Whether travelling by runway, railway or road, these films from our collection have you covered. They might even inspire your next cross-country adventure.

Newsreel coverage of an April 1926 train derailment near Elsternwick station. 'Three carriages were derailed, causing disorganisation of the Sandringham service.'

More than one million train passengers a day go through the gates at Flinders Street Station, Melbourne in 1953. It is claimed to be the largest one-station traffic in the world.

This footage from 20 March 1938 is from the Maryborough Railway employees’ picnic held at Scarness, Queensland.

This episode of Sydney Stories with Warren Fahey looks at how Sydney has buried its dead – a fascinating procession.

Sound and vision of Sydney public transport from trams, trains and buses to ferries, hydrofoil and monorail.

This actuality footage shows a train pulling up to Roma Street Station, Brisbane in 1899. Commuters disembark and exit the platform via a side gate or walk up the stairs towards the camera.

This actuality footage from 1899 begins with a shot of commuters on a Sydney railway platform approaching an incoming train. A man holds a folded newspaper, while one woman carries a parasol.

Made by The Commonwealth Film Unit 1964. Directed by Bern Gandy. A classroom film featuring the railways of Australia.

Wonder World!'s self-described 'zany' reporter, Jonathan 'Jono' Coleman visits a hobbies exhibition at Neutral Bay in Sydney – and manages to wreak havoc in the process.