Editing Wiltshire (section)

===Rail===
Three main railway routes, all of which carry passenger traffic, cross Wiltshire.
*[[Great Western Main Line]] ([[Swindon railway station|Swindon]] and [[Chippenham railway station|Chippenham]])
*[[Wessex Main Line]] ([[Bradford-on-Avon railway station|Bradford-on-Avon]], [[Melksham railway station|Melksham]], [[Trowbridge railway station|Trowbridge]], [[Westbury railway station|Westbury]], [[Warminster railway station|Warminster]], [[Salisbury railway station|Salisbury]]; connects to Chippenham)
*[[West of England line]] (Salisbury and [[Tisbury railway station|Tisbury]])
Other routes include:
*[[Reading to Taunton Line]]
*[[Heart of Wessex Line]]
*[[Golden Valley Line]]
*[[South Wales Main Line]]
The major junction stations are [[Salisbury railway station|Salisbury]] and [[Westbury railway station|Westbury]], and important junctions are also found at [[Swindon railway station|Swindon]], {{stnlnk|Chippenham}} and [[Trowbridge railway station|Trowbridge]].

There is also the [[Swindon and Cricklade Railway]] in the [[Thames Valley]].

In general, Wiltshire is well served by rail, with 14 stations within its boundaries, although towns not served include [[Calne]], [[Marlborough, Wiltshire|Marlborough]] and [[Devizes]]. Several destinations on bus routes, including the aforementioned three towns, have integrated through ticketing where one ticket may be bought to cover both the bus and rail journey.