High-speed rail
High-speed rail Japanese Shinkansen trains began the development of modern high-speed railways (shown here: West Japan Railway ...
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High-speed rail in the United States
High-speed rail in the United States This map from ... proposed high–speed routes in the U.S. High-speed rail in the United States is ...
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High-speed traffic   (translated from German)
High-speed traffic Eisenbahn -Hochgeschwindigkeitsverkehr designated that fahrplanmaessigen Train service with top speed of clear over 200 km/h. As threshold gladly a speed of 220 or 230 is set km ... h. Table of contents Bases For the high-speed traffic of Schienenfahrzeugen all components ...
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Rail terminology
Rail terminology Rail transport Operations Stations Trains Locomotives Rolling stock History Terminology Terminology By country Disasters Modelling [edit this template] Rail terminology is a form of technical terminology ... the most obvious trans-Atlantic difference in rail terminology (see usage of the terms ...
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A rail course   (translated from German)
A rail course H course Dortmund One A rail course is the passenger or goods transport ... on or under an individual narrow drive ("rail", "driving bars"). This can take different forms ... or in tunnel. The drive of a rail courses takes place usually by electric motors ... of a stationary machine propelled. All a rail courses, which attained a meaning, drive ...
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British Rail Class 86
British Rail Class 86 Class 86/6, nos. 86613 ... operator of Class 86 locomotives. The British Rail Class 86 is the standard electric locomotive ... Vulcan Foundry, Newton-le-Willows, or British Rail (BR) at their Doncaster works. The class ... designs, and this additional unsprung mass at high speeds was literally hammering the track). As ... used mainly on freight, whilst the higher-speed 861xx (or Class 86/1) and ...
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Rail transport in Ireland
Rail transport in Ireland For rail transport in Great Britain see rail transport in Great Britain Rail services in Ireland are provided by Iarnród ... a greatly reduced network (see History of rail transport in Ireland). As the map ...
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British Rail
British Rail Logo of British Rail British Railways (BR), later rebranded as British Rail, ran the British railway system from the ... Eastern Region timetable for Summer 1963. The rail transport system in Great Britain developed during ... Plan led to a distrust of British Rail's financial planning abilities by the ...
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Inter-city rail
Inter-city rail Inter-city rail services are express train services which cover ... brand. The term InterCity originated with British Rail's InterCity sector, but the term went ... even though IC trains also traverse borders. High-speed railways have particularly few stops. The ...
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History of rail transport in Great Britain
History of rail transport in Great Britain The Midland Railway ... article is part of the history of rail transport by country series. The British railway system is the ... onwards. See also Wagonway also History of rail transport Early public railways These railways were ... the owners themselves. When longer lines were planned, inviting public subscription, as with many ...
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