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121September 2006 in rail transport — Events September 1 September 2 ;September 1:* flagicon|Finland ndash; The new high speed route between Kerava and Lahti opens. There is 63 km of new double track railway and it shortens travel times to Eastern Finland and to Russia. The… …
122third rail — noun a rail through which electric current is supplied to an electric locomotive • Hypernyms: ↑track, ↑rail, ↑rails, ↑runway * * * noun : a metal rail through which current is led to the motors of an electric locomotive compare running rail * * * …
123Traction motor — A traction motor is a type of electric motor used to power the driving wheels of a vehicle such as a railroad locomotive, electrical multi unit train (such as a subway or light rail vehicle train), a tram, or an automobile. Motor… …
124Non-rail vehicles (Thomas and Friends) — The television series Thomas and Friends and the original Railway Series books are well known for its anthropomorphic railway engines. This article lists the characters over the years who are not rail based. Contents 1 Recurring characters 1.1… …
125British Rail Class 203 — Infobox DMU name = British Rail Class 203 imagesize = 300px background = #0033cc caption = 55993 Manufacturer = Operator = British Rail Formation = unknown Built =1958 LinesServed = InService = 1958 CarLength = CarWidth = CarHeight = Weight =… …
126British Rail Class 207 — 207202 in operation with Southern at Hurst Green in April 2002. In service 1962 2004 Manufacturer …
127British Rail Class 423 — Infobox EMU name = British Rail Class 423 imagesize = 300px caption = Class 423/1, no. 3445 at Waterloo East on 8 February 2003, with a service to Charing Cross. This unit is painted in Connex livery. background = #EFF555 Manufacturer = BREL York …
128Wellington Cable Car — The Wellington Cable Car is a funicular railway in Wellington, New Zealand. It carries passengers between Lambton Quay, the main shopping street, and Kelburn, a suburb in the hills overlooking the central city, rising 120 m over a length of 612 m …
