Definition of Hovertrains. Meaning of Hovertrains. Synonyms of Hovertrains

- expenditures in urban areas. Interest in hovertrains waned, and major development had ended by the mid-1970s. Hovertrains were also developed for smaller systems...
- that serves the Getty Center in Los Angeles. It runs two cable-driven hovertrains each consisting of three Otis Hovair vehicles. The tram line, already...
- train uses an air cushion; either in the manner of a hovercraft (as in hovertrains) or using the "wing-in-ground-effect" design. The advantages of a ground...
- suspension systems were considered too complex. This led to a variety of "hovertrain" proposals during the 1960s, including England's Tracked Hovercraft and...
- surface using a cushion of air retained by a flexible skirt, and the hovertrain, which is a type of high-speed train that replaces conventional steel...
- simpler than the surface needed to support the same vehicle on wheels; hovertrains could be supported on surfaces similar to existing light-duty roadways...
- t e High-speed rail Part of rail transport Technologies Conventional Hovertrain Hyperloop/Vactrain Maglev High-speed trains High-speed railway line List...
- t e High-speed rail Part of rail transport Technologies Conventional Hovertrain Hyperloop/Vactrain Maglev High-speed trains High-speed railway line List...
- August 2010. Retrieved 23 May 2008. Wainwright, Martin (9 August 2005). "Hovertrain to cut London-Glasgow time to two hours". The Guardian. UK. Archived from...
- Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit Gondola lift Ground effect train Guided buses Hovertrain Hyperloop Maglev Monorail Personal rapid transit Rubber-tyred metro systems...