"Multiple-Unit Transport"
1 - A picture of two Siemens Combino Supra trams at Széna Tér on Tramline 4-6 in Budapest, Hungary. This is the longest tram in commercial use and, fittingly, it operates on the busiest tramline in the world. - wyctor
2 - A LUAS tram on the Dublin Tram Green Line crosses Dundrum Viaduct under stormy skies. - Paul Schweizer (The Irish)
3 - K-Set EMU no. 89 at Thornleigh station, Victoria - Trent "Raichase" Nicholson
4 - A 'One' Railway Class 360 EMU, in old First Great Eastern livery, streaks through the woods towards Clacton here at Wivenhoe. - David Chandler (DJC)
5 - Two ICM EMUs stand at the buffers at Groningen, Holland, awaiting maintenance before travelling across the country. - Mark Leppen (Purno)
6 - Tram model 805Na no. 1825 is seen here at Kurczaki loop in the city of Łódź, Poland. - imaginner
7 - An unusual sight on Britain's railways, one of only a handful of Network Rail's experimental Freight Multiple Units (FMUs) is seen at the buffers in Norwich Yard. - Gavin Dowland (Ameecher)
8 - British Rail Class 444 DC EMU (No. 444 019) seen here at St. Cross having just departed Winchester. - Tom (tubechallenger)
9 - A sight to behold, creaky Pacer DMU No 142 042, in obsolete Merseyrail livery, pulls into Manchester Victoria - Daniel Leach (atomicdanny)
10 - First of it's kind - Central Trains Sprinter DMU No. 150 001 departs Smethwick Galton Bridge for Birmingham Snow Hill and Dorridge. - Dominic Lund-Conlon (andel)
11 - An oxymoron if ever there was one, Central Trains Sprinter DMU No. 150 101 with signs in its cab window indicating it cannot be connected to another unit at this end. - "Bob" (pocketPC)
12 - A Budd 2600-series picks up passengers on an elevated section of track in Chicago, Illinois - Train-a-Mania