What marks a tram's path?

What marks a tram's path?

• A. Their path is marked by shallow kerbs, paving changes, white lines or yellow dots
• B. They can steer to avoid you
• C. They have priority over traffic
• D. They operate on the same rules as buses

Answer: (A)

The tram’s path is shown on the road by surface cues that mark where the rails run. Shallow kerbs define the edge of the track, changes in paving indicate the track’s boundary, and white lines or yellow dots are laid along the route to signal where the tram will travel. These markings are there to guide you and keep you clear of the rails, since trams follow fixed tracks and can’t steer around obstacles. Other options aren’t about the actual indication of the tram’s path—they describe behaviors or priorities that aren’t the visual cue used to identify the tram’s route.

The tram’s path is shown on the road by surface cues that mark where the rails run. Shallow kerbs define the edge of the track, changes in paving indicate the track’s boundary, and white lines or yellow dots are laid along the route to signal where the tram will travel. These markings are there to guide you and keep you clear of the rails, since trams follow fixed tracks and can’t steer around obstacles. Other options aren’t about the actual indication of the tram’s path—they describe behaviors or priorities that aren’t the visual cue used to identify the tram’s route.