Transportation

Toronto Pearson International Airport Primary international airport serving Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area; Canada's busiest air hub and a major North American passenger and cargo gateway.

Toronto streetcar system A historic urban streetcar network in Toronto, Ontario, operating 11 routes and forming the largest streetcar system in the Americas; integrated with the TTC and serving core city…

Toronto subway Overview of the Toronto subway system: organization, lines, history, key expansions, ridership and notable features of Canada's largest urban rapid transit network.

Tottenham Hale station Railway and Underground interchange in Tottenham, north London. Serves National Rail and the Victoria line, located in Travelcard Zone 3 and acting as a local transport and regener…

Tower Gateway DLR station Docklands Light Railway terminal in the Tower ward of the City of London, adjacent to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge; situated on the former London and Blackwall Railway site…

Toyosu Station — Tokyo Metro and Yurikamome transit hub in Kōtō Toyosu Station Toyosu Station is a major transfer point in Kōtō, Tokyo, served by the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line and the Yurikamome automated transit, providing access to Toyosu Market and waterf…

Toyota 4Runner A body-on-frame sport utility vehicle from Toyota introduced in 1984, evolved from the Hilux pickup. Known for off-road durability, V6 powertrains, and a long production run with m…

Toyota Avalon — full-size sedan by Toyota Toyota Avalon A full-size four-door sedan introduced in 1995, the Toyota Avalon is Toyota's near-luxury flagship in several markets, known for spaciousness, V6 and hybrid powertrains, and long-r…

Toyota Aygo — compact city car Toyota Aygo The Toyota Aygo is a small city car produced by Toyota since 2005 in the Czech Republic. Known for compact dimensions, fuel economy and shared engineering with Peugeot and Citroën…

Toyota Camry Mid-size sedan introduced in 1980 by Toyota, known for reliability, practicality and broad global reach; offered with gasoline and hybrid powertrains and modern safety and infotain…

Toyota Celica: compact sports coupe and its evolution Toyota Celica Overview of the Toyota Celica, a compact sports car introduced in 1970, its development through multiple generations, notable variants and motorsport role, and its discontinuation…

Toyota Corolla Compact car model introduced by Toyota in 1966, the Corolla became a global best-seller and is known for reliability, fuel economy, multiple body styles, and wide market presence i…

Toyota Highlander (Kluger) — mid-size crossover SUV Toyota Highlander The Toyota Highlander (marketed as Kluger in some regions) is a mid-size crossover SUV introduced in the early 2000s, available in gasoline and hybrid forms, and positioned for fam…

Toyota Hilux Compact pickup truck produced by Toyota since 1968, known for durability, global use, and multiple body and drivetrain variants; sold under different names in some markets.

Toyota MR2 — mid-engine two-seater sports car (1984–2007) Toyota MR2 The Toyota MR2 is a lightweight mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive two-seater sports car sold 1984–2007. Known for agile handling, three distinct generations, and an active enthusiast fo…

Toyota Previa (Estima, Tarago): history, design and legacy Toyota Previa Mid-size multi-purpose vehicle introduced in 1990 by Toyota. Known as Previa, Estima or Tarago, it featured distinctive engineering, multiple generations, and differing market hist…

Toyota Prius The Toyota Prius is a compact hybrid automobile first sold in 1997. It popularized mass-market hybrid drivetrains and has evolved through several generations and multiple body and…

Toyota RAV4: Overview, Development, and Key Characteristics Toyota RAV4 Compact crossover SUV introduced in 1994 by Toyota. Combines car-like driving with SUV versatility; available in front- or all-wheel drive, with gasoline, hybrid, and limited elect…

Toyota Sequoia The Toyota Sequoia is a full‑size, three‑row SUV produced by Toyota since 2000. It is a body‑on‑frame vehicle derived from the Tundra pickup, aimed at families and towing applicati…

Toyota Sienna — overview of Toyota’s family minivan Toyota Sienna The Toyota Sienna is a family-size minivan produced by Toyota for the North American market. This article summarizes its design, generations, powertrains, uses, safety record and d…

Toyota Supra — history, design, and cultural significance Toyota Supra Overview of the Toyota Supra sports car: origins as the Celica Supra, engineering features, generations, discontinuation and 2019 revival, and its place in motorsport and tuning cu…

Toyota Tundra A full-size pickup truck sold by Toyota in the United States since 2000, the Tundra is a larger model than the Tacoma, offered in several cab and trim configurations and built in S…

Toyota Yaris: compact car overview, history and notable variants Toyota Yaris A concise encyclopedia overview of the Toyota Yaris: its development, body styles, market names, technological evolution and notable performance and hybrid variants.

