Putting together the road and rail wrap is our favourite part of Thursday! Just kidding – our favourite part of any weekday is home time.

Coincidentally, this week’s week road and rail wrap was written by our editor whilst on his morning bus commute.

It’s a short and sweet road and rail wrap this week, best enjoyed accompanied by a steaming cup of tea and a few Scotch Finger bickies. But then again, what isn’t?

Catch up on all the latest news and deals from the world of planes, trains and automobiles. Except maybe without the planes part.

It’s the end of an era folks: say goodbye to finding Paris metro tickets in every jean and jacket pocket weeks after returning home.

To celebrate our commuter train arriving 25 minutes late this morning, we’re bringing you this whopper of a wrap direct from platform 17.

Yes, it’s time for another road and rail wrap. Travel Weekly’s editor is even donning his Thomas the Tank Engine train conductor hat in the office today to mark the occasion.

If this road and rail wrap was a car, it would be a Peel P50, given its rather small size.

As Hawaii’s second-largest island, Maui has everything from beautiful beaches and waterfall-rich rainforests, to rugged mountains and deep valleys, with wide stretches of land in between.

This week’s road and rail wrap is like a train journey from Sydney’s Central station to Town Hall… in that it’s super-short.

Once again, there isn’t enough road and rail news for us to deliver you a wrap, but we do have this. Or, you can re-read that bullet train story we did last week.

Japan has trialled its latest bullet train, which is said to hit 400km/h, while Sydney-siders are still waiting for a new light-rail network.