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trains consist of cars which are semi-permanently coupled into sets: these sets may be joined together to form larger trains, but generally passengers can only move around between cars within a set. This "closed" arrangement keeps parties of travellers and their luggage together, and hence allows the
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A "trainset" (or "set") is a semi-permanently arranged formation of cars, rather than one created "ad hoc" out of whatever cars are available. These are only broken up and reshuffled 'on shed' (in the maintenance depot). Trains are then built of one or more of these 'sets' coupled together as needed
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The trains were 21 cars long, 17 support and 4 radar cars. The radar cars were basically flat cars with the radar vans and equipment mounted on them. The other 17 consisted of a generator car, two box cars (one for radar equipment maintenance, and one for support maintenance). A dining car, two
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cars, seating is usually configured into ranges from three to five seats across the width of the car, with an aisle in between (resulting in arrangements of 2+1, 2+2 or 3+2 seats) or at the side. Tables may be provided between seats facing one another. Alternatively, seats facing in the same
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It has been common in some systems to differentiate between first- and second-class carriages, with a premium being paid for first-class tickets, and fines imposed for non-compliance. Facilities and appurtenances applying to first-class carriages may include
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separate sets to be easily split to go separate ways. Some multiple-unit trainsets are designed so that corridor connections can be easily opened between coupled sets; this generally requires driving cabs either set to the side or (as in the Dutch
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through which passengers and crewmen can walk. Some designs incorporate semi-permanent connections between cars and may have a full-width connection, effectively making them one long, articulated 'car'. In North
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1955:. These trains carried the missile and everything necessary to launch, and were kept moving around the railway network to make them difficult to find and destroy in a
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multiple units of which could be placed mid-train, and featured a glass-enclosed upper level extending above the normal roof to provide passengers with a better view.
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2147:"Oxford Learner's Dictionaries - Find definitions, translations, and grammar explanations at Oxford Learner's Dictionaries"
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History of the Ralston Steel Car Company, Columbus, Ohio
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which was used to quickly drive down the ramp to chase
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International2021-10-14T05:00:00+01:00, Metro Report.
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and an open-top 20 ft container with canvas cover
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or match wagon, with a different coupler at each end
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1851:Infantry: fielding machine guns, designed to carry
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1959:. A similar rail-borne system was proposed in the
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1951:fielded a number of trains that served as mobile
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908:are also useful for quickly reversing the train.
904:) above the passenger compartment. These cabs or
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1719:(MOW) cars for maintaining track and equipment
1180:(US): specialized flat for building materials.
930:Choice of smoking and non-smoking compartments
924:Reading lamps, double-glazing, sound treatment
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1303:and the like. Short hoppers for carrying
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1971:in the 1980s, but neither were deployed.
1164:: with fixtures for large aircraft parts.
120:Learn how and when to remove this message
1478:: high capacity tank car with a "belly".
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1689:, special car to check for obstructions
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2537:The Railroad Car Builder's Dictionary
2288:from the original on December 2, 2016
1725:, a mobile office for a train company
1115:: high-capacity high-clearance boxcar
7:
2368:from the original on 2 February 2017
2151:OxfordAdvancedLearnersDictionary.com
1174:): multi-level flat for automobiles.
1017:Inside a modern-day car from Finland
58:adding citations to reliable sources
2563:The American Railroad Passenger Car
2332:The American Railroad Passenger Car
2278:"Railroading sees a bit of rebirth"
2052:List of rolling stock manufacturers
1991:1st Combat Evaluation RBS "Express"
1398:used in quarries for the transport
760:, vary in their internal fittings:
2276:Usatch, Brad (November 23, 2016).
2092:UIC classification of goods wagons
1501:North American freight car gallery
1450:: ventilated box car for livestock
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2360:Hargrove, M. (30 November 1989).
1637:Typical American extended vision
1307:are called ore jennies in the US.
912:First- and second-class carriages
855:secure by women traveling alone.
807:facilities may also be provided.
2349:from the original on 2018-05-05.
2284:. Barton, Vermont. pp. 1A.
1603:being transported by railway in
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2657:Western Pacific Railroad Museum
2506:from the original on 2011-07-27
2470:from the original on 2012-03-31
2394:from the original on 2002-12-28
2362:"Economics of Heavy Axle Loads"
1841:Artillery: fielding mixture of
1680:or tower car, used to maintain
1467:: specialized tank car for milk
1365:(US/Canada). They are used for
45:needs additional citations for
2603:Johns Hopkins University Press
2569:Johns Hopkins University Press
1911:escaping away from the tracks.
1420:Modalohr Road Trailer Carriers
1:
2875:Troop kitchen / Troop sleeper
2418:Railway Gazette International
2199:"One-Class Peak Trains Urged"
1575:double-stacked container cars
1391:: a type of small railway or
373:Passenger traffic terminology
2533:Matthias N. Forney (1974) .
2042:Great Western Railway wagons
1678:catenary maintenance vehicle
1313:(US/Canada): An open wagon (
1222:: a train designed to carry
1068:(UK), were among the first.
142:Mid-Continent Railway Museum
2653:US Air Force Guard Car G-50
2541:. Dover Publications, Inc.
