The Manchester–Preston line runs from the city of Manchester to Preston, Lancashire, England. It is largely used by commuters entering Manchester...
[ATTACH] Route The Preston-Manchester line branches off the WCML from Preston, and makes its way into the heart of Manchester. Trains along this...
A route that I would love to see in the future is my local line which is The east lancs line, particularly Preston to Colne! Seeing this in the...
A route I’d like to see, which I don’t has been featured in Train Sim Classic either, is a modern Preston to Manchester line, post...
Hello! I hope you have had a good first few weeks of 2025 Today I'm suggesting WCML: Preston - Crewe but in the 90s! This is sort of in theme...
Just Trains released new screenshots for the upcoming route on their website, together with a bunch of information about available locs and others...
This is the master thread for all post-release feedback for the Blackpool Branches: Preston - Blackpool & Ormskirk Route Add-On.
Introduction Hello and welcome to another suggestion! I have recently finished a transpennine Express Livery for the class 395 in tsw and...
Hey all, TrainGeek08 here, and today I am suggesting the Bolton Corridor for TSW3 as it will feature some new trains to the TSW franchise This...
It looks like work is underway on a new Preston - Blackpool route for TSW, possibly developed by third-party Alan Thomson Simulation (ATS) as...
Welcome to another route suggestion by me, TrainGeek08, today I am suggesting the Preston-Blackpool route for Train Sim World as it is a nice...
Lancaster to Manchester being about 50 miles in length would be an ideal map for TSW and a modern day standard for the route would be great, Id...
Hello Again! I will be proposing Preston to Clitheroe, Colne, Blackpool North and Blackpool South with a combined total of 67 miles. Services on...
Blackpool Lines for Train Sim World In TS1, the North of England was hardly ever featured, something which needs to change for Train Sim World....
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