MetroLink, Light rail system in St. Louis, United States
MetroLink is a light rail system in St. Louis that operates two lines serving the metropolitan area and beyond. The network combines underground tunnels, street-level tracks, and elevated sections as it moves through different parts of the city and surrounding regions.
The system was developed in the early 1990s as a major public transportation project for the region. Since it opened, it has grown to become the primary way many residents and visitors move through the metropolitan area.
The network links different parts of the city, making it easy for people to move around and connect with jobs, schools, and neighborhoods. You see a mix of travelers from all walks of life using the trains throughout the day and evening.
Stations are located throughout the city and offer clear signage to help you find your way. Plan your trip during peak hours if the trains are crowded, or travel during quieter times for a more comfortable ride.
Parts of the network run underground while other sections travel above or along the streets, giving you changing views of the city as you ride. This mix of hidden and visible routes creates a different experience depending on which section you travel.
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