Overland (train service)

Overland train services refer to passenger trains that travel across land routes connecting cities or regions, often over long distances. These services typically operate on established rail networks, providing a reliable mode of transportation for commuters, travelers, and freight. They are valued for their efficiency, comfort, and ability to reduce road congestion. Examples include historic routes like Australia’s The Overland between Melbourne and Adelaide or international services connecting distant countries. Overland trains are an essential part of rail infrastructure, supporting regional connectivity and offering sustainable transportation options.