Platform

10 photos · 2012–2024

10 photographs tagged Platform, 2012–2024.

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CTA Blue Line train at O'Hare station platform in Chicago.
CTA Blue Line train at O'Hare station in Chicago, the airport terminal station for rapid transit service to downtown and the West Side. The underground station opened in 1984 as part of the extension of the Blue Line to O'Hare International Airport. Its platforms connect with the airport terminals and include glass-block walls and broad island platforms designed for airport passenger circulation.

Blue Line Train Arriving at O’Hare’s Underground Platform

A Siemens Desiro City Class 700 train stops at London Bridge Station's rebuilt Thameslink platform.
London Bridge Station in London has rebuilt Thameslink platforms and canopies, completed as part of the station redevelopment opened in 2018. A Siemens Desiro City Class 700 train stands at the platform.

Thameslink Train at London Bridge Station

A person waits on the platform at Charlton railway station in southeast London.
Charlton station in southeast London is on the North Kent Line and serves Southeastern trains. The platform includes standard passenger information boards, lighting, and a small station forecourt accessed by a fenced entrance.

Passenger Walking Along the Platform at Charlton Station

Red and blue London Underground trains stopped at a curved platform at Piccadilly Circus Station.
Piccadilly Circus Station on the London Underground has two trains on the curved deep-level platform. The station sits beneath Piccadilly Circus in the West End and is part of the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines interchange.

Two Trains Meet on the Curved Platform at Piccadilly Circus Station

Commuters walk the vaulted platform at State/Lake CTA station in downtown Chicago.
This vaulted platform serves State/Lake station, a CTA Loop stop connecting the Green, Orange, Brown, and Pink lines in downtown Chicago. The station's barrel-arched ceiling and rows of concrete columns date to an earlier era of Chicago's elevated and subway transit construction, distinguishing it from more modern CTA stops. Located near Randolph and State Streets, the station provides access to the Loop's theater and retail district.

Waiting for a Train at State/Lake Station, Chicago

Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue light rail station platform in downtown Minneapolis with directional signs to St. Paul.
The Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue Station serves the METRO Blue and Green Lines in downtown Minneapolis, connecting riders to Target Field, St. Paul, and the Mall of America. Located near the Warehouse District entertainment area on 5th Street, the station provides transit access to nearby bars, clubs, and Target Field Station.

Empty Platform at Warehouse District/Hennepin Station, Minneapolis

Metro Transit Blue Line train at Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue Station in Minneapolis at dusk.
The Warehouse District/Hennepin Avenue Station serves Metro Transit's METRO Blue Line, which runs between downtown Minneapolis and the Mall of America in Bloomington via Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. The line opened in 2004 as the region's first light rail line, originally branded the Hiawatha Line. This station sits along Hennepin Avenue in the Warehouse District, a neighborhood of former wholesale and manufacturing buildings that now houses bars, theaters, and offices.

Blue Line Train at Dusk, Warehouse District/Hennepin Station

okyo Metro Safety Poster – “Rushing Is Dangerous”
A safety poster inside a Tokyo Metro station warns passengers not to rush onto closing trains. Tokyo’s subway operators, including Tokyo Metro and Toei, use a mix of mascots and bold graphic styles to discourage last-second boarding, which remains one of the most common causes of platform accidents and door malfunctions. These posters are typically placed on or near platform screen doors, which have been installed progressively across the network since the early 2000s to reduce injuries and improve train-dwell consistency. The messaging reflects Japan’s broader public-transportation safety culture: preventing delays, protecting passengers, and maintaining precise headways in some of the most heavily used rail corridors in the world. This particular design features a cartoon warning style common in Metro stations along lines such as the Marunouchi, Yamanote interchanges, and the Keisei connection points at Ueno and Nippori.

Tokyo Metro Safety Poster – “Rushing Is Dangerous”

TRIP Outreach workers engage with riders on the platform at Warehouse District/Hennepin Station in downtown Minneapolis.
TRIP Outreach workers engage with riders at the Warehouse District/Hennepin Station, a key Light Rail Transit (LRT) stop in downtown Minneapolis. TRIP Outreach workers on the platform.

Outreach Workers Meet Riders on the Hennepin Station Platform

State Station platform on the MBTA Orange Line in Boston features distinctive red tile columns and yellow safety stripe.
State Station connects to the Blue Line, making it one of the few downtown Boston stops where the two lines meet. The station sits beneath State and Devonshire streets, serving the Financial District and buildings near the Old State House. It occupies part of the Washington Street Tunnel, which opened in 1915 as one of the earliest segments of Boston's rapid transit system. Orange Line trains here run between Oak Grove and Forest Hills, connecting the North Shore commuter routes to Boston's southern neighborhoods.

Orange Line Platform at State Station, Boston

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