The phrase "a transit station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location where passengers transfer from one mode of transportation to another, such as buses, trains, or subways.
Example: "The city plans to build a new transit station to improve public transportation access for residents."
Alternatives: "transport hub" or "transportation center".
"Lebanon is a transit station, it's one of the the doors that goes to Europe," he explained.
Over and over, one girl kicks another in the head as she lies on her back on a transit station platform.
Also in Manhattan two office towers, a park, a transit station, and a memorial and museum were under construction at the site of the former World Trade Center.
In fact, Theresienstadt was a place of starvation and disease, and a transit station for those sent on to Auschwitz-Birkenau and other extermination camps.
Visitors were funneled through an organized system of timed tickets and shuttle buses that transported people to and from a transit station about five minutes away.
In September 2014, Four Paws carried out an emergency operation to transfer three lions from the severely shell-damaged al-Bisan zoo in northern Gaza to a transit station in Jordan.
The event began with a brief rally at a nearby transit station, followed by a march to the port.
Emergency evacuation under fire condition in a mass transit station is a great concern especially in developing countries.
The redevelopment of the site dovetails with the construction of an adjacent project, a $300 million transit station to be built by the City of Sacramento.
Below is a selection of the maps and charts on show, along with a summary of some of the most interesting patterns that emerge: Hong Kong's residents are the best-connected, with over 40% living within a 500m radius of a rapid transit station.
When city of Oakland officials wanted to narrow a wide road near a major transit station and add two bike lanes, they realized it would be difficult to comply with the environmental law's rules and didn't proceed, said Jason Patton, Oakland's bike program manager.
