The phrase "a shared station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a station that is used by multiple parties or groups, such as a transportation hub or a collaborative workspace.
Example: "The city has implemented a new bike-sharing program that allows residents to access a shared station for convenient transportation."
Alternatives: "a communal station" or "a joint station".
On 24 December 1868, the District opened its line from South Kensington to Westminster, with stations at South Kensington, Sloane Square, Victoria, St. James's Park and Westminster Bridge (now Westminster), the Met extending eastwards from Brompton to a shared station at South Kensington on the same day.
Three months later, on 24 December 1868, the Met extended eastwards to a shared station at South Kensington and the District opened its line from there to Westminster, with other stations at Sloane Square, Victoria, St James's Park and Westminster Bridge (now Westminster).
Stations with large overlap of service areas have reduced number of actual users due to the fact that the accessible population are divided between the shared stations.
Stations with large overlap of service area have reduced number of actual users due to the fact that the accessible population is divided between shared stations.
Sharing stations just became a lot easier.
We've also made it easier to share stations and have made some improvements to the user interface.
Bromsgrove in Worcestershire already has a shared fire and police station.
In the Maximus temporary headquarters, in a shared, shabby building by Victoria station in London, (where everyone is so new that they struggle to find the exit), there is a determinedly upbeat atmosphere, with staff outlining how the new regime will be characterised by a new compassion.
Going to the gas station is a shared experience that transcends class, race, and geography.
Fire destroyed the studios of two television stations in a shared building in Grand Junction, blocking local broadcasts, officials said.
The most efficient way to provide such services is to use wireless multicasting, sending one copy of the video stream to multiple subscriber stations via a shared multicast channel, instead of sending multiple copies via several dedicated channels [6].
