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RailQuest is out now on the App Store π
A journal for your train journeys around Australia: log a trip in a few taps, collect the stations you visit, and watch your railway life add up.
No account. No ads. No tracking. Just trains.
apps.apple.com/au/app/railquβ¦
How many of the Melbourne fleet have you ridden? π
All 9 classes below, Metro and V/Line. Count along and reply with your number. Anyone on 9/9?
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And the N class, still on the front of the loco-hauled sets. Hauled counts too.
Every one of these is a fleet card in RailQuest. Ride it, log the trip, and the card is yours to keep. Free, no account, no ads, no tracking.
railquest.au/download
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Gone, not forgotten π
The 620/720 railcars. The S and C sets. Melbourne's Hitachis.
If you rode one, where were you headed? Best memory gets a reply.
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They're all in RailQuest, so a trip from 1995 counts as much as one from this morning. Log it with its date and the fleet card is yours.
Free, no account, no ads, no tracking.
railquest.au/download
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How many of the Sydney fleet have you ridden? π
All 13 classes below. Count along and reply with your number. Anyone on 13/13?
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Further out: the V set, Endeavour, Hunter railcar and the XPT. (The Xplorer makes 13; its card is in the app.)
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Every one of these is a fleet card in RailQuest. Ride it, log the trip, and the card is yours to keep.
Free, no account, no ads, no tracking.
railquest.au/download
RailQuest 1.1 is out π
Every Queensland train now has its own fleet card. Perth's A, B and C series join. The Ghan and Indian Pacific locos wear their own liveries, matched by number.
Retired classes are in too, so your old trips still count.
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Which train should get its card next? The most-asked-for one goes in the next update.
Free on the App Store. No account, no ads, no tracking.
apps.apple.com/au/app/railquβ¦
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