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The Tram market is a subset of the Rail industry, which encompasses the transportation of passengers and goods by rail. Trams are a form of public transport that typically run on tracks along public roads, and are powered by electricity. They are usually smaller than other forms of rail transport, such as trains and metros, and are often used in urban areas. Trams are a popular form of transport due to their convenience, affordability, and environmental benefits.
Tram networks are operated by a variety of companies, including public transport authorities, private operators, and infrastructure companies. Examples of companies in the Tram market include Bombardier Transportation, Siemens Mobility, Alstom, CAF, and Stadler Rail. Show Less Read more