What is another word for tramlines?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈamla͡ɪnz] (IPA) 
Tramlines refer to the steel bars that run parallel on the roads, and they are primarily used to guide tram or train tracks. The word 'tramlines' can also be alternatively referred to as 'rails,' 'tracks,' 'cross ties,' 'sleepers,' or 'ties' in different regions. In some cases, the term 'permanent way' is used to denote tramlines. Furthermore, 'groove,' 'rut,' 'trench,' 'trackway,' and 'tread' are synonyms that can be employed to refer to tramlines. Different countries have different names for the tramlines, such as 'tram tracks' in the UK, 'streetcar tracks' in the US, and 'light rail tracks' in Australia.
