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facilities, though some railway lines were goods-only or passenger-only, and if a line was dual-purpose there would often be a freight depot apart from the passenger station. This type of dual-purpose station can sometimes still be found today, though in many cases goods facilities are restricted to
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in both height and width. This also requires rolling stock with appropriate dimensions. At some stations, a railway worker can install a temporary ramp to allow people in wheelchairs to board. Relying on temporary ramps can lead to people in wheelchairs becoming stranded on a train or platform if a
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unstaffed, tickets being sold on the train. On 1 September 1904, a larger version, known on the GWR as a "platform" instead of a "halt", was introduced; these had longer platforms, and were usually staffed by a senior grade porter, who sold tickets and sometimes booked parcels or milk consignments.
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Many stations date from the 19th century and reflect the grandiose architecture of the time, lending prestige to the city as well as to railway operations. Countries where railways arrived later may still have such architecture, as later stations often imitated 19th-century styles. Various forms of
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on 12 October 1903; from 1905, the French spelling was
Anglicised to "halt". These GWR halts had the most basic facilities, with platforms long enough for just one or two carriages; some had no raised platform at all, necessitating the provision of steps on the carriages. Halts were normally
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A number of other halts are still open and operational on privately owned, heritage, and preserved railways throughout the
British Isles. The word is often used informally to describe national rail network stations with limited service and low usage, such as the
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Sometimes the track continues for a short distance beyond the station, and terminating trains continue forward after depositing their passengers, before either proceeding to sidings or reversing to the station to pick up departing passengers.
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to serve rural 'kampongs' (villages), that require train services to stay connected to important nodes, but do not have a need for staff. People boarding at halts who have not bought tickets online can buy it through staff on board.
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at the station which are lower speed tracks for other purposes. A maintenance track or a maintenance siding, usually connected to a passing track, is used for parking maintenance equipment, trains not in service,
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Stations may also be classified according to the layout of the platforms. Apart from single-track lines, the most basic arrangement is a pair of tracks for the two directions; there is then a basic choice of an
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Some termini have a newer set of through platforms underneath (or above, or alongside) the terminal platforms on the main level. They are used by a cross-city extension of the main line, often for
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Many stations, either larger or smaller, offer interchange with local transportation; this can vary from a simple bus stop across the street to underground rapid-transit urban rail stations.
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2073:, in Paris, is by the number of travellers, at around 214 million per year, the busiest railway station in Europe, the 24th busiest in the world and the busiest outside Japan.
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Some stations have unusual platform layouts due to space constraints of the station location, or the alignment of the tracks. Examples include staggered platforms, such as at
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could stop on request, allowing passengers to board or alight, was called a "rail motor stopping place" (RMSP). Usually situated near a
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railway tunnel linking Europe and Asia was completed. Some cities, including New York, have both termini and through lines.
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may be used in announcements, to differentiate a halt during which passengers may alight for another reason, such as a
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in London is the busiest station in terms of rail traffic with an average of one train every 20 seconds at peak times.
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is the biggest railway station in Europe in terms of floor area (83,460 square metres (898,400 sq ft)).
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at the South End
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architecture have been used in the construction of stations, from those boasting grand, intricate,
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mainline network for Paris. It is the busiest railway station outside Japan, serving 206.7 million
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in London was the city's first terminus and also the world's first elevated station and terminus.
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Accessibility for disabled people is mandated by law in some countries. Considerations include:
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direction from that of their arrival. There are several ways in which this can be accomplished:
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in New York City is the world's largest elevated terminal with 8 tracks and 4 island platforms.
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frontage resembles a château and is the world's oldest used terminus.
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also physically prevent people from falling from the platform edge.
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and numerous examples throughout the first century of railroading.
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terminal in Manchester. The station was the first to incorporate a
588:
is the terminology typically used in the U.S. In Europe, the terms
4102:
2606:"Appeal to save 'world's oldest' railway station in County Durham"
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1062:, a stopping or halting place that may not even have platforms.
952:
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631:—it is used for both passenger and freight facilities. The term
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2935:
Enzyklopädie des Eisenbahnwesens (Encyclopaedia of the Railway)
1674:(145 built) and 1928–1939 (198 built). Ten more were opened by
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is the oldest surviving railway terminus building in the world.
