It should come as any surprise that China is exporting it’s high speed rail building expertise to other parts of the world. The Bangkok post is reporting that government level meetings are taking place to discuss and outline high speed routes around Thailand. These projects will be joint Thailand-Chinese funded projects with …Read the Rest
Reports are suggesting that Deutsche Bahn will, sometime later this year, be testing one of their ICE3 high speed trains …Read the Rest
If, by some miracle, the UK gets a modest network of High Speed lines then surely it is about time …Read the Rest
There are a number of items floating around the web at the moment related to the European ARRIVAL project. The …Read the Rest
I’ve been rather busy with processing the videos I took whilst visiting the UK a few weeks back. Number of …Read the Rest
On this day in 1812 the worlds first cog railway was unveiled. John Blenkinsop, owner of a coal mine in …Read the Rest
It would be safe to say I have no idea when I last saw or went on the Tal Y …Read the Rest
I spent most of last week riding some of the great narrow gauge railways in Wales, namely the Welsh Highland …Read the Rest
London has many railway stations for a reason Maybe I shouldn’t have been surprised to read that one year later the UK’s …Read the Rest
. When, in 1998, I took the sleeper train from Shanghai to Beijing it took around 19 hours. When, in …Read the Rest
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