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A metro train seen traveling to the Efigenia metro station, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

São Paulo, Brazil - February 03, 2018: The subway system in São Paulo, Brazil runs very frequent, but it's always crowded. Here people stand at the edge of the door during the rush hour.

Complex metro railway train switching layout for shifting of train from one track to another.

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Train loaded with iron ore crossing the city in Minas Gerais, Brazil

High angle view of subway train reaching station in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Manila, Philippines - Dec 20, 2015. LRT train coming to EDSA train station in Manila, Philippines. LRT serves 579,000 passengers each day.

Estado Avenue that crosses the city and joins it with the neighboring cities of São Caetano and Santo André

tram point of view in tunnel of subway station

Metropolitan train on railway line 10 Turquesa, near the Tamanduateí station - São Paulo city, Brazil - August 12, 2014

Santiago, Chile: January 14,2023- The Santiago Metro ( Metro de Santiago) is a rapid transit system serving the city Santiago, capital of Chile.

Subte Metro train in Buenos Aires, Argentina

salvador, bahia, brazil - november 11, 2022: aerial view of the construction of the highway and section III of line 1 of the subway in the city of Salvador

Los Angeles Metro Gold line train departure from Los Angeles Union Station and heading towards Azusa.

$Melbourne, Australia - Nov 4, 2023: From Melbourne's new Union Station looking north to Box Hill with a PTV-MTM (Metro Trains Melbourne) Flinders St train passing under the new Mont Albert Road bridge.\nVictoria’s Big Build has removed 2 of Melbourne’s most dangerous and congested level crossings at Union Road, Surrey Hills and Mont Albert Road, Mont Albert and built a brand-new Union Station.\nEarly works started in June 2021, the level crossings were removed in May 2023 and the fast-tracked station opened on Monday 22 May with trains running on the Belgrave and Lilydale lines in the new 1.3km rail trench beneath Mont Albert and Union roads. \nThe works will ease congestion and make driving safer as the crossing boom gates at these sites were down for up to 40% of the morning peak, when up to 61 trains ran through the crossings.$