Rail Travel and Trains

A well-heeled start-up is taking aim at the luxury end of the reviving European night sleeper train business.

California's high-speed rail project just got back some Trump-cancelled funding, but the whole project is still a day late and a dollar short of completion.

More space on the train, more parking at the station to serve the growing numbers of bike-to-train commuters and travelers.

DrFumblefinger admires the lovely architecture of the train station in Toledo, Spain.

German rail passengers get a break on refunds, but it may mean the end for a cottage industry of middlemen.

As travel restrictions ease, Amtrak is restoring suspended or reduced service to daily runs on twelve long-distance routes.

Stephanie shares recommendations for a variety of worthwhile expeditions, all within one tank of gas from historic Reading, Pennsylvania

A three-country agreement lays the basis for sharply-reduced travel times among their busy capitals.

The UK moves, if not toward full nationalization, at least toward national control and harmonization of its rail system.

On a viaduct that once saw hundreds of trains a day, Philadelphia has made a quarter-mile down payment on a three-mile linear park.

The company that owns it, and the Orient Express, has decided there's more to be made elsewhere post-pandemic.

Desperate for cash to survive pandemic-induced losses, the cross-Channel rail service gets a shareholder-based bailout.