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Tram

Not to be confused with similar transportation emojis, the tram emoji features the front of a rectangular-shaped vehicle with a large window coming directly towards you. In some cities, the tram is referred to as the subway, metro, or trolly. What distinguishes the tram from these other forms of transportation is its above-ground lines.

Keywords: tram, trolleybus
Codepoints: 1F68A
Introduced: June, 2015 in Unicode version 8.0.0 (Emoji version 1.0)
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  • 🚍 oncoming bus
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  • 🚋 tram car
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  • 🚤 speedboat
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  • 🚂 locomotive
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  • 🛤️ railway track
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  • 🛵 motor scooter
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