Tube transport refers to a system of underground trains, commonly known as subways or metros, that efficiently move large numbers of passengers within urban areas. These trains operate on dedicated tracks, allowing for quick and reliable travel between various city locations. Tube transport is an essential part of public transportation in many cities, reducing traffic congestion and pollution. The first tube system was introduced in London in 1863, and since then, many cities worldwide have developed their own networks. Tube transport systems typically feature multiple lines, stations, and connections, making it easier for commuters to navigate urban environments and reach their destinations.