Trabant (East German compact automobile) Trabant Compact, economical automobile produced in East Germany from the 1950s–1990s, known for its plastic body (Duroplast), two-stroke engine, and cultural symbolism after German reunifi…

Track ballast: purpose, composition, history and maintenance Track ballast Track ballast is crushed stone or similar material forming the bed for railway sleepers; it provides drainage, load distribution, stability and vegetation control and requires regu…

Tractor: agricultural work vehicle and its roles Tractor A tractor is a powerful vehicle designed primarily for agricultural work, capable of pulling or powering a wide range of implements; modern tractors include varied sizes, drive sys…

Trade route A trade route is a recurrent path or corridor used to move goods between producers and markets; routes have evolved from ancient caravan and maritime highways to modern pipelines,…

Tradeston Bridge (Squiggly Bridge) — pedestrian crossing over the River Clyde Tradeston Bridge A pedestrian-only bridge in Glasgow opened in 2009, the S-shaped Tradeston Bridge links Anderston and Tradeston across the River Clyde and is a locally well-known landmark and part…

Traffic calming: methods, history, and impacts on street safety Traffic calming Traffic calming comprises physical and regulatory measures that reduce vehicle speeds and enhance safety for pedestrians, cyclists and neighborhoods while balancing mobility and ac…

Traffic collision (motor vehicle collision) Traffic collision Comprehensive overview of traffic collisions: definitions, common types and causes, consequences, prevention through design and regulation, investigation, and notable distinctions…

Traffic congestion Traffic congestion (traffic jams) occurs when road demand exceeds capacity, slowing travel and increasing delays; causes, impacts, measurement, and mitigation strategies are discus…

Traffic light (traffic signal) Traffic light A traffic light, or traffic signal, is a signaling device positioned at intersections and crossings to regulate vehicle and pedestrian movement using standardized colored lights an…

Trail: definition, types, history, management and uses Trail A trail is a route typically for walking or other non‑motorized travel. This article explains common features, types, origins, uses, management, etiquette and notable distinctions.

Road Trailers — Types, Design, Hitching, and Safety Regulations Trailer (vehicle) Overview of road trailers: types and uses, structural design and hitching methods, safe loading, braking and maintenance, and key legal weight, lighting and towing regulations.

Train (rail vehicle) Train A train is a linked set of rail vehicles moved together for transporting people or goods. This article explains components, history, common uses, and key distinctions in rail trans…

Train ferry A train ferry is a ship designed to carry railway vehicles across water where bridges or tunnels are impractical. They use onboard track and shore ramps to roll rail vehicles on an…

Train station (railway station) Train station A train station is a facility where passengers board and alight trains and where freight may be exchanged; it includes platforms, buildings and operational equipment and varies by…

Training aircraft: role, types, and development Training aircraft An overview of training aircraft—design, types, history, and role in pilot and crew instruction across civil and military aviation.

Tram: urban rail vehicle (streetcar, trolley, light rail) Tram A tram (streetcar or trolley) is a rail vehicle for urban passenger transit. Usually electric and street-based, trams reduce congestion and emissions and range from historic cars t…

Tram stop (streetcar stop): design, operation and accessibility Tram stop A tram stop is a place where trams or streetcars pick up and drop off passengers. This article explains typical features, accessibility, operation, and regional differences.

Tramlink (Croydon Tramlink) — light rail network in south London Tramlink Tramlink is a light rail tram system serving Croydon and neighbouring suburbs in south London. Opened in 2000, it links suburban districts with rail and Underground interchanges an…

Trams in Kraków: history, network and role in city transport Trams in Kraków Overview of Kraków's tram network: its development since the 19th century, core features, rolling stock types, role for residents and visitors, and how it differs from other city t…

Trams in London Overview of London's tram systems: the original network to 1952, its mid‑century removal, and the modern Tramlink reintroduction from 2000, including infrastructure, operation and…

Trams in Melbourne Overview of Melbourne’s tram system: its history since 1885, network characteristics, operations by Yarra Trams, cultural role, ridership, and notable distinctions.

Tramway: systems, history, technology and urban role Tramway A tramway is a rail-based route for trams, streetcars or similar vehicles, encompassing urban passenger networks, industrial tracks, cable or aerial systems, and a variety of techn…

Tramway track: design, types, history and uses Tramway track Overview of tramway track systems: components, rail profiles, surface treatments (street, embedded, grassed), installation, history and operational considerations.

Trans‑Canada Highway Trans Canada Highway A coast‑to‑coast Canadian highway network linking provincial capitals and major cities; the main route spans about 7,821 km and includes varied road standards and notable engineeri…

Trans-Siberian Highway A linked network of federal and regional roads that provide an all-season motor route across Russia from the European northwest to the Pacific coast, crossing the Urals and Siberia…