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Trains are a convenient means of transportation used by many people in cities. It has become a daily routine for many to commute to school or work by train.
Trains are also an environmentally friendly mode of transport. Since they carry many people at once, they cause less air pollution than cars, and they run on electricity, making them clean.
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Trains have spearheaded the public transportation revolution in modern cities. Starting with the steam locomotives of the 19th century and evolving to electric power, they have completely transformed the urban landscape.
Trains reflect the unique culture of each country and city. From Japan's punctual operation culture to the artistic station designs of the Paris Metro and Korea's advanced transportation card system, trains have become cultural icons that represent a city's identity, going beyond their role as mere transportation.