Cuban rail transport consists of a network of railways that connect major cities and regions across the island. The system primarily uses narrow-gauge tracks and is operated by the state-owned company, Ferrocarriles de Cuba. Trains are an important mode of transportation for both passengers and freight, facilitating the movement of goods and people. The railway system has faced challenges, including aging infrastructure and limited investment. Despite these issues, it remains a vital part of Cuba's transportation landscape, providing an affordable option for travel. Efforts are ongoing to modernize and improve the efficiency of the Cuban railway network.