- A
locomotive is a rail
vehicle that
provides the
motive power for a train. Traditionally,
locomotives pulled trains from the front. However, push–pull...
- A
steam locomotive is a
locomotive that
provides the
force to move
itself and
other vehicles by
means of the
expansion of steam.: 80 It is
fuelled by...
- An
electric locomotive is a
locomotive powered by
electricity from
overhead lines, a
third rail or on-board
energy storage such as a
battery or a supercapacitor...
- A
diesel locomotive is a type of
railway locomotive in
which the
power source is a
diesel engine.
Several types of
diesel locomotives have been developed...
- up
locomotive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
Locomotive is a
railway vehicle that
provides the
motive power for a train. A road
locomotive is a...
- A tank
locomotive is a
steam locomotive which carries its
water in one or more on-board
water tanks,
instead of a more
traditional tender. Most tank engines...
- 800
locomotives. The
railways primarily operates a
fleet of
electric and
diesel locomotives along with a few
compressed natural gas (CNG)
locomotives. Steam...
-
railroad locomotive, a 4-2-0,
built in the
United States. This
locomotive included engineering features that hadn't been used
before in
locomotive construction...
- is a
classification method for
steam locomotives, and some
internal combustion locomotives and
electric locomotives, by
wheel arrangement. It was devised...
- Look up road
locomotive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Road
locomotive may
refer to: A type of (steam-powered)
traction engine,
usually referring...
