- The 1913
rail (MIL-STD-1913
rail), also
known as the
Picatinny rail (1913
Picatinny rail etc.) is an
American rail integration system designed by Richard...
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Plans for high-speed
rail in the
United States date back to the High-Speed
Ground Transportation Act of 1965.
Various state and
federal proposals have...
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RailAmerica, Inc.,
based in Jacksonville, Florida, was a
holding company of a
number of short-line
railroads and
regional railroads in the
United States...
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service is a m****
transit option for
Americans with
commuter rail in most
major American cities,
especially on the East Coast.
Intercity p****enger service...
- on
railway rail and
allowed much
longer lengths of
rails to be rolled. The
American Railway Engineering ****ociation (AREA) and the
American Society for...
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North American rail network used in
resource industries such as
mining or forestry, some of
which are
narrow gauge, and the
streetcar and heavy-
rail subway...
-
rail in the
United States Light rail List of
North American light rail systems by
ridership Light rail in
North America Streetcars in
North America List...
- The king
rail (Rallus elegans) is a waterbird, the
largest North American rail.
Distinct features are a long bill with a
slight downward curve, with adults...
- The
Great American Rail-Trail is a cross-country
rail trail in the
United States. The
trail will run 3,700
miles (6,000 km)
between Washington D.C. in...
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Commuter rail, or
suburban rail, is a p****enger
rail transport service that
primarily operates within a
metropolitan area,
connecting commuters to a central...
