They don't. There aren't any passenger lines between the two countries.
New York
by a train or us army jet
we can't travel across the sea by train...
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In many ways in the US there is a transportation problem with regards to train travel for personal transportation. Americans are now quite accustomed to the automobile for transportation. For commuting to work purposes, local trains and buses can get people to their jobs, however, airplane flights are extremely common for longer trips. What is lacking in the US is a reliable , ultramodern speed driven by electricity type of train that can be used for trips of a great distance. From NY to Chicago, most people fly there the train of today is not adequate. A super fast electric train. would be perfect to NY to Chicago travel as one example.
us cubans train we have to be careful not to get cought
Yes, you can travel from the US to Dover, England. Doing so would require a combination of air and ground (car, bus, or train) transportation.
There were a few cars, but long distance travel was by ship or train. There were no antibiotics.
In the southern states of the US you can travel by road via car or bus, by train, or by airplane. You can also travel by boat on rivers, swamps, lakes, and ocean.
According to the US DOT, about 1000 deaths occur each year from train crashes. Of those, some 600 are due to train/automobile accidents.
There is only 49 travel agents in the US