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Anonymous03/03/25, 14:25No.2035500Post your station or stop
Post your favorite or most used train station or bus stop.
Once a year or so I like to start this thread, it usually ends up pretty interesting.
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Anon03/03/25, 15:38No.2035503
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Anon03/03/25, 16:13No.2035506
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Anon03/09/25, 22:09No.2036052
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Anon03/10/25, 02:14No.2036071
I'm a passionate bus stop collector. Currently I'm extremely obsessed with Ukrainian bus stops. My Ukrainian collection numbers well over a thousand bus stops; best country to for bus stop hunting I've been to. I've got photos of bus stops from all across Europe though.Pic related is a bus stop in the Petrykivka art style, which is part of Unesco's intangible cultural heritage.
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Anon03/10/25, 14:09No.2036131
Look at my four million population city central station, dawg.
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Anon03/13/25, 03:01No.2036410
Tokyo station.
my workplace.
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Anon03/21/25, 08:02No.2037142
It's hard to find a lot of good pictures of it because it doesn't get a lot of use nowadays. The station isn't as nice as it looks here because on the other side is an abandoned strip mall. A developer wants to build apartments there, but as you can imagine after resident push back about neighborhood character (in reference to the abandoned strip mall) the county voted it down but there's a state law that's supposed to override it so last I heard the developer is making the project bigger out of spite. I'm unironically planning on moving into the city due to lack of TOD in the county. The train gets you downtown so quickly but the closest apartments are so far from the train station all your time savings are gone. Would love to live in an apartment here but oh well.
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Anon03/21/25, 19:20No.2037193
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Anon03/21/25, 19:34No.2037198
And the tram one(RIP 56)
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Anon04/03/25, 16:53No.2038023
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Anon04/03/25, 17:01No.2038024
Built in 1873, rebuilt in 1884, and expanded in 1905.https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-baltimore-sun-metbranch-railroad-no/128394636/
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Anon04/03/25, 17:48No.2038031
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Anon05/02/25, 22:56No.2039442
Do you guys prefer open platform or building interior?
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Anon05/05/25, 02:39No.2039604
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Anon05/19/25, 15:33No.2040862
Bump
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Anon05/19/25, 19:11No.2040877
Manchester Piccadilly may not be the prettiest example of Victorian brickwork, and the original brick front has been replaced by a dull 60s block, but I feel at home there.
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Anon05/19/25, 20:50No.2040884
Partick, Glasgow
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Anon05/20/25, 14:05No.2040941
I pray and hope that they actually fix Penn Station.
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Anon05/21/25, 06:22No.2040995
I've lived pretty much my whole life in rural Victoria, whenever I take the train into Flinders Street Station in Melbourne I am blown away by the architecture and just the general scale of the building and the surrounding square.
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Anon06/24/25, 00:19No.2045766
Just love the Piedmont service in general, except the F59PHI's. Fuck them.
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Anon06/24/25, 07:37No.2045785
>GO Transit MPI Express
Peak Canuck railroading. In a few decades it'll be as quintessential to Canadian rail as the F40PH was to the US.
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Anon07/07/25, 21:53No.2047761
Bump
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Anon07/08/25, 21:06No.2047870
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Anon07/31/25, 20:32No.2050230
nice
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Anon08/02/25, 19:55No.2050351
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Anon08/08/25, 09:44No.2050824
5 minutes walk from my house.
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Anon08/08/25, 18:28No.2050885
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Anon08/08/25, 18:51No.2050887
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Anon08/10/25, 23:20No.2051046
2 years later its still a construct site and all they wanted to do was make a new pedestrian under-crossing. Probably won't be finished by the end of the year. Taken from the temporary makeshift bridge to cross the railway in the meantime .
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Anon08/16/25, 16:07No.2051440
Hilversum the Netherlands.
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Anon08/17/25, 18:15No.2051507
The D Branch on the MBTA's Green Line has a lot of comfy stops.
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Anon08/29/25, 04:37No.2052542
The Georgia Ave - Petworth station, by far the one I have used the most at this point. It’s a typical underground metro station, nothing special but that’s part of the charm, that is the uniformity of metro stations, traveling through god knows how many stops, each consisting of a spacious, tall, wide waffle dome gently lit up by platform lighting. Metro for me is such a comfy experience, especially later at night when you’ve been out drinking.
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Anon08/29/25, 06:21No.2052554
From San Francisco, Glen Park Station. Love the brutalist design.
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Anon10/05/25, 17:57No.2055330
The undrground concourse is kinda meh but my god is the building beautiful
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Anon10/22/25, 17:18No.2056847
My local - it is the first ever train station to be photographed back in 1845
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Anon11/11/25, 11:59No.2058532
Single to Cleethorpes please.
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Anon11/13/25, 22:32No.2058760
Paoli station used to be a simple low-level station with boarding on both sides. Occasionally, an Amtrak would alight from the inner track and wooden plates were installed to get passengers over the tracks.
Then they spent 4 years and a billion dollars and built one high-level platform, tore up the center tracks, and fenced the shit out of everything. It's fine, but you have to do two flights of stairs up and two flights down, to enter or leave the platform. Fucking sucks dick balls with luggage and I'm not a fat fuck.
They could have built like one tunnel from side to side and saved so much cardio.
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Anon11/26/25, 16:32No.2059798
Boni Station, ManilaIt's a shithole but it does the job
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Anon11/27/25, 02:58No.2059831
They are taking their sweet, sweet time installing the elevators. Apparently elevator installation and replacement is the single most difficult engineering task known to man.
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Anon11/29/25, 11:25No.2059953
I might make a whole thread on SMART it's a splendid little system for commuters
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Anon12/15/25, 15:13No.2061309
Footbridge to the main train ticket office Havant UK. Gateway to the town, first thing most visitors see from the street or when arriving from the west by rail..
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Anon12/24/25, 03:18No.2061833
My local bus stop is unremarkable but in terms of LRT Commercial-Broadway is the one I use the most living in Vancouver. It's a beauty of a station
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Anon01/03/26, 07:14No.2062447
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Anon02/01/26, 03:08No.2064730
MBTA
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Anon02/03/26, 07:24No.2064867
i like it
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Anon03/04/26, 04:49No.2066927
Favorite is definitely Luz in São Paulo
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Anon03/04/26, 08:01No.2066938
Westlake Station in Seattle has no business being as good as it is.
>gorgeous interior
>elevators and escalators where needed
>ran as a trolleybus stop for decades until the light rail was built
>direct service to UW campus next to the football stadium, pro baseball/football arenas, and SeaTac airport
>under good looking historic buildings
>west end is below the monorail, four short-blocks from Pike Place Market
>east end is under Nordstrom's and a short walk to the convention center and a gorillion office towers
It's not my "home" stop since I live over in Kitsap and use Pioneer Square to go to/from the ferries but it used to be my "work" stop before COVID.
