The large PRASA / Metrorail Yard just north of Durban Station - the platform portals of the station can be seen towards the top left of the photo. One of the Blue Train sets is staged on the Cater... (more)

Large arched roof train sheds such as this are common in Europe, but the only ones I can think of in the U.S. are Reading Terminal and St. Louis Union Terminal. Can anyone name others in the U.S.... (more)

An EMU set departs Eagle Junction station on its way into Brisbane from Caboolture. These sets were built in the late 70's/early 80's when the Brisbane suburban network was first being electrified... (more)

A 10M5 Metrorail set, Train No. 0763, en-route to Durban from Kelso, is about to make a stop at Ilfracombe Station on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast.

A 10M5 Metrorail suburban commuter set, Train No. 9658, arriving at Durban Station.

Brand new Metra EMU's sit in the yard outside Nippon Sharyo's Rochelle IL plant, waiting for final parts to be added.

It's a late autumn afternoon as this older (5M) eleven coach Metrorail set winds its way through the rural hills of Shongweni enroute to Cato Ridge from Durban. The one way trip takes about two h... (more)

Metrorail's Train No. 0741 arriving at Durban Station. All suburban commuter trains are operated by Metrorail (A division of PRASA) in South Africa.

Metrorail No. 1040 nearing its destination at Cato Ridge. Metrorail is a division of PRASA and the only national suburban commuter operator in South Africa.

As a result of a SPAD infringement these two 10M5 commuter sets rubbed noses at New Durban Yard. PRASA / Metrorail are the National and only suburban commuter operator in South Africa.

Street running in 10th street

Dual voltage EMU class 04.4 type MS96 (441 - 490)