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Buses: Diesel fuel: often heavy and noisy cars, but they are cheaper than others, one of the most common options for the city Methane: a more environmentally friendly option for a diesel bus. Almost all regular buses have gas versions, and this is important because the price of the bus itself is higher, but the fuel costs are lower. Trolleybuses: A regular trolleybus: A spacious vehicle, more spacious than a bus, and cheaper in terms of costs, but very expensive to purchase. If the city does not have infrastructure, you will have to invest colossal amounts of money to launch a trolleybus, but it is worth it, because a trolleybus does not need refueling, and electricity is much cheaper than any fuel. Autonomous trolleybus: A versatile urban transport option. If a route runs part way without overhead power, it can be used to charge part of the route and run on battery power for the rest of the journey. Electric buses: a logical but incredibly expensive replacement for buses; they need to be charged, and the cost of an electric bus itself is several times higher than that of any bus. Tram: One of the most capacious modes of transport, you can essentially hook up cars endlessly, but still, a tram runs on rails that take a long time to build and are expensive, unlike a trolleybus, it requires a more powerful substation and more maintenance, but it's still worth it. Metro: This is the most expensive form of transport of all those surveyed. Digging a metro takes years, and in many cases, decades, and it is very expensive to maintain. Many cities should not build it at all, but rather make do with a good tram plan.