1002:
Stations normally have staffed ticket sales offices, automated
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1353:" to the other end of the train, to which it then re-attaches;
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being obsolete. In British Commonwealth nations usage, where
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Bridging the Unbridgeable. A project on English usage guides
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are the largest railway station by number of platforms (32).
2062:, Italy, is the largest railway station in Europe by volume.
1152:(or "wedge-shaped" station) is sited where two lines split.
915:
Early stations were sometimes built with both passenger and
549:
to accommodate trains travelling in the opposite direction.
3472:"The railway station with world's largest transparent roof"
2968:
MacDermot, E.T. (1931). "Chapter XI: The Great Awakening".
2624:"B & O Transportation Museum & Mount Clare Station"
3181:
South Australian Railways working timetable 1964, Table 35
2118:
is the largest through station by number of platforms (22)
1874:, and luggage to reach the platform more easily and safely
1788:, a few small railway stations are designated as "halts" (
3501:"La Stazione Centrale di Milano: la più grande in Europa"
1923:
Reached by a 1.24-mile (2 km) long tunnel, the 1830
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Opened in 1830 and reached through a tunnel, Liverpool's
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with Line 9 trains stopping 48 meters above the surface.
1500:(the Asian terminus) historically required crossing the
1018:
facilities. In some countries, stations may also have a
2657:. Papillon. Archived from the original on 23 March 2008
2271:
Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics
2267:"Wind and train driven air movements in train stations"
1453:
An American example of a terminal with this feature is
1219:"Terminal station" redirects here. For other uses, see
665:, shown in 1962, opened in 1830, is the oldest station
2475:– via ressources.data.sncf.com – SNCF OPEN DATA.
1464:
in New York City. Other major cities, such as London,
52:, Germany, one of the busiest train stations in Europe
3262:
Southworth, Phoebe; Roberts, Lizzie (17 April 2020).
2293:"Google Books Ngram Viewer. American English Corpus"
1678:
on ex-GWR lines. The GWR also built 34 "platforms".
1226:"Turnback" redirects here. For turnback siding, see
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and merge back to the main line on the other end by
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is the largest railway station in Europe by volume.
3329:"Machines & Engineering: Building the Biggest"
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1899:people that they are approaching a platform edge.
827:in the early 19th century, operated by locomotive
3237:"When rail travel for disabled people goes wrong"
3125:"English–Irish Dictionary (de Bhaldraithe): halt"
2462:"SNCF Open Data — Fréquentation en gares en 2016"
2009:The world's station with the longest platform is
1882:staff member fails to show up to deploy the ramp.
1866:who cannot use stairs, and also allow those with
1831:, halts are commonplace along the less developed
1365:", a roughly triangular arrangement of track and
724:is one of the six large terminus stations of the
669:in the world still in use as a passenger station.
521:, or both. It generally consists of at least one
3569:A comprehensive technical article about stations
3070:GB Rail Timetable Winter Edition 8 December 2013
2690:"The Inception of the English Railway Station".
795:The world's first recorded railway station, for
505:(mainly UK and other Anglophone countries) is a
27:Railway facility for loading or unloading trains
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2956:Glossar der Systemtechnik des Eisenbahnverkehrs
1670:of 1923. Peak building periods were before the
1862:to every platform are necessary for people in
1335:arranging for the service to be provided by a
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1233:For the commuter rail station in Turkey, see
1176:with a loop line that comes off the straight
869:The oldest terminal station in the world was
615:is sometimes used as an alternative name for
541:, and baggage/freight service. Stations on a
470:
8:
3351:"Largest railway station (no. of platforms)"
3304:"Rights of disabled passengers on transport"
2937:, 2nd edition, 1912–1923, Vol. 1, p. 383 ff.
2869:"Zürich HB: Vom Kopf- zum Durchgangsbahnhof"
1259:in the city centre. The tunnel still exists.
906:Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester
2972:. Vol. II (1st ed.). Paddington:
2700:. SAHGB Publications Limited: 63–76. 1961.
