Sentence examples for passenger platform from inspiring English sources

Photographs of the scene showed that one car had mounted the passenger platform, dislodging part of the roof.

Because tracks in the rail yard are tightly spaced, Track 12 was eliminated to make room for a passenger platform servicing Tracks 11 and 13.

Some of the best work by Guastavino and his son, Rafael Guastavino y Esposito, like the stairwell of Washington Memorial Arch or the passenger platform of the abandoned City Hall subway station, is out of the public eye.

If one looks carefully and does not blink, the stout columns and vaulted ceilings of the 19th Street passenger platform can still be seen as the train passes through.

Marjorie Anders, a spokeswoman for Metro-North Railroad, said that their location suggested that Tracks 11, 12 and 13 were originally intended to be part of the rail yard, with the passenger platform tracks starting at Track 14. "At some point (maybe even before the terminal was built), someone decided to put in an additional platform," Ms. Anders said, making an educated guess.

Because the rentals will be so close to the station and adjacent to the eastbound passenger platform, Mr. Goldberg said, "Special windows, insulation, landscaping and construction techniques will be used to buffer the housing from a visual and sound perspective from the trains".

Beneath the building lay Amtrak's underground passenger platforms.

The underground mezzanine leading to the passenger platforms was to be a column-free expanse, naturally illuminated by skylights set into the memorial plaza above.

Surge waters during the storm reached knee level on the PATH passenger platforms, said Steven Plate, the director of World Trade Center construction at the Port Authority.

The neo-Classical landmark sits above the west end of the passenger platforms, making possible its use as a railroad concourse.

In 1993 the firm prepared a design for a new Pennsylvania Station concourse within the General Post Office on Eighth Avenue, above the far west end of the Amtrak passenger platforms.