Lampo rode Italian trains alone—and always found his way home. 🚆 . . . Beginning in 1953, the stray dog lived with railwayman Elvio Barlettani at Campiglia Marittima station. Lampo boarded passenger and freight trains by himself, navigated junctions and repeatedly returned after trips hundreds of miles long. Italy's most independent commuter never owned a ticket.
Source
Elvio Barlettani, 1963, 'Lampo, the Traveling Dog'
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