Definition of mail train in English:

mail train

noun

单词	mail train
释义	Definition of mail train in English: mail train noun A fast train that carries mail. the gang robbed a Glasgow-to-London mail train Example sentencesExamples The group gave notice that mail trains will be stopped altogether from next March, with all post being distributed by road and air. He and his team made off with £2.6m in 1963 after holding up the Glasgow-London mail train. Early the next year he was returning to London from Scotland by a night express when it collided with a Yorkshire mail train in a sudden mist. Night mail trains could be set for a comeback, just months after the service was ditched for being too costly. Currently only a select number of these mail trains stop at these railway stations. The Monday mail train ran on time. Quite simply the road transportation is not working and they should get the mail trains back on the rails as soon as possible. Kelly, the man wrongly jailed in the wake of a mail train robbery in 1976, will run for Labour in the next election. There are still 15 mail trains on the West Coast Mainline. Mail trains have the toughest performance regime on the rail network and are the best performing services.
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