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    Different Between TRAM & TRAIN Edited

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    A tram runs on tracks laid in city streets and is used for short-distance transportation within cities. A train runs on tracks laid between cities and is used for long-distance transportation that often goes outside of city limits. Trams are shorter and lighter than trains. Trams may sometimes run on the same tracks as trains but are designed for travel within cities only.

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    A tram runs on tracks laid in city streets and is used for short-distance transportation within cities. A train runs on tracks laid between cities and is used for long-distance transportation that often goes outside of city limits. Trams are shorter and lighter than trains. Trams may sometimes run on the same tracks as trains but are designed for travel within cities only.

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    A tram runs on tracks laid in city streets and is used for short-distance transportation within cities. A train runs on tracks laid between cities and is used for long-distance transportation that often goes outside of city limits. Trams are shorter and lighter than trains. Trams may sometimes run on the same tracks as trains but are designed for travel within cities only.

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    Different Between TRAM & TRAIN Edited

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    A tram runs on tracks laid in city streets and is used for short-distance transportation within cities. A train runs on tracks laid between cities and is used for long-distance transportation that often goes outside of city limits. Trams are shorter and lighter than trains. Trams may sometimes run on the same tracks as trains but are designed for travel within cities only.

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    A train runs on laid tracks of iron rails and is generally used for long
    distances; a train usually runs outside city limits. A tram is also a rail borne
    mode of transportation designed to travel short distances on streets in the city
    and runs along public urban streets
    A train is a mode of transportation that runs on specially laid tracks of iron
    rails and is generally used for long distances; a train usually runs outside city
    limits A tram is also a mode of transportation based on rails, designed to
    travel short distances on streets in the city and have specially laid tracks that
    are in the same level as the road. A tram is also known as tramcar or trolley
    car. It may also run between cities or towns
    INFO

    Trams differ from trains as trains are mostly engaged in


    long distance transportation. Trams are shorter in
    comparison with trains and are lighter. A tram may also
    run on railway tracks. Tram ways also include horse and
    mule driven trams and still in many places are used for
    providing a different experience. Most of the trams use
    electrical power that is supplied by an overhead apparatus
    present on the roof of tram. Few trams also use diesel.
    Earlier Trams used steam, petrol or gas as the source of
    power but now the systems have been upgraded to
    electrical power.
    INFO

    Trams differ from trains as trains are mostly


    engaged in long distance transportation. Trams
    are shorter in comparison with trains and are
    lighter. A tram may also run on railway
    tracks. Tram ways also include horse and mule
    driven trams and still in many places are used for
    providing a different experience. Most of the
    trams use electrical power that is supplied by an
    overhead apparatus present on the roof of tram.
    Few trams also use diesel. Earlier Trams used
    steam, petrol or gas as the source of power but
    now the systems have been upgraded to electrical
    power.
    INFO

    A train is also a form of rail transport that consists of


    series of vehicles coupled together and is drawn by a
    locomotive. It is used to transport freight or passengers
    from one place to another. Historically steam powered
    trains were used but now diesel and electric sources are
    being harnessed. A freight train is specifically used to
    transport goods or materials. A train consists of coaches.
    High-speed rails are growing fast as they can run above
    200 km/h of speed

    The ENDA train is also a form of rail transport that consists of series of vehicles coupled together and is drawn by a locomotive. It is used to transport freight or passengers from one
    place to another. Historically steam powered trains were used but now diesel and electric sources are being harnessed. A freight train is specifically used to transport goods or materials. A
    train consists of coaches. High-speed rails are growing fast as they can run above 200 km/h of speedA train is also a form of rail transport that consists of series of vehicles coupled
    together and is drawn by a locomotive. It is used to transport freight or passengers from one place to another. Historically steam powered trains were used but now diesel and electric
    sources are being harnessed. A freight train is specifically used to transport goods or materials. A train consists of coaches. High-speed rails are growing fast as they can run above 200
    km/h of speed

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