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Some Amtrak lines do via their "Auto Train": https://www.amtrak.com/auto-train-experience https://www.amtrak.com/auto-train-experience

• PaulDavisThe1st 6y ago
  Not really "some Amtrak Lines". One, and only one line, between the lower-mid-Atlantic and southern Florida.
  • vonmoltke 6y ago
    Also, it's a point-to-point express. Lorton, VA to Sanford, FL (and nothing in between).
    • Ichthypresbyter 6y ago
      That's a common feature of car-carrying trains because of the infrastructure required, not to mention that loading and unloading cars takes so long that you really don't want to do it at an intermediate stop. For instance, the Austrian Federal Railway operates a pair of overnight trains from Innsbruck and Vienna to Dusseldorf and Hamburg, which also transport cars. The only possible routes you can take your car on are Innsbruck-Dusseldorf and Vienna-Hamburg. Meanwhile, as a foot passenger you can also get on or off at an intermediate stop like Cologne or Munich. Foot passengers can also travel Innsbruck-Hamburg or Vienna-Dusseldorf (as sleeping cars are switched between the two trains in Nuremberg, but car carrying wagons aren't).
  • urda 6y ago
    TIL thanks for the info. I could have sworn it was on at least more than one ha.