After stopping off the side of the highway for a quick kip, Travel Weekly’s Road & Rail Wrap is back, all nice and refreshed.

After what felt like a very long hiatus, Travel Weekly’s Road & Rail Wrap is back! Our editor’s even purchased a remote-controlled car on eBay to celebrate.

Yes, it’s our weekly dose of news covering all things on the railway tracks and on the road. We’ve even gone off-road for this wrap!

This week’s Road & Rail Wrap has been de-railed, meaning there’s next to no news about trains. We assume most of the conductors are fast asleep.

It’s the first Road & Rail Wrap for 2020, and to celebrate, Travel Weekly’s editor has bought himself a train conductor’s hat and some riding gloves. He looks utterly ridiculous now.

It’s full steam ahead for Rail Europe, which appears to be on the right track for growth. Apologies for the puns.

Wondering why the accompanying image for this wrap is of Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac gazing out a train? Read on to find out.

Two people have wound up in hospital and more than 100 have fallen ill in what is suspected to be an outbreak of norovirus on one of Australia’s great rail journeys.

Keep an eye out readers, there are a few cyclists dotted about this wrap. However, Travel Weekly does not condone any excessive honking or road rage.

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Travel Weekly is pleased to present to you yet another spectacular road and rail wrap. And by spectacular, we mean rushed but passable.

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