Underground stations

Underground stations are transit hubs located beneath the Earth's surface, serving as access points to subway or metro train systems. They typically feature platforms where passengers wait for trains, ticketing areas, and various amenities. These stations are designed to facilitate efficient urban transportation, helping people move quickly in densely populated areas. Entrance and exit points often include stairs, escalators, or elevators, providing accessibility. Underground stations are integral to reducing street-level congestion and connecting neighborhoods within a city, offering a safe, reliable way to travel beneath busy streets and neighborhoods.