In the 19th century, the U.S. became the first country to build a transcontinental rail network. It’s since fallen behind when it comes to train travel — here’s why.

New research reveals how passengers are engaging in risky behaviours like running to catch a train without realising the ...

Emeryville station opened in 1993 as the replacement for earthquake-damaged Oakland Central, and it serves as the de facto ...

Travel writer Erin checks into an 1880s railway carriage, The Carriage at High Barn Heritage, in the middle of the Essex ...

Smoke and flames were spotted under a Devon train ...

One of America's most iconic and beautiful train stations in LA is about to undergo a massive transformation that could ...

Reader told the Irish Rail train host he had missed his train and wanted to catch the next one, but she was having none of it ...

Cities across the US are preparing World Cup base camps as teams finalize training sites and fans prepare to travel for the ...

LAX’s long-promised fix for its traffic nightmare is finally in sight — but don’t grab your boarding pass just yet. Los ...

TDM's follow-up piece on concert tourism comes at a very interesting time for the Asian concert scene, especially given ...

The historic 1.2 million-pound Big Boy No. 4014 locomotive is about to set off on the first portion of its coast-to-coast ...

Readers express concerns over the U.S. health care system, political leadership, and foreign policy. Several letters critique ...