- A railroad
car,
railcar (American and
Canadian English),
railway wagon,
railway carriage,
railway truck, railwagon,
railcarriage or
railtruck (British...
- A
cable car (usually
known as a
cable tram
outside North America) is a type of
cable railway used for m****
transit in
which rail
cars are
hauled by a...
-
barge is
called a
car float or rail barge. An
early train ferry was
established as
early as 1833 by the
Monkland and
Kirkintilloch Railway. To
extend the...
- A tank
car (International
Union of
Railways (UIC): tank wagon) or
tanker is a type of
railroad car (UIC:
railway car) or
rolling stock designed to transport...
-
railroad car or p****enger
car (American English), also
called a p****enger carriage, p****enger
coach (British
English and
International Union of
Railways), or...
-
known as a
section car,
railway motor car, putt-putt, track-maintenance
car, crew
car, jigger, trike, quad, trolley,
inspection car, or draisine) is a...
- that can be used on a
railway,
either specifically for
running on the rails, or for
maintenance or up-keep of a
railway.
Freight car (US)
Goods wagon (UIC)...
- City
Subway car model built by the St.
Louis Car Company from 1971 to 1973 for the B
Division and the
Staten Island Railway (SIR). The
cars replaced many...
- The
sleeping car or
sleeper (often wagon-lit) is a
railway p****enger
car that can
accommodate all p****engers in beds of one kind or another, for the purpose...
- Wharf. San Francisco's
cable cars are
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places and is one of only two
street railways to be
named a
National Historic...