She couldn't believe it: a beautiful double-decker train arrived at the station!

From there double-decker trains leave approximately every hour.

Several other commuter railroads across the country have been making the switch to double-decker trains without middle seats.

A new station was built nearby in the late 20th century to accommodate double-decker trains.

High platforms do have significant advantages beyond wheelchair accessibility (except for double-decker trains).

There were also positive signs, with riders applauding the new double-decker trains.

In Japan, double-decker trains are used either to show better scenery, or to increase seat capacity.

The first Japanese double-decker train appeared in 1904.

To accommodate double-decker trains, a new station and platform were built nearby.

It was packed, and although it was one of the new double-decker trains, the air-conditioning didn't seem to be working properly.