Part of the busy the PRASA / Metrorail Yard just north of Durban Station. The photo was taken from the public viewing deck on top of the arch over the Moses Mabhida Soccer Stadium - 106 meters ab... (more)

PRASA (Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa) / Shosholoza Meyl Class 36 diesel shunter, 36-251, brings a now empty "Trans Natal" (overnight Johannesburg / Durban economy passenger train... (more)

A lovely winter's afternoon on the beach at Park Rynie (Kwazulu Natal South Coast). This 10M5 Metrorail set is on an all stops return trip to Durban from Kelso and has just left Park Rynie Statio... (more)

One of the very elusive KZN Business Express sets (there are two) is pictured here staged at Scottburgh Station on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast, while the load of passengers it brought down enjoy... (more)

Out with the purple and in with the blue. PRASA recently reliveried their Premier Classe coaches (previously all purple) in their "blue", as per the generator car on the left. The colo... (more)

An older eleven coach Type 5M2A Metrorail commuter set crosses the Umgababa Bridge / River on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast, as it heads back to Durban from Kelso, stopping at all stations along t... (more)

Train No. 0752 is about to make a stop at Ilfracombe Station. A Type 10M5 commuter set operated by PRASA / Metrorail is returning from Kelso on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast and will stop all sta... (more)

Brand New refurbished (ex. Transnet Engineering, Bayhead) 6E1 locomotives make their way Braamfontein. These loco's now haul long distance passenger trains in the Western Cape.

PRASA have recently introduced a new passenger service between Johannesburg and Durban. The consist is a mix of their flagship "Premier Classe" and economy Shosholoza Meyl coaches. It le... (more)

PRASA have recently introduced a new passenger service between Johannesburg and Durban. The consist is a mix of their flagship tourist class "Premier Classe" and economy class "Shosholoza Meyl" c... (more)

Class 6E1 Series 3, E1394, built in 1972/3, is still at the yard in Durban with an uncertain future. A possible conversion / upgrade to Class 18E can be ruled out now, as the conversion programme... (more)

Six (3 pairings) of the twenty eight strong fleet of PRASA Class 18E electric locomotives staged under the Argyle Road Bridge at the yard in Durban. Paired together are 18-402 / 18-405 (purple Sho... (more)