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A trolleybus system is a form of electric public transport that draws power from overhead wires. Unlike a tram or streetcar, a trolleybus runs on tires and does not require rails, allowing it to share roadways with other vehicles. The overhead wires, typically two in number, carry direct current electricity. A trolleybus is connected to these wires by poles called trolleys, which slide along the wires to maintain contact and provide power.
Trolleybuses offer several advantages. They are quieter and produce fewer local emissions than diesel-powered buses, contributing
However, trolleybus systems also have limitations. The overhead wire network can be aesthetically unpleasing and can