Trains of Southern Railway
- Tamil Nadu Express (2621/22)
- Grand Trunk Express (2615/16)
- Chennai - Delhi Duronto Express
- Rajadhani Expresses
- Garib Rath Expresses
- Brindavan Express
- Nellai Express (12631/32)
- Pandian Express(12637/38)
- Pearl City Express (12693/94)
- Rockfort Express (16177/78)
- Kerala Express (12625/26)
- Mangala Lakshadweep Express(12617/18)
- Himsagar Express(16317/18)
- Navyug Express
- Thirukkural Express (12641/42)
- Tamil Nadu Sampark Kranti Express (12651/52)
- Andaman Express (16031/32)
- Alleppey Express (16041/42)
- Nilgiri Express (12671/72) also known to be Blue Mountain Express.
- Cheran Express(12673/74)
- Kovai Express (12675/76)
- Intercity expresses (12677/78/79/80)
- Kanyakumari Express (12633/34)
- Kongu Express (12647/48)
- Rajkot Express (16613/14)
- Nagercoil Express (16609/10)
- Vanchinad Express (16303/04)
- Pothigai Express (12661/62)
- Boatmail Express (16101/02)
- Sethu Express (16713/14)
- Pallavan Express (12605/06)
- Vaigai Express (12635/36)
- West Coast Express (16627/28)
- Mangalore Mail (12601/02)
- Yercaud Express(16669/70)
- Yelagiri Express (16089/16090)
- Venad Express (16301/16302)
- Parasuram Express (16349/16350)
- JanShatabthi Express (12075/6, 12083/4)
- Matshyagandha Express (12619/20)
- Tea Garden Express (16865/16866)
- Cochin-Shoranur Passenger(56606/56607/56608/56609)
- Shoranur - Nilambur Road Passenger
- Mannai Express (16179/80)
- Kamban Express (16175/76)
- Chennai Rajdhani Express (12433/34)
- Trivandrum Rajdhani Express (12431/32)
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