>>1834036Nah I think it's more than that, a light rail route will have more elaborate grade separation than a standard tram, hence why it's considered a hybrid between a tram line and a metro line. This is the first example that popped in my mind, in Stockholm. It has sections where it's just running on its own lane on the street, and even some mixed traffic sections, but then it also has a lot of heavily separated bridge and other rail sections where it's almost like a proper railway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giBsYCw3CsICompared to a typical tram line here in Helsinki where they're just running on the street all the time, although the new lines tend to have their own lane at least. They're building a light rail line here now as well, but it won't be quite as elaborate as that Stockholm one
