  • A horse-drawn tram operated by [[Swansea and Mumbles Railway]], 1870. Established in 1804, the railway service was the world's first.
  • PreMetro line E2]] is a tram network that has operated in [[Buenos Aires]] since 1987.
  • A painting of [[Auckland]] in 1889 with horse-drawn trams on the roadway.
  • The [[KTM-5]] tram vehicles were manufactured in Russia from 1969 to 1992.
  • City Star]] tram at longest intracity tram route in [[Kazan]]
  • A tram in [[Kolkata]], India
  • Melbourne Tram system in 1979. Melbourne remained the only city to operate a tram network in Australia through the 1970s.
  • Map of Melbourne's tram system in 2011. The tram system is the largest the world.
  • cable car service in Melbourne]], 1885. From its founding to 1940, Melbourne operated one of the largest cable car networks in the world.
  • A sign advising cyclists to dismount due to tram tracks. Tram tracks pose a hazard for cyclists, as their wheels may get caught in the track.
  • London and Blackwall]] cable-operated railway
  • Several trams in Toronto on a dedicated right of way lane. The tram in the left foreground is about to enter a portion of the tram network that operates in mixed traffic.
  • Osaki]], Japan.
  • Opened in 2001, the [[Portland Streetcar]] was the first (non-heritage) tram network established in North America in decades.
  • A modern design [[Škoda Artic]] tram in [[Tampere]], Finland, in 2022
  • Paris and Seine Tramway Company]], Pont de Puteaux, Paris, late 1890s
  • Saint Petersburg's tram system]] in 2022. The system was once the world's largest, before it was surpassed by Melbourne's system.
  • San Francisco cable car]] in 2008. The cable car's effectiveness in hilly environments partially explains its continued use in San Francisco.
  • With more than 14,000 units built, [[Tatra T3]] is the most widely produced tram models in history.
  • Cross section]] of a grooved tram rail
  • The driver's seat in the tram of the Russian model «Lvionok» («Lionet»)
  • Horse-drawn trams continued to be used in [[New York City]] until 1917.
  • Siemens tram in Almada near Lisbon
  • [[Overhead line]]s are used to provide power for most electric trams. Overhead wires are used for both trams and light rail systems.
  • tracks embedded in grass]] on the Timișoara Boulevard in [[Bucharest]], Romania
  • Countries without tram networks}}
  • The fragmented tram routes of Paris are slowly being joined up.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT VEHICLE RUNNING ON RAILS PREDOMINANTLY LOCATED ON STREETS
Streetcars; Electric street car; Street railway; Trolley car; Tramcars; Trams; Street cars; Streetcar; Street railroad; Trolley line; Tramcar; Tram system; Tram network; Streetcar line; Trolley (streetcar); Trolley (rail); Trolley (railway); Electric tram; Streetcar network; Surface car; Trolly Line; Tram-car; Tram-cars; Tram car; Tram cars; Electric streetcar; Steam tram-car; Trolleycar; Steam tramway; 🚊; 🚋; Street Railway; Cable-drawn; Tram service; Tramway car; Electric tramway; Double-ended tram; Single-ended tram; Battery tram; Street tramway; Town Tramway
(trams)
A tram is a public transport vehicle, usually powered by electricity from wires above it, which travels along rails laid in the surface of a street. (mainly BRIT; in AM, usually use streetcar
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N-COUNT: also by N
Examples of use of tram
1. When I got off and rode on a tram, I thought my father owned the tram.
2. Tram disruptions Tram employees have called a four–hour work stoppage today, between noon and 4 p.m.
3. Tram crash Three people were slightly injured when a truck crashed into a tram on Poseidonos Avenue yesterday morning.
4. A new tram lift for Wyoming‘s biggest ski resort.
5. What‘s more, they undermine the Metrolink [tram] system.
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