About TrainsTracking

TrainsTracking exists to give anyone in the world — from a tourist planning a journey in Pakistan to a daily commuter in Finland — instant, free access to their train's schedule, live position, fare, and route information, all in one clean, fast, and trustworthy platform.

Rail travel is one of the most sustainable, affordable, and rewarding ways to move between cities and countries. Yet for most of the world, finding accurate, up-to-date train information means navigating a maze of disconnected national websites, often in unfamiliar languages. We believe that information barrier shouldn't exist. Train timetables are public data — every passenger deserves to access them easily.

Since launch, we have grown to cover 76 countries, integrating live railway APIs where operators publish one and maintaining verified timetable data for dozens of operators worldwide.

TrainsTracking combines a structured railway database with human editorial work, and we believe in being transparent about which is which. Schedule, station, route, and fare pages are generated from our database of official operator timetables — that is the only way to keep tens of thousands of timetable pages current. Every dataset behind those pages is imported from the official sources listed on our Data Sources page, checked by our editorial team for completeness and duplicates before publication, and re-verified when operators publish timetable changes.

Our travel guides, country introductions, reviews, and blog articles are researched and written by the TrainsTracking team, drawing on official timetables, fare tables, and published operator information rather than AI-generated text. Every guide carries a last-reviewed date.

If you find an error on any page — a wrong departure time, an outdated fare, a station that has closed — email [email protected] with the page URL. Verified corrections are applied within 48 hours.