Live Train Status Guides
Current station is the station where the train is presently reported or most recently associated in live running data. It is the closest answer to the train's current location in live train tracking.
Current station helps locate the train on its journey. Depending on data freshness, it may represent the latest station report rather than a precise GPS location.
Read it along with last station, next station, delay and expected arrival for better context.
A train may be between two stations, waiting outside a station, or recently departed. Live systems may show the last available operational report.
This is why current station should be treated as running information, not a guarantee of exact platform position.
If the current station is before your boarding station, check expected arrival and delay. If it has crossed your station, confirm whether you selected the correct journey date.
For the planned list of stations, use the route in Train Schedule.
No. Current station is the latest reported position; next station is the upcoming scheduled stop.
It can if live data has not refreshed yet.
Not always. Train live location in running status usually comes from station reports, so it shows the last reported station rather than an exact point on the track.
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