#trains

[madcat-world]

We Won’t Tell Anyone - Alex Andreev

[emaadsidiki]

Erhu ( ‘́⌣’̀)/♫•¨•.¸¸♪ NYC 🎶🚇✨

[welldigger62]

Chasing Trains in Bay City Michigan-

This first one is from Lake State Railway 👇

It is a short train headed to Saginaw Michigan

Some well drawn graffiti is on this car ☝️. There were three in a row with graffiti. The next train is from Huron & Eastern Railway 👇

This one was headed to Durand Michigan. This train had a couple of autorack cars in it.

I met my friend in Bay City and rode around with him because he knows the streets better there.

More graffiti on some cars in this train too. ☝️

This is my buddy snapping the first train we chased. Right after I took this, he literally was running to chase the train engine to get another shot 😂 😂

Yes, I am proofreading this crap, trying to catch the ‘autocorrect fixes’ like I missed in a couple of posts lately. 😠

That’s how I spent my morning. What interesting stuff are you guys up to?

[fuckheadz]

[british-rail]

Hey guys i do exist, just been fiddling with Minecraft trains

[snippit-crickit]

Perfectly normal train running to greet you cmon give it a hug (FYI, its this guy i drew half a year ago and i still think about it)

[elierlick]

I can't believe DC just went with it.

[animentality]

[fenrislorsrai]

With the new structure, customers traveling from Philadelphia to New York can buy tickets starting at $19 if they choose the low-cost Value option or $21 if they want more flexibility. Previously a flexible ticket for the same trip would cost at least $128.A ticket to Boston from Philadelphia in coach could cost customers as low as $35 with thenew flexible option, whereas it used to cost $223.

FUCK YEAH TRAINS

TRAINS

TRAINS

[amtrak-conductor]

[victusinveritas]

[transperth-official]

public transport and public libraries are making out nasty on the couch

[luxus-aeterna]

A Sunday in Galveston

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[53v3nfrn5]

Lake Burlinskoye Location: Altai Krai, Western Siberia

Lake Burlinskoye is a pink lake in Siberia with a train that runs through it. The train collects sediment from the lake bed using harvesting tools, as a part of a salt harvesting operation dating back to 1768. This method yields 65,000 tons of salt each year.

[writing-with-olive]

So i'm working on a project that involves looking at people's opinions on public transportation, and something that keeps coming up is that a lot of people like the idea of public transportation but ridership is at the same time low, so I wanna figure out what stops people from riding.

If you could reblog this for bigger sample size that would be so so appreciated