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End of the line for iconic Queensland trains
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End of the line for iconic Queensland trains
Introduced in 1979, the EMUs revolutionised Queensland’s rail system. Image: Queensland RailThe last of Queensland Rail’s iconic Electric Multiple Units (EMUs) is retiring this week after more than four decades of service. EMUS were introduced in 1979 as the first electric train fleet on the network, ushering in a new era of travel. The trains, which stand out for their retro design and unique character, have been progressively retired from …
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