Danville Union Station, is the main passenger rail terminal serving the city of Danville, and the surrounding areas. DUS opened in May, 1941 as the Danville Union Passenger Terminal, effectively replacing the now demolished 32nd Street Station. The station was approached by residents of the Tri State Area seeking a new and more modern passenger rail station. The station was built to make passenger rail travel in, and out of Danville much more efficient.