The typical railway metro runs an electric powered motor fixed at every wheel of the train, it's motor have two coils inside it, the first one gives high power to start the train and moves it and the second one is for high speeds, the train brakes with special braking pads the same way the car brakes.
Second answer:
"Metro" is a generic name for an urban railway system. Many cities have a Metro. For example: Paris Métro, Rome Metro, Madrid Metro, Amsterdam Metro, Newcastle Metro, etc., etc.
All the comments in the first answer are true, but they are also true of all electric multiple unit trains, from trams to the ICE high speed train I was on earlier today.
Typical for a Metro are fixed routes with high frequencies on each route (one train every 2-5 minutes).
Not necessarily all wheels have a motor on them.
Guangzhou East Railway Station - metro - was created in 1999.
when was metro railway of kolkata became a zone
The address for the Metro Railway is Jackson Graham Building, 600 5th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001.
Metro is a type of railway system
A metro refers to an electric railway that operates underground in a given city.
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In Washington DC the Metro is a light rail system.
kolkata metro
That would be the metro station at the Brussels Central Railway station.
Its less time consuming and too fast.