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Goods wagons or
freight wagons (North America:
freight cars), also
known as
goods carriages,
goods trucks,
freight carriages or
freight trucks, are unpowered...
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covered goods wagon or
covered goods van (United Kingdom) is a
railway goods wagon which is
designed for the
transportation of moisture-susceptible
goods and...
- An open
wagon (or
truck in the UK)
forms a
large group of
railway goods wagons designed primarily for the
transportation of bulk
goods that are not moisture-retentive...
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wagons (sometimes flat beds,
flats or rail flats, US: flatcars), as
classified by the
International Union of
Railways (UIC), are
railway goods wagons...
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railway goods wagon (less
those in
classes F, H, L, S or Z) into
class U in its
goods wagon classification system.
These are: Bulk
goods wagons for transporting...
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commercially by
wagon makers and wheelwrights.
Conestoga wagons were used to
carry up to 8
short tons (7.3 t) of
produce or
manufactured goods between farms...
- This list
contains the UIC
classification of
goods wagons and
their meanings. The
description is made up of a
category letter (in capitals) and usually...
- A
wagon (or waggon) is a
heavy four-wheeled
vehicle pulled by
draft animals or on
occasion by humans, used for
transporting goods, commodities, agricultural...
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classifications for p****enger
coaches and
goods wagons. Today, the
system is
still regularly being used for
narrow gauge goods wagons,
because these were not generally...
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wagons - which, in turn are part of the
group of
covered goods wagons,
although cattle have
historically also been
transported in open
goods wagons....
