rail infrastructure
immovable parts of rail transport
railway platform
fixed structure to allow people to board or alight trains
railway bridge
bridge that can be crossed by a train
Canal Street Incline
former subway portal in Boston, Massachusetts
railway node
significant location in the railway network which may encompass multiple connected lines, stations, and facilities, often a major transit hub
towage railway
railway towing ships along a waterway
ground-level power supply
alternative method of third rail electrical pick-up for street trams
signal box
building near a railway track that contains the controls to operate signals and points and other equipment used to regulate the movement of trains
Colton Crossing
railway crