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r/trains is a subreddit with 607k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has crazy activity.
The Home for all things "Iron Horse".
Steam, Diesel, Electric, Pneumatic, Hydraulic. It doesn't matter, let them be seen!
Post your Pics, Videos, Stories, experiences, etc.
Keep it interesting, topical, NON trolling, and everything will be great.
Alaska Railroad to Zambian Railroads, we want to see them all.
Popular Themes in r/trains
#1
News
: "Breakthrough! HS2 completes excavation of huge 8.4 mile tunnel under the capital"
4 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Photo taken by my father years before I was born. No Idea of location other than in the U.S. for certain. He told me he briefly had a job that entailed banging train wheels with some type of tool to listen for weakening? Does that sound right?"
2 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "bad news: a new haven fl9 derailed today NOOOO"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/trains
#1
Train
: "Man buys a new home only to find a hidden Trainset in the crawl space under his new home"
114 posts
#2
Station
: "The royal engine is officially getting retired by 2027"
37 posts
#3
Locomotive
: "short train and two electric Locomotives make for great acceleration"
29 posts
#4
Trains
: "Two MBTA commuter Trains ran very close to one another. Is this safe?"
25 posts
#5
Railway
: "2 years ago on June 29th 2023, Union Pacific 4014 broke the internet, or made Railway history, when it helped a stalled freight train in Blair, Nebraska. It defied that steam engines are still capable of helping revenue trains. Let's tell 4014's story and it's Super Rescue."
22 posts
#6
Electric
: "short train and two Electric locomotives make for great acceleration"
10 posts
#7
Steam
: "American Steam"
8 posts
#8
History
: "2 years ago on June 29th 2023, Union Pacific 4014 broke the internet, or made railway History, when it helped a stalled freight train in Blair, Nebraska. It defied that steam engines are still capable of helping revenue trains. Let's tell 4014's story and it's Super Rescue."
8 posts
#9
Rare
: "one of the Rarest trains in Poland. the only EW60 in the whole country"
7 posts
#10
Engines
: "Judge me based on my two favourite steam Engines"
7 posts
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