British traditional coal transport championship

Modern trains originally evolved from horse-drawn coal cars.

The first person who thought of pulling a rickshaw with a steam engine was Trevisi, an Englishman. 180 1 year, he built the first steam locomotive and laid a railway with a length of 16 km at Penderland coal mine in Wales. His high-pressure steam engine pulls a truck full of coal. This is the first truck in the world.

1809, Trevisick laid another ring railway in London Square. A series of carriages are pulled by his motorcycle on the track, and tourists pay a penny for each ride. This is the first bus in the world.

Trevisick's train uses a lot of coal and its speed is very slow. So people began to transform his train, and the most successful person was British engineer Stephenson.

1829, Liverpool Manchester Railway Company organized a motorcycle race. After Stephenson's "Rocket" won the championship in one fell swoop, his locomotive became so popular that he was considered as the inventor of the train.

For Stephenson, his contribution to the railway is:

18 10, Stephenson began to manufacture steam locomotives; 18 17, Stephenson began to lead the construction of a railway line from Liverpool to Manchester; 1825, the world's first modern railway line was built.

The first modern train was invented by Stephenson, an Englishman.