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Transport & machinery

The structures and equipment required to transport passengers and cargo by train.

Covered building for the public where trains and passengers arrive and depart.

Covered building for the public where trains and passengers arrive and depart.

Cars: vehicles with various layouts that are pulled by locomotives, for transporting and providing services to passengers.


coach car	sleeping car	dining car

High-speed passenger train (between 135 and 190 mph) powered by electricity, with a power car at each end and a limited number of cars in between.

High-speed passenger train (between 135 and 190 mph) powered by electricity, with a power car at each end and a limited number of cars in between.

Vehicle with a diesel engine turning a generator that in turn powers the electric traction motors.


diesel-electric locomotive [1]	diesel-electric locomotive [2]	truck

Vehicle pulled by a locomotive for transporting cargo.

Set of tracks where freight trains are reconfigured to contain cargo cars with the same destination and then dispatched.

A pair of parallel rails laid end to end and on which trains run.

Intersection of a railroad and a road, with or without warning lights.

Electrified urban railroad built mainly underground for transporting passengers at frequent intervals.

Electrically powered vehicle for transporting people; it rolls on tracks embedded in city streets and on the edge of roadways.

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