Light Rail Networks

Light rail networks are urban transit systems that use electrically powered trains operating on dedicated tracks or tracks shared with other vehicles, typically within cities or suburban areas. They are designed to provide frequent, reliable, and efficient public transportation options, connecting neighborhoods, commercial centers, and transit hubs. Often contributing to reduced traffic congestion and pollution, light rail systems are flexible, with routes adapted to urban layouts, and are capable of handling moderate passenger volumes. They balance affordability with comfort, playing a vital role in modern urban mobility by integrating seamlessly into city infrastructure.