1878:or derailing protection of
1251:car. Cars for transporting
1186:(UK): specialized flat for
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2335:. JHU Press. p. 163.
2329:John H. White Jr. (1985).
1978:
1936:ICBM launch train, in the
1919:
1858:Machine gun: dedicated to
1471:Tank cars for bulk loading
1052:Freight cars (US/Canada),
1045:
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2455:, USAF (September 1960).
2376:– via trid.trb.org.
2014:continental United States
1969:Peacekeeper Rail Garrison
1828:Anti-tank: equipped with
668:used for the carrying of
486:List of high-speed trains
161:South Australian Railways
2047:List of railway vehicles
1995:Barksdale Air Force Base
1961:United States of America
1884:for railroad destruction
1822:Anti-air: equipped with
1734:rail bycicle carrier car
1432:(UK), bulk cement wagons
1259:form. See also Spine car
1205:Depressed-center flatcar
146:North Freedom, Wisconsin
3046:Wagon with opening roof
2843:Miscellaneous equipment
2457:"Strategic Air Command"
2255:"NSW Trains: 1st Class"
1512:American style two-bay
1460:British milk tank wagon
822:car, and in rare cases
388:Railway nationalization
3237:Revenue collection car
2736:Travelling Post Office
2232:The Daily News (Perth)
1967:in the 1960s, and the
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1916:Mobile missile systems
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1760:railroad power shovels
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1573:services often employ
1243:Double container car;
1232:Single container car;
1031:British Rail Class 150
862:cars. An example of a
765:standard-gauge railway
752:Passenger railroad car
688:. Alternatively, some
496:Longest train services
378:Named passenger trains
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3185:Non-revenue equipment
3072:Class U special wagon
2954:freight rolling stock
2006:thermonuclear bombing
1987:Strategic Air Command
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1922:Railcar-launched ICBM
1874:or vehicles, through
1845:guns and machine guns
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1238:intermodal containers
1072:Types of freight cars
943:Passenger car gallery
938:Passenger car gallery
511:Platform screen doors
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3171:Specialized flatcars
2087:Types of goods wagon
1938:St Petersburg museum
1801:Armored train Hurban
1699:departmental vehicle
1673:end-of-train devices
1619:Chicago World's Fair
1605:Tyrone, Pennsylvania
1240:. See also Well car.
1215:Semi-trailer flatcar
805:onboard train toilet
564:Transport portal
516:Railway speed record
54:improve this article
3062:Bogie bolster wagon
2998:Covered goods wagon
2731:Railway post office
2697:passenger equipment
2204:The Daily Telegraph
1957:first-strike attack
1765:railway post office
1755:railroad excavators
1496:Freight car gallery
1321:. See also Tippler.
1003:British Rail Mark 3
884:tightlock couplings
879:gangway connections
778:standing passengers
756:Passenger cars, or
734:on the one hand or
491:List of train songs
368:High-speed railways
321:Couplers by country
170:Part of a series on
3267:Track geometry car
2960:Enclosed equipment
2745:Passenger-carrying
2721:Head end power car
2704:Head-end equipment
2595:White, John H. Jr.
2464:Air Force Magazine
2227:"Fight over Cigar"
1999:Radar Bomb Scoring
1981:Radar Bomb Scoring
1975:Radar Bomb Scoring
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1717:maintenance of way
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1162:Aircraft Parts Car
326:Coupler conversion
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3197:Ballast regulator
3176:Transporter wagon
3156:Rotary car dumper
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2567:. Baltimore, MD:
2342:978-0-8018-2743-3
1899:sometimes used a
1865:Military draisine
1770:road-rail vehicle
1649:ballast regulator
1484:Transporter wagon
1476:"Whale Belly" car
1385:. See also Lorry.
1381:as well as other
1363:Rotary car dumper
1357:Tippler (UK): An
1200:Container flatcar
1083:(US and Canada),
980:An interior of a
956:Metropolitan line
868:Amtrak superliner
792:generator on the
728:track maintenance
648:), also called a
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299:Steam locomotives
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2799:Observation
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1803:located in
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1257:articulated
1140:: combined
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1127:CargoBeamer
1048:Goods wagon
982:Circle line
696:or make up
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526:Terminology
471:Attractions
458:Miscellanea
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252:Track gauge
245:Maintenance
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1872:ammunition
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703:The term "
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476:By country
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422:Light rail
267:Dual gauge
218:Management
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3227:Excavator
3202:Brake van
3036:Stock car
2889:Motorized
2814:Passenger
2779:Couchette
2726:Horse car
2133:Citations
2109:Footnotes
2027:Air brake
2003:simulated
1909:partisans
1897:Wehrmacht
1843:artillery
1814:Military
1669:brake van
1551:spine car
1448:Stock car
1408:limestone
1375:limestone
1330:Mine cart
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630:railwagon
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481:Companies
466:Accidents
289:Operating
223:Rail yard
136:Restored
3287:Category
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3151:Rollbock
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3041:Tank car
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1809:Slovakia
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1579:Rochelle
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1465:Milk car
1454:Tank car
1430:Prestwin
1412:iron ore
1400:minerals
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1367:minerals
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1168:Autorack
1132:Coil car
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