Elevated railway

An elevated railway is a transit system where train tracks are built on tall structures or tracks raised above ground level, typically supported by pillars or columns. This design allows trains to pass above streets and other obstacles, reducing congestion and avoiding interference with road traffic and pedestrians. Elevated railways are often used in urban areas to efficiently connect different parts of a city, providing a smooth and rapid transportation option without taking up valuable ground space. They are visible structures that blend functionality with urban infrastructure, offering an effective solution for busy cities.