Elevated metro rail system

An Elevated metro rail system is a train network built on tracks raised above ground level, typically on concrete pillars or viaducts. It is designed to efficiently transport large numbers of passengers within urban areas, reducing traffic congestion. Elevated tracks help avoid road intersections, allowing trains to run smoothly and on schedule. This system provides a rapid, reliable, and space-efficient mode of transit, especially in cities where underground construction is challenging. Overall, it enhances urban mobility by connecting different parts of the city quickly and safely while minimizing disruption to existing streets.