Live Train Status
Track the latest available running position, delay and next halt.
Live Train Status: how to use the result
Choose the correct running date
Use the train number from your ticket and check which date the service started from its first station. A train that started yesterday may reach your boarding station today. Choosing today’s origin date can show a different run of the same train.
Read the update time as well as the delay
A reported location is the last location supplied by the provider, not a promise of continuous GPS tracking. For example, a 25-minute delay reported at 14:10 does not establish the position at 14:40. Compare the update time, last reported station and next halt before deciding when to leave.
If the service is unavailable
Check the train number and date once, then use NTES for an official running enquiry. A missing response does not mean the train is cancelled or on time. Confirm platform changes through station displays and announcements.
Official references
Examples are illustrative. If you find an error, send the page address and a source for the correction. Corrections process
Live Train Status: official verification
RailQ is an independent travel utility. Live results depend on provider availability, and the official railway record remains the final authority.