Trolleys are a good example. Typically a little slower than buses, light rail usually consists of single-car trains powered by overhead electrical lines. Light rail stops and starts quickly, making it ideal for short neighborhood connections. An election designed to demonstrate voter sentiment about a given issue. An area earmarked for some form of mass transit, typically containing a railway and a major interstate or the equivalent Corridors require some form of land-use control to concentrate growth in order to provide the passenger base needed for mass transit.
Urban sprawl increases road congestion, while pushing traffic deeper into the countryside.