Transtap

Transtap, formerly Trans-Tapantian Railways, is an international high-speed rail service in Southern Tapanthia, connecting Lyvena, Fortland, Jonathia, Canadia, Albia, Lovaria, Amberia, and Corbaria.
Transtap was created out of a political ambition formalised in October 1987 to establish a network of international high-speed railway services between the cities of Aradia, Fienerta, Cantshire, and Ganford. The Transtap name was created in January 1995. The company procured a fleet of [TBA]-built HSL trains to operate its services as they were viewed as the only existing rolling stock suitable to the task.
The service uses High Speed rail lines to connect major Tapanthian cities such as Cantshire, Fienerta, Ganford, Jetzeburg, and Aradia, with regular services to Newranthia and parts of inland Jonathia, and seasonal services to Steinerhugel and Jumanji. The operator is exploring future network expansions and aims to double passenger numbers by 2030.
Transtap is operated by Transtap International Limited (TIL), which is owned by Transtap Group, with Canadia's NRSC holding a 55.75% stake.
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Category:Corbaria