Phase 1 LRV control stand, something that will be replaced by new during the refurbishment project.

Ma On Shan Rail was opened in late-2004, connecting Sha Tin to Ma On Shan. After twenty years of planning and construction, the first phase of Shatin to Central Link will be partially opened in Fe... (more)

The only Intercity Through Train set owned by Kowloon-Canton Railway, now leased to MTR.

I cannot believe MTR 60 has finally returned to the Main! It is already more than a year since its last run on the Main, and almost 5 months after refurbished.

An 8 minute ride for a reasonable price (I can't remember what it now off the top of my head) provided a great view of impressive Hong Kong skyline. The ride itself was pretty memorable, with grad... (more)

The first morning through train (cross border) departure from Hung Hom passes through Sha Tin station at 07:37.

Crossing the bridge, 1023 is entered the Lam Tei Stop

A crash from a heavy truck (not the one in the photo) pushed LRV 1027 off the track and hit the electric wire pole. The train finally stopped almost 30 meters ahead from the point of collision. Al... (more)

After crashed by a heavy truck from the door side, LRV 1027 derailed and hit the electric pole which caused damage to the door side and the cab, as well as surrounding railroad facilities. The who... (more)

Kowloon Bay Depot and its track fan area on the right, and Kowloon Bay Station and Kwun Tong Line tracks on the left. The depot's topside property development is a residential estate called Telfo... (more)

It finally happens. MTR renewed LRV 1005 links with the ex-KCR LRV 1057. Something similar happened 13 years ago when KCR renew their LRV and changed the livery from orange, white to red, blue and... (more)

An East Rail Line train leaving Tai Wai Station (on the left) for East Tsim Sha Tsui. Massive residential buildings of Sha Tin New Town are seen in the background. Below the podium of the foregr... (more)

An Airport Express train travelling on the bridge linking the Hong Kong International Airport at Chek Lap Kok Island with the rest of Hong Kong. You can see the last compartment has no windows as... (more)

Although it looks very similar to other trams, this is actually a prototype of the new model of trams, with its outer structure changed to aluminium instead of teak. You can also see the destinat... (more)

As the Peak Tram pulls into the terminal, the break system is engaged. Also note the angle on front and back of the tramway.