An X'Trapolis wearing temporary decals for the new train operator has just terminated a late night service and will form the 21:20 Flinders Street train.

Awaiting departure time for the next leg to Flemington, while running a tour around the suburban network.

One of the local trams in the centre of Helsinki. This livery very much resembles the old Met green & gold formerly used in Melbourne, Australia's tram network.

Right on time: a local commuter train departs Central Helsinki for the suburbs.

Bound for Waterloo Station while passing through part of the South London suburb of Wimbledon.

The driver of a southbound District Line train gives a friendly wave as he nears the end of the line, and a South West Trains services crosses the flyover in the background.

Passengers and diesel smoke are not much more than blurs in this late night scene, with three HST sets sitting around. I was particularly interested to see these as they have so much in common wit... (more)

Looking smart in it's FCC livery late at night.

Running express bound for Heathrow Airport, a Piccadilly line tube train passes through. I thought these looked ridiculously tiny out here on the surface along side normal sized trains!

Travelling from Uxbridge to Central London, with 23km still to go a 1960s-vintage set has just crossed one bridge and is about to go under another.

Outside the Greater London boundary, yet still served frequently by the 'tube', sleepy Moor Park is disturbed by the arrival of a London-bound service from Watford. Built in the early 1960s, these... (more)

Working a peak hour service to Clarkson this 3 car set slows for a stop at a station in the centre of the Mitchell Freeway, 20km north of Perth's CBD.

With only a few minutes to go until the Bundoora RMIT terminus, this tram has travelled almost 20km from Melbourne's CBD and is climbing a hill on one of the longest routes.

During a short burst of sunlight, an X'Trapolis set is seen departing the end of double track at Keon Park, at the beginning of the single track to Epping. Funding for duplication of this section ... (more)

One of only two A-class trams running on St Kilda Rd routes has just departed the world's southern most non-tourist tram stop, running on route 64 to Melbourne University.