Train Tracker
Live Amtrak, VIA Rail, and worldwide train movements — real-time
Real-time train positions from Amtraker and geOps. Track Amtrak and VIA Rail across North America and see worldwide train and transit movements. Monitor rail corridors for supply chain disruptions, evacuation route planning, and situational awareness.
Shows live Amtrak, Brightline, and VIA Rail train positions.
Train data from Amtraker, licensed ODC-By 1.0
Major North American Rail Corridors
These routes are critical to U.S. and cross-border transportation. Disruptions can impact passenger travel, freight supply chains, and evacuation routes during emergencies.
Northeast Corridor
Boston → NYC → DC
Amtrak's busiest route. Carries 12M+ passengers/year. Critical for East Coast evacuation and supply chain.
California Zephyr
Chicago → San Francisco
Cross-country route through the Rockies. Key for transcontinental freight and passenger movement.
Empire Builder
Chicago → Seattle/Portland
Northern transcontinental route. Connects to Canadian rail networks.
Sunset Limited
New Orleans → Los Angeles
Southern route near the Mexican border. Important for southern supply chains and border-region awareness.
Maple Leaf
NYC → Toronto
International route connecting U.S. and Canada. Cross-border rail link.
Adirondack
NYC → Montreal
Second U.S.–Canada international route through the scenic Hudson Valley.
Why Train Tracking Matters for Survival
Supply Chain
Freight rail moves 28% of U.S. cargo. Track disruptions to anticipate food, fuel, and goods shortages before they hit stores.
Evacuation Routes
During disasters, rail corridors are key evacuation and resupply routes. Knowing which lines are running helps plan your route.
Cross-Border
U.S.–Canada and U.S.–Mexico rail links are critical for international trade. Monitor border crossings for geopolitical events.
Rail Tracking Resources
Train data from Amtraker (amtraker.com), licensed ODC-By 1.0, and geOps (mobility.portal.geops.io). This tool is for situational awareness and educational purposes — not for operational or scheduling decisions. Always confirm schedules with the operating railroad.