raitioteissä
Raitioteissä, often translated as "tramways" or "streetcars," are a form of public transportation operating on fixed rails, typically within urban environments. They are distinct from subways, which run underground, and buses, which operate on roads without rails. Raitioteissä share their tracks with general road traffic in many cities, though some systems incorporate dedicated lanes or separate right-of-ways.
The origin of raitioteissä dates back to the mid-19th century with the development of horse-drawn trams. The
Modern raitioteissä systems often feature advanced technology, including low-floor designs for improved accessibility, quieter operation, and