Luas Red Line tram at Jervis stop on Abbey Street Upper in Dublin 1, Ireland, with city centre buildings behind.

Luas Red Line tram at Jervis stop on Abbey Street Upper in Dublin 1, Ireland, with city-centre buildings and pedestrians surrounding the modern light rail vehicle. The tram is photographed at one of the busiest central stops on Dublin's Red Line, close to Jervis Shopping Centre and the main retail streets north of the River Liffey. Luas has become a central part of public transport in the Irish capital, providing frequent electric tram services through dense urban areas and connections with rail, bus and other transport modes. The photograph is suitable for editorial coverage of Dublin transport, Luas, Red Line services, trams, light rail, sustainable transport, commuting, public transport, Jervis, Abbey Street, city-centre regeneration, electric transit and Irish urban infrastructure. The mixture of modern tram, overhead wires, pedestrians and surrounding commercial buildings gives the image strong everyday city context and makes it useful for stories about congestion reduction, transport investment, low-emission travel, urban mobility and the continued expansion of public transport alternatives in Dublin.