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Train stations, like the one near the incident in Caen, are often central hubs in cities. They attract businesses, bars, and people because they're convenient for travel and commuting. This concentration of activity can sometimes lead to increased foot traffic and, unfortunately, a higher potential for incidents in busy areas.
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