Transpacific Railroad

The Transpacific Railroad is an international railway developed and owned by The Boring Company as of 2019. The track offers accessible and low-cost international travel from the east coast of the United States to southeast Asia.

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Known Issues
The Transpacific Railroad is notorious for its long distances between destinations. Many of the trains running on the line lack sleeping quarters or appropriate necessities for extended travel, typically done to reduce ticket costs.

In 2020, the Boring Company has garnered criticism for its lack of security. Passengers are not required to present passports upon boarding. As it is one of the first of its kind, the Transpacific Railroad has yet to be regulated by an international jurisdiction, namely the United Nations. However, the railway still complies with the regulations of the countries it travels through.

The Railway's lack of security has become more apparent due in part to the railway becoming a center for crime during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the railway has become a hot spot for crime, the railway has been subject to instances of hijacking. The most recent incident, the