light rail transit line

A light rail transit line is a fixed-route urban or suburban rail corridor using electrically powered, relatively low-capacity trains that operate on dedicated or semi-exclusive tracks to provide frequent, short- to medium-distance passenger service.

Observed surface forms (13)

• urban rail transit line ×4
• interurban railway ×2
• SEPTA subway–surface line ×1
• San Francisco Muni Metro line ×1
• Toronto Transit Commission line ×1
• defunct light rapid transit line ×1
• former metro line ×1
• hybrid metro–light rail line ×1
• interurban electric railway ×1
• light rail line group ×1

• light rail service ×1
• light rapid transit line ×1
• urban rail transit corridor ×1

Instances (16)

• RideKC Streetcar
• Amsterdam Metro line 51 via concept surface "former metro line"
• Norristown High Speed Line via concept surface "interurban railway"
• Route 34 via concept surface "SEPTA subway–surface line"
  surface form: SEPTA Route 34
• River Line light rail
  surface form: River Line
• Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad via concept surface "interurban electric railway"
• South Shore Line via concept surface "interurban railway"
• Scarborough RT via concept surface "defunct light rapid transit line"
• SRT via concept surface "light rapid transit line"
• Sakai Tramway (Hankai Line) via concept surface "urban rail transit line"
• Xijiao Line
• T Third Street line via concept surface "San Francisco Muni Metro line"
• Muni Metro Market Street lines via concept surface "light rail line group"
• Xochimilco Light Rail via concept surface "urban rail transit line"
• Charlotte LYNX Blue Line via concept surface "urban rail transit line"
• MAX Red Line toward Beaverton Transit Center via concept surface "light rail service"