Rubber-tired trains were developed in post-WWII Paris to address maintenance issues and offer smoother rides with better grip on steep grades. This innovation improves passenger comfort and reduces noise but comes with higher construction costs and increased wear, making it suitable for specific urban transit needs rather than widespread adoption.
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