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The Regional Trains That Go the Distance

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When most people think of a regional train, they picture a short journey. A service linking neighbouring towns. A commuter train carrying passengers into the nearest city. Something to board for half an hour before changing to an intercity or high-speed service for the longer part of the journey.

Across much of Europe, however, that assumption does not always hold true.

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