Top Trains
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Steam Locomotive
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Passenger Train
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Freight Train
Freight trains help keep the country running smooth by delivering materials and goods all across the nation.
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Monorail
The most popular example of a monorail is at Disney World. These trains only run on one track and can only go in one direction. They are great at transporting large volumes of people in a short time span.
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High Speed Train
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Caboose
The caboose is the last car on a freight train, but they aren't used as much anymore. They were once seen on every freight train and served as protection for the rest of the train, and living quarters.
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Bullet Train
This is a type of high-speed train most common in Japan. It's called a bullet train because of it's speed and shape.
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Locomotive
The modern locomotive engine powers the rest of the train.
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Subway
The subway is a train usually found in highly populated cities like New York City. This train travels above and underground and is a popular form of transportation for city dwellers and tourists.
