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Adelaide, Australia - October 8, 2023: Exterior view of Adelaide Railway Station.

Melbourne, Australia - January 3, 2024 : View of the iconic Flinders Street Station in Melbourne, Australia on December 29,2023.

Old railway station in Mannahill, a town and locality in South Australia.

Melbourne, Australia: April 03, 2018: A train arrives in Brighton Beach railway station which is located on the Sandringham line in Victoria, Australia and serves the south-eastern Melbourne suburb of Brighton. It opened in 1861.

Melbourne, Australia - November 27: Pedestrians and cylers at the iconic Flinders Street Station in Melbourne, Australia

Commercial development featuring eight three storey shops of polychrome brickwork and unpainted cement trims facade in eclectic boom-style built in AD 1888, Fitzroy suburb. Melbourne-VIC-Australia.

Melbourne, Australia - March 19, 2012: View of iconic Flinders Street Station and a vintage tram in Melbourne city cetre, Victoria, Australia

Denver, USA - December 24, 2019: vierw to facade of historic Union Station in Denver, Colorado, USA.

$Melbourne, Australia - Nov 4, 2023: Melbourne's new Union Station (between the suburbs of Surrey Hills and Mont Albert) with an Alstom X'Trapolis train operating a Belgrave/Lilydale service seen departing Platform 2. \nVictoria’s Big Build has removed 2 of Melbourne’s most dangerous and congested level crossings at Union Road, Surrey Hills and Mont Albert Road, Mont Albert and built a brand-new Union Station.\nEarly works started in June 2021, the level crossings were removed in May 2023 and the fast-tracked station opened on Monday 22 May with trains running on the Belgrave and Lilydale lines in the new 1.3km rail trench beneath Mont Albert and Union roads. \nThe works will ease congestion and make driving safer as the crossing boom gates at these sites were down for up to 40% of the morning peak, when up to 61 trains ran through the crossings.$