- as
railcars.
Experiments with battery-electric
railcars were
conducted from
around 1890 in Belgium, France,
Germany and Italy. In the US,
railcars of...
- petrol-electric
railcar GWR
steam rail
motors GNR(I) AEC
class railcars ČSD
class M 290.0 Judge, C. W. (2008). The
history of
Great Western A.E.C.
diesel railcars. Southampton:...
- A
railcar mover (also
called a
shunt vehicle in Australia, the UK, and in Canada, or the
trademarks Trackmobile or ShuttleWagon) is a road–rail vehicle...
- the Buzz:
Railcars". Spin.com. 14
August 2008.
Retrieved 31
December 2021. "DIY Magazine". Diymag.com.
Retrieved 31
December 2021.
Railcars on Myspace...
- in
Carpathian Ruthenia (today's Ukraine),
purchased five
railcars from Ganz and four
railcars from the
Hungarian Royal State Railway Machine Factory with...
- the 70
railcars to
reduce fuel
consumption on the fleet. In
March 1985, the
State Transport Authority (STA)
awarded a
tender for 20
diesel railcars (eight...
- Metro-North Railroad. With
delivery beginning in 2002, the M7
replaced the M1
railcars on both
railroads as well as the
ACMUs on Metro-North. The cars
built for...
-
articulated steam railcars.
Built in
pairs by
different manufacturers to
compare performance, no
further units were built. The six
steam railcars were absorbed...
- The London,
Midland and
Scottish Railway (LMS)
introduced a
number of
railcars to
service between 1933 and 1939. Most were
single units but one was a three-car...
- self-propelled
gasoline railcars in the 1920s. In 1923, the Electro-Motive
Company began production of self-propelled
railcars,
subcontracting bodies to...