2002:The world's station with most platforms is
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2501:"Europe's Record-Holding Railway Stations"
2051:List of highest railway stations in Europe
2047:List of busiest railway stations in Europe
889:. Crown Street station was converted to a
803:, began passenger service in 1807. It was
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1588:Intermediate stations also occur on some
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2999:The Great Western Railway: A New History
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2415:"Definition of depot by Merriam-Webster"
1026:. Other station facilities may include:
501:(mainly North American terminology) and
3375:Huralimath, Arunkumar (21 March 2021).
2628:National Historic Landmarks in Maryland
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1685:Staff halt at Durnsford Road, Wimbledon
811:, Wales, on the Oystermouth (later the
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3084:"Rail Chronology: Halts and Platforms"
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2737:"Stations were gateways to the world"
2499:Oishimaya Sen Nag (23 October 2017).
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2228:(11). Radstock: Irwell Press Limited.
2187:List of IATA-indexed railway stations
861:Station with train and coal depot by
533:providing such ancillary services as
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3284:from the original on 11 January 2022
2970:History of the Great Western Railway
2824:. California High-Speed Rail Program
2393:Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
748:) rail passengers a year as of 2016.
3402:"关于轨道交通9号线一期，你想知道的，都在这儿啦！_重庆市人民政府网"
2948:Systemtechnik des Eisenbahnverkehrs
2735:Miserez, Marc-André (2 June 2004).
2342:"Railway station or train station?"
2006:in New York City with 44 platforms.
1809:countries the term "halt" is used.
1376:were used to reverse steam engines.
4769:Transit-oriented development (TOD)
3523:"79 of Our Favorite Facts of 2019"
3211:Historical Society of the Gatineau
3207:"Stations of the Gatineau Railway"
2604:Ofori, Morgan (28 February 2024).
2265:Gerhardt, H.J; Krüger, O. (1998).
1504:via alternative means, before the
1136:Tutbury and Hatton railway station
1117:Philadelphia's 30th Street Station
604:is the traditional term, the word
25:
2526:Devin Leonard (10 January 2018).
2340:Morana Lukač (12 November 2014).
2315:"Steamed up about train stations"
1949:container stations or terminals.
1221:Terminal Station (disambiguation)
1040:departures and arrivals schedules
565:or other transport modes such as
4925:
4779:Transportation demand management
3571:from Railway Technical Web Pages
3143:"Public Records Office Victoria"
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898:Liverpool and Manchester Railway
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2028:Coney Island – Stillwell Avenue
1658:in Great Britain began opening
1455:Union Station in Washington, DC
1405:Glasgow's suburban rail network
1010:. Larger stations usually have
900:, opened in 1830. Manchester's
823:in north-east England built by
821:Stockton and Darlington railway
705:Liverpool Lime Street station's
611:In the United States, the term
3428:"重庆9号线一期开通 化龙桥站再现"轨道穿楼"-中国科技网"
3040:, Section: In praise of halts.
3001:(2nd ed.). Newton Abbot:
2442:. Japan Today. 6 February 2013
2142:is the busiest station in the
2034:Shanghai South railway station
2011:Hubli Junction railway station
1311:without the need to cross any
879:Liverpool Road railway station
637:vehicle maintenance facilities
32:Train station (disambiguation)
1:
3751:Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit
3169:"Museum Victoria, Railmotors"
2651:"Manchester Railway Stations"
2279:10.1016/S0167-6105(98)00053-1
1608:, in railway parlance in the
1144:Cheadle Hulme railway station
596:are both commonly used, with
262:Passenger traffic terminology
4807:Passenger information system
3543:. GO Transit. Archived from
2958:, retrieved 16 February 2014
2849:. Merriam-Webster Dictionary
2767:History of Railroad Stations
2127:Jungfraujoch railway station
1325:Kristiansand Station, Norway
1253:Crown Street railway station
932:-style edifices, to plainer
871:Crown Street railway station
788:passengers a day as of 2018.
780:, serving more than 430,000
635:is not used in reference to
36:Train depot (disambiguation)
3945:Demand-responsive transport
3843:Medium-capacity rail system
3097:S.A, Priberam Informática.
