The much-awaited release of Train Sim World 7 is fast approaching, and Dovetail Games has released a look at whats to come

Players have access to three routes, including in the UK: Airedale & Wharfedale Network based on a Yorkshire commuter network; Germany: Bahnstrecke Nürnberg – Würzburg; and USA: Florida Tri-Rail: Miami Airport – Boca Raton, with colourful commuter operations and CSX freight across South Florida.

The UK: Airedale & Wharfedale Network includes three branches, two passenger operators, two freight branches, and the large depot at Nevill Hill.

The route is popular for rail tours, with options for a Class 40 rail, LMS Jubilee, and Flying Scotsman.

The route also has several full end-to-end runs and features plenty of freight traffic, including a pair of oil trains.

For added realism, some stations have seasonal decorations, with strings of multi-coloured lights in December, pumpkins for Halloween, one station has a snowman, and many towns on the route celebrate with fireworks on Bonfire Night, 5th November.

Bahnstrecke Nürnberg – Würzburg covers more than 100 km of German railways with 717 services on regional passenger trains, S-Bahn traffic, ICE services and plenty of freight trains. Motive power is predominantly BR193, BR440, and BR442 ,

USA flavour is provided with Florida Tri-Rail: Miami Airport – Boca Raton commuter operations and CSX freight across South Florida.

There is plenty of action around the stabling depot, and owners of the Northeast Corridor: New York – Trenton can also add an inspection train hauling an ex-Metroliner cab car.

CSX freight operations are mostly local switching and delivery movements to and from local industries, with freight often running on the wrong track.

Train Sim World 7 debuts next Tuesday, 15th September, but the Deluxe or Ultimate Edition can be purchased now.

A bonus for Deluxe and Ultimate Edition players is access to extra Northern Class 333, DB BR 412 ICE 4 and Tri-Rail GP49H-3 services and scenarios.