'I am travelling on the train' vs 'I am travelling in the train'

[Ganesh]

1,,,I am travelling on the train to Sydney

2...I am travelling in the train to Sydney

which one is correct...?

Ganesh

[Yoski]

hi~ Ganesh~ nice to meet u~

I think I am travelling in the train to Sydney is correct~ :)

Maybe someone else can make good explain~

[Imagination]

hi everyone.
i think the correct is : I am travelling by the train on Sunday.

[Guntaleb]

General: I (usually) travel by train. without an article
but - I left my wallet on the train. (train, plane, bus, ship go with "on" while car, taxi - "in")
I suggest consulting www.thefreedictionary.com,
it gives a lot of usage eamples.

[MyEfforts]

The correct sentence should be:

[Imagination]

i'm going to Sydney by train .

sorry, in my first post i wrote (Sunday) i thought that , cause i read it quickly.

[Ganesh]

I am travelling on the train tody to sydney
Ganesh

[Beeesneees]

[Urbanspatialpatterns]

BOTH are completely correct.

This is purely based on context. If I was in the train and on the cell phone to my mum who wondered why I sounded funny I would say, "I am travelling in the train to Sydney!"

For general usage ON is correct.