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Light rail systems, like the DLR, are a type of urban public transport that typically uses electric trains on their own tracks, separate from main railway lines. They are often smaller and more flexible than heavy rail (like the Underground) and can integrate better into urban environments, sometimes even running on streets. They're a popular choice for connecting city districts.
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