2763:"Italian Railroad Stations"
2739:. SwissInfo. Archived from
2649:Moss, John (5 March 2007).
2630:. Maryland Historical Trust
2313:Ian Jolly (1 August 2014).
1885:Station facilities such as
1833:KTM East Coast railway line
1523:During a journey, the term
1430:, and many of the numerous
887:Lime Street railway station
852:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
5806:
5686:Cross-platform interchange
5172:Transfer table (traverser)
4708:Public transport timetable
3739:Passenger rail terminology
2235:Branch Line Memories Vol 1
2156:is the busiest station in
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1759:Amsterdam Centraal station
1719:St Keyne Wishing Well Halt
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5616:Switch / turnout / points
5606:Grand circle / roundabout
5160:ground-level power supply
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4739:Green transport hierarchy
4476:Automated fare collection
3331:. Discovery Channel. 2008
3105:(in Brazilian Portuguese)
3051:"National Rail Enquiries"
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2395:. Oxford University Press
2116:Nuremberg Central Station
1184:to allow trains to pass.
558:
375:List of high-speed trains
5790:Passenger rail transport
4774:Transportation authority
2883:"Grand Central Terminal"
2571:Hughes, Stephen (1990),
2192:List of railway stations
1990:List of highest railways
1925:Park Lane Goods Terminus
1424:suburban railway service
1349:using another track to "
1297:Spa Road railway station
1235:Terminal railway station
1072:routes or stations near
908:. It resembles a row of
5145:Railway electrification
4838:Bus rapid transit creep
4784:Transportation planning
3478:. Beijing. 26 June 2006
2997:Booker, Frank (1985) .
1943:Park Lane Goods Station
1610:Commonwealth of Nations
1558:, connecting stations,
992:Nyugati Railway Station
990:Ticket counters at the
513:stop to load or unload
277:Railway nationalization
4536:Manual fare collection
4516:Farebox recovery ratio
4007:Personal rapid transit
3381:The New Indian Express
3355:Guinness World Records
2887:Fodor's: New York City
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947:networks, such as the
902:Liverpool Road Station
866:
797:trains drawn by horses
385:Longest train services
267:Named passenger trains
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5284:Platform screen doors
4893:Sustainable transport
4873:Passenger load factor
4688:Clock-face scheduling
4521:Free public transport
4373:Bus turnout (bus bay)
4070:Real-time ridesharing
3863:Platform screen doors
3541:"About Union Station"
2974:Great Western Railway
2910:Lexikon der Eisenbahn
2693:Architectural History
2233:Reade, Lewis (1983).
2140:New York Penn Station
2058:
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1632:The Wishing Well halt
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400:Platform screen doors
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5752:Minimum curve radius
5719:Zig Zag / Switchback
5234:Anti-trespass panels
4932:Transport portal
4868:Outline of transport
4561:Reduced fare program
4531:Integrated ticketing
4486:Contract of carriage
4297:Personal transporter
3853:Narrow-gauge railway
3701:Rail replacement bus
3005:. pp. 112–113.
2871:. 12 September 2006.
2743:on 27 September 2007
2552:. BBC. 25 March 2007
1739:British Steel Redcar
1715:Coombe Junction Halt
1550:Intermediate station
1534:While a junction or
1074:tourist destinations
799:rather than engined
684:Baker Street station
453:Transport portal
405:Railway speed record
50:Hamburg Hauptbahnhof
30:For other uses, see
5691:Interchange station
5596:Facing and trailing
5563:Classification yard
5081:Classification yard
4908:Transport economics
4703:On-time performance
4698:Night (owl) service
4398:Interchange station
4277:Horse-drawn vehicle
4065:Flexible carpooling
3873:Metro/Rapid Transit
3217:on 16 December 2005
3103:Dicionário Priberam
3003:David & Charles
2419:merriam-webster.com
2321:(blog). London: BBC
2018:Hualongqiao station
1556:branch-off stations
1498:Haydarpaşa Terminal
1444:Vienna Hauptbahnhof
1440:Berlin Hauptbahnhof
1436:Zürich Hauptbahnhof
1257:Lime Street station
1194:There may be other
1154:Triangular stations
1109:Berlin Hauptbahnhof
1090:level of the tracks
840:Mount Clare station
813:Swansea and Mumbles
659:Broad Green station
380:List of train songs
257:High-speed railways
210:Couplers by country
59:Part of a series on
5621:Swingnose crossing
5340:Motive power depot
5294:Signalling control
4662:Standing passenger
3925:Auto rickshaw taxi
3895:Suspension railway
3878:Rubber-tyred metro
3801:Heritage streetcar
3706:Share taxi/Taxibus
3527:The New York Times
3458:The New York Times
3149:on 23 January 2019
2273:. 74–76: 589–597.
