The reason why seats at many train stations in Japan do not face the tracks
One design that may upset many people in Japan is the fact that some train stations have waiting seats facing away from the tracks.
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One design that may upset many people in Japan is the fact that some train stations have waiting seats facing away from the tracks.
The project trains are built in France and the first train is expected to be returned to the country in July 2020, starting dynamic testing in September 2020, commission…
Many tourists are surprised to learn about the mysterious things in world famous tourist destinations.
The video features a combination of drone aircraft flying along the subway tunnel along with time-lapse effects that describe the grandeur and difficulty of this century…
An old man entered the train station in the village and went to the ticket counter, asking the station staff.
Built over 80 years ago, Da Lat Station is an ancient station in Vietnam and has a rare sawtooth railway architecture in the world.
Russian metro stations are not only a transit point for trains, but also beautiful structures, attracting many tourists to visit.
Not only did the world be astounded by the image of passengers clinging to the train cars running, the Indian railway industry also held many other interesting records.
Many giant buildings hidden deep underground make all visitors overwhelmed by their magnificence.
After the Korean War, Pyongyang's government attempted to rebuild the country with many unique works expressing its identity.
The number of suicides on railroads in Japan increased sharply after bad weather days, forcing operators to increase surveillance during rainy days.
The five Lebanese students came up with an idea and experimented with a suitcase that would automatically follow the owner, after observing a passenger who was miserable…
Metro stations in major cities such as London and New York are traditionally large structures, like the cathedrals.