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The railway has come a long way since its introduction in the 17th century. Although the first public railway came to fruition in 1803, these once steam- and coal-powered, conductor-driven freight and passenger-carrying vehicles have now emerged into automatic and even driverless trains.

Modern railway travel is truly a wonder of human innovation. Advances in technology and automation help to lower the possibility of human error while at the same time boosting efficiency and improving user experience.

Platform screen doors are used in modern subway stations around the world to restrict passengers’ access to the tracks and tunnels. They have a number of advantages, which include improving safety as well as enhancing the station environment.