elevated train
Plural
elevated trains
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a train that runs on tracks above the ground, usually on a bridge-like structure
An elevated train is a type of railway system where the train runs on tracks raised above the ground, typically supported by pillars or a bridge-like structure. This design helps avoid heavy traffic on the streets below, allowing the train to move smoothly through busy urban areas. Elevated trains are commonly used in cities with high population density, offering a quick and efficient way for people to travel without being affected by road traffic. They provide a reliable mode of transportation while saving valuable space on the ground.
- The elevated train travels above the busy streets, making the journey quicker.
- People can see the city from a new angle when riding the elevated train.
- The elevated train station is just a short walk from the park.
- At night, the lights of the elevated train shine brightly over the city.
- The noise of the elevated train can be heard from blocks away.