Platform Screen Doors at Duroc Metro Station in Paris
Taken October 2017
Duroc is a station on Paris Métro Lines 10 and 13, located beneath Place Duroc in the seventh arrondissement. It opened in 1923 and takes its name from a nearby street honoring Géraud Duroc, a general under Napoleon. Glass platform screen doors line the tracks, installed to separate waiting passengers from the rails.
Taken October 2017
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