Live Train Status Guides
Where Is My Train?
Where is my train is the passenger question live train status tries to answer: where the train was last reported and what it means for upcoming stations.
Live Train Status Guides
Where is my train is the passenger question live train status tries to answer: where the train was last reported and what it means for upcoming stations.
Live status may show the last crossed station, current station or next station depending on available running data.
This helps you understand whether the train is approaching your station, has already passed a point, or is delayed on the route.
Last station means the train has crossed or reported at that station. Current station can indicate where it is presently reported. Next station is the upcoming scheduled stop.
These fields should be read with delay and expected arrival, not in isolation.
Many train numbers run repeatedly, so journey date is important. Checking the wrong date can show information for a different run of the same train.
Use live status for today's running information and train schedule for the planned route.
It is the latest station the train has passed or reported from in the live status data.
Yes. Live status can update as new running information is received.
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