What was the longest freight train in history?

Tim, the rest of the world (you know where that is) uses the metric system

Castra, Roughly 39 inches.

I’d hate to have to wait at the crossing for that to go by! 🥴

Tim , A yard is 36 inches. A metre (UK spelling) is 39 inches

Oneandonly, Actually, 3.something more inches than a yard which is 36 inches. When you're speaking of great lengths, those 3+inches can add up to a significant difference.

we need to revert to rail transport of goods! it's far more ecological than road transport and also more economical.

Tim, You are on this game via some sort of device: just use a search engine for a conversion

Tim, a meter is approximately a yard.

I live in America so I don't know meters I wish that they would actually you know convert it into like feet or yards or something