2144:Western Hemisphere
2064:
1979:
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1887:accessible toilets
1773:are called halts (
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1743:Lympstone Commando
1737:near Greenock and
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963:lines in Germany.
875:Liverpool, England
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4621:Non-revenue track
4287:Inclined elevator
4222:Inclined elevator
4188:Inclined elevator
3813:Higher-speed rail
3756:Airport rail link
3639:Bus rapid transit
3012:978-0-946537-16-7
2983:978-0-7110-0411-5
2550:"Mumbles Railway"
2464:. Paris, France:
2244:978-0-90-689906-9
1939:marshalling yards
1897:visually impaired
1727:Oxfordshire Halts
1568:terminal stations
1564:railway junctions
1560:transfer stations
1529:locomotive change
1513:terminal railroad
1361:by the use of a "
1182:railroad switches
1042:, luggage carts,
1008:convenience store
825:George Stephenson
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188:Steam locomotives
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4729:Airport security
4611:Cross-city route
4556:Proof-of-payment
4526:Free travel pass
4017:Public light bus
3977:Hackney carriage
3796:Heritage railway
3781:Elevated railway
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1575:through stations
1494:Sirkeci Terminal
1428:Passante railway
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1323:, Australia and
1295:Opened in 1836,
1292:
1273:Opened in 1830,
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920:major stations.
854:on 22 May 1830.
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5249:Catch points
5209:Water trough
5111:Passing loop
5091:Pocket track
5076:Balloon loop
5040:Ladder track
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4898:Timing point
4883:Request stop
4826:Other topics
4683:Bus bunching
4667:Travel class
4626:Radial route
4606:Circle route
4590:Transit pass
4551:Penalty fare
4511:Fare evasion
4506:Fare capping
4491:Dead mileage
4448:Transit mall
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4171:Gondola lift
3950:Microtransit
3858:People mover
3771:Circle route
3686:Open top bus
3649:Circle route
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2177:Bus terminus
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2104:Rome Termini
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1807:Commonwealth
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167:Service and
116:
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5601:Grand union
5244:Buffer stop
5204:Water crane
5116:Track gauge
5055:Tie/Sleeper
4903:Transit map
4878:Public good
4795:and signage
4652:First class
4566:Smart cards
4541:Money train
4403:Kassel kerb
4363:Bus station
4151:Cable ferry
4118:Ocean liner
4098:Cable ferry
3955:Paratransit
3716:Transit bus
3711:Shuttle bus
3659:Express bus
3614:Bus service
3099:"apeadeiro"
2534:14 November
2446:26 November
2298:10 February
2172:Bus station
2100:München Hbf
2094:Leipzig Hbf
1864:wheelchairs
1695:North Wales
1691:Penmaenmawr
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1149:Keilbahnhof
1098:urban areas
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621:train depot
581:Terminology
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3905:Tram-train
3833:Light rail
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3791:Heavy rail
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3681:Marshrutka
3664:Guided bus
3360:6 December
3313:6 February
3288:6 February
3247:6 February
3038:Reade 1983
2634:9 February
2590:9 February
2253:References
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1988:See also:
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1703:Shropshire
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1389:Thameslink
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1279:Manchester
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4282:Hyperloop
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3482:13 March
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3412:15 March
3386:31 March
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2931:Zeno.org
2926:Bahnhöfe
2853:18 March
2828:18 March
2772:13 March
2747:13 March
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1827:In West
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