Traffic on land can be made up of people on foot, vehicles or even animals. Traffic usually travels along public roads. Different countries and different states within countries have different rules on how traffic should behave on public roads, such as which side of the road to drive on, how fast to travel, and what type of vehicles are allowed on different roads.
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A traffic light or traffic signal is a set of three lights that is used to control the flow of traffic at an intersection.
A green light means you can go, an orange or amber light means you need to be ready to stop, and a red light means you need to stop.
A train is a rail vehicle. It is usually made up of a large number of carriages that carry either people or goods, and one or more engines that pull it along the rails.
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A train station is a special place that you go when you want to take a ride on a train. Trains take a long time to slow down or speed up, so train stations are usually quite some distance apart.
A trait is something about a person, such as a way they look or behave. Traits are often passed down through families. People might have behavioral traits such as being a hard worker that may be particular to them or others around them.
The children in the picture share the trait of red hair - red hair is a trait in their family.
A tram, or streetcar is a kind of small train that also runs on railway tracks. Trams are typically seen in suburban streets instead of trains or buses.
A tramp is a wandering, homeless person. Many tramps are also beggars.