(the) Docklands Light Railway
- (the) Docklands Light Railway
the Docklands Light Railway [the Docklands Light Railway] (abbr DLR
)
a system of light trains used for public transport in the London ↑
Docklands which started operating in 1987. The trains are controlled by computer and travel above ground, often high up on raised lines. Many of its stations are linked to the ↑
London Underground.
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