- is less
restrictive on its own than a
guard rail and
provides support. Many
public spaces are ****ed with
guard rails as a
means of
protection against...
- the free dictionary. A
guard rail is a
protective boundary feature.
Guard rail or
guardrail may also
refer to:
Railroad guard rails (otherwise
known as...
- In
rail transport,
guard rails or
check rails are
rails used in the
construction of the track,
placed parallel to
regular running rail to keep the wheels...
-
Security guard, who
protects property, ****ets, or
people Conductor (
rail) §
Train guard, in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and
India Guard (computer...
-
derail it or the train. In the UK,
small metal bars
called life-
guards,
rail guards or
guard irons are
provided immediately in
front of the wheels. They knock...
- The
rail is then
known as
grooved rail,
groove rail, or
girder rail. The
flangeway has the
railhead on one side and the
guard on the other. The
guard carries...
-
Rail transport (also
known as
train transport) is a
means of
transport using wheeled vehicles running in tracks,
which usually consist of two parallel...
-
panel construction Guard rail, for
protective separation Hand
rail, for
physical support, such as on
stairways and
steps Picatinny rail, a
bracket used on...
-
British Rail,
there were
several grades of
guard,
depending on
whether the
guard worked on
freight or p****enger trains—and a
purely operational guard grade...
-
national p****enger
railroad company of the
United States. It
operates intercity rail service in 46 of the 48
contiguous U.S.
states and 3
Canadian provinces....
