Description
Train tracks, also known as railway tracks, form the fundamental infrastructure for train transportation. Consisting of two parallel steel rails laid on ties or sleepers, they guide train wheels, ensuring safe and efficient travel. Train tracks span vast distances across landscapes, connecting cities and regions, facilitating freight and passenger transport worldwide. The design and maintenance of train tracks involve engineering principles to ensure stability, durability, and alignment, crucial for smooth operations and safety. They symbolize connectivity, economic growth, and cultural exchange, shaping the modern transportation landscape profoundly.
