What fast high-speed train does the Easter bunny use when delivering eggs across the nation in one night?
The Egg-spress
An 'express train' is a rapid public transit vehicle designed to travel long distances with minimal stops. By substituting 'ex-' with 'egg-', the term becomes an Easter-themed pun describing high-speed egg transit. Combining fast travel terminology with an egg prefix yields the correct answer.
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