Just get out of the way PRASA.
Japan Rail Pass has done some digging and analysed Tripadvisor reviews, Instagram hashtags and global search volumes to create an index score and rank the world’s best luxury train rides.
Although well-known thanks to the Christie book and movie, The Orient Express has in fact never been a specific train, but a scheduled service that has operated the Paris to Istanbul route for the last 140 years.
Thorpe died on the morning of 4 August having suffered “traumatic injuries” after an incident at a Surrey railway station.
Tenders for the line have now been received, and it seems like it’s full steam ahead.
Daily commuters using the Southern Line between Cape Town and Fish Hoek say the service has improved significantly over the last two years.
Luxury train travel doesn’t come much better than the world-famous Blue Train, which has been running since 1946.
Trains are practical, but they can also be one of the classiest ways to travel.
Luxury train travel doesn’t come much better than the world-famous Blue Train, which has been running since 1946.
A teenage boy was killed while allegedly surfing on top of a subway train, a popular, but dangerous, activity in New York.
The iconic luxury train, the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, is getting even swankier with three new Grand Suites.
Prasa’s annual report gives us some shocking insight into just how inefficient the rail system in South Africa is.
Since 2015, fires have wiped out around 60% of the trains in Cape Town’s Metrorail system, with coordinated attacks causing untold grief for commuters.
If you’re the type of person who feels a little twinge of apprehension every time you drive over train tracks, then this won’t help soothe your nerves.
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Arson, delays, overcrowding and more – it’s been a total nightmare for Capetonian train commuters over the last seven days, and Metrorail is hardly helping matters.
In Cape Town, where commuters already have enough on their plate with delays and vandalism, along comes a burning train.
While train surfers are not a new occurrence here in South Africa, this footage shows just how much they risk their lives every day to get their kicks.
Using over 15km of train tracks, this model railway in Germany has been voted as the country’s best tourist attraction. Look, it’s pretty spectacular.
You may recently have taken a trip down memory lane, and found inspiration in the railway of yesteryear. You’re not the only one, because train travel is cool again.
If you live in the City, you have heard an explosion at around 10PM last night. Well, it was from angry commuters who decided that they were letting loose.
Law, order, and complete obedience seem to be the status quo over in North Korea. That’s certainly true for their Pyongyang Metro, too.
Given the size of their population space is often at a premium in Chinese cities, and this 49 million people strong city has really outdone themselves.
Rush hour commuters in New Jersey were shocked when a train smashed into the Hoboken terminal without warning, causing extensive damage.
You may have seen flames rise from the middle of Cape Town’s CBD on Saturday evening and wondered what was on fire.
News is breaking that a gunman at the Cape Town station began ‘shooting in all directions’ before turning the gun on himself.
Train services were delayed last night and this morning after some unruly teens set fire to a train at Muizenberg station.
Here’s one to make you feel a little better about some of your more cringeworthy moments this weekend – compared to this blunder you’re still smelling like roses.
The world’s second most populous country has had more than half of its territory left in darkness after a massive failure by three of its major power grids, one failing for the second time in as many days.
Rescue workers at the scene of a horrific accident involving a train and a truck in Mpumalanga are having a hard time determining the extent of the damages. Officials say that identifying bodies is proving difficult as many have been torn up by the impact, with some being thrown as far as 200m.