Railway track

Railway track are long strips of metal that trains travel on. The metal strips are connected together to create a long and smooth path for trains to follow. The track is usually made up of two parallel strips of metal called rails. The rails are held up by wooden or concrete ties, which are like little beds that the rails lay on.

The trains have special wheels called train wheels that have a flange on the inside that connects to the rail, kind of like a bicycle tire sticking to a paved road. The wheels roll along the rails and are able to steer the train to where it needs to go. The rails also help to keep the train on track and prevent it from tipping over.

The railway track stretches for miles and miles and can take you from one place to another quickly and efficiently. It's important to keep the railway track well-maintained, clear of debris and safe for train travel.