to railroad

To send goods by ship, train, or plane

To travel by train

Two metal rails on the ground that trains run on

Secret network that helped enslaved people escape to free states and Canada

A vehicle on railway tracks that carries people or goods

A place where trains stop to pick up or drop off people and goods

A man who works on trains or train tracks

A heavy wooden or concrete beam laid across railway tracks to hold rails in place

A company that runs trains to carry people or goods

A long line of connected cars that runs on tracks and carries people or goods

A person who drives a train and controls its engine

An apartment with all rooms in a row connected by doors, often with no hallway

A short extra track beside the main track where trains stop to let other trains pass

A layer of earth and stones under train tracks that supports them

A station at the end of a train line where trains load or unload people and goods

A paper or card that lets you travel by train

A tunnel built for trains to pass through hills or under cities

Secret network that helps migrants reach safety across borders

A raised track where electric trains run above the street on metal columns

A low plant with long spreading stems and bright purple flowers that grows on coastal sand dunes

A woman who works for a train company

A young insect that makes holes in apples and eats their insides