EMU 972 "Aizkorri" doing a service Bermeo-Bilbao.

The first Frecciarossa train from Bardonecchia, ski area near the French border, to Napoli in Avigliana.

The sun trying to burn off early morning fog creates a surreal setting over some locomotives at SARM.

Christmas mood in Budapest: Cozy lights on the trees and the passing special Xmas Light Tram

Bi-modal intercity train of the Intercity Express Programme (IEP), built by Hitachi in Kasado/Japan (bodyshells) and Newton Aycliffe Manufacturing Facility (assembling and commissioning) 800 # 110... (more)

Bi-modal Hitachi built "AZUMA" (in Japanese = east) train 800 # 110 of the LNER (London North Eastern Railway) is leaving York station as train 1E14 from Edinburgh Waverley to London Kin... (more)

The new ICE 4 # 9026 "Zürichsee" of the Deutsche Bahn was showed to the public in Zürich main station this day. The 12 car ICE 4 (412 series) train for 250 km/h will run between Chur, Zürich, B... (more)

Hitachi built "AZUMA" highspeed train 800 # 110 of the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) is leaving Newcastle as empty rolling stock train 5Q41 to Edinburgh. The train came from the He... (more)

Power car, Shinkansen Leading Car 22-141, 'bullet train', built by West Japan Railways, 1976, withdrawn from service in October 2000. The Shinkansen power car 22.141 is the last to be withdrawn o... (more)

Hitachi built bi-mode (diesel and 25 000 V 50 Hz AC) highspeed train (125/140 mph) 800 # 111 of the LNER (London North East Railway) (branded AZUMA) is leaving Edinburgh Waverley as train 1E14 via... (more)

Brand new british highspeed trains, built by Hitachi of Japan, in Edinburgh Waverley station. On the right 802 # 206 of Trans Pennine Express (TPE), branded "Nova 1", as test train (probably drive... (more)

"Azuma" highspeed train 800 # 111 of the LNER (London North Eastern Railway) is leaving Edinburgh Waverley station as train 1E14 to London Kings Cross, entering the Calton north tunnel. Note the b... (more)

Light trace of a northbund train on the 2467 meter long doubletrack Forth bridge over the Firth of Forth at Queensferry near Edinburgh. When built from 1882 to 1890, it was the world's longest can... (more)