Railway Systems

Railway systems are organized networks that use trains to transport people and goods efficiently over land. They consist of tracks, stations, trains, and signaling technology. Tracks are the fixed pathways, while trains are vehicles designed to run smoothly along these paths. Stations serve as points for boarding and disembarking. Signaling systems manage train movements to prevent collisions and maintain scheduling. Modern railways may be powered by electricity or diesel. Overall, railway systems enable large-scale, reliable, and environmentally friendly transportation, connecting cities and regions and supporting economic activity.