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Passenger Rail Terminology - At-grade Urban Rail Transit - Tram, Streetcar, Trolley
... Tram is a British word derived from Low German traam, meaning the "beam (of a wheelbarrow)" ... England for a coal cart running on rails, although some sources claim (inaccurately) that it was derived from the name of engineer Benjamin Outram ... Streetcar is an American word derived from "street" + "car", where "car" is used in the sense of a vehicle running on rails, i.e ...
... Tram is a British word derived from Low German traam, meaning the "beam (of a wheelbarrow)" ... England for a coal cart running on rails, although some sources claim (inaccurately) that it was derived from the name of engineer Benjamin Outram ... Streetcar is an American word derived from "street" + "car", where "car" is used in the sense of a vehicle running on rails, i.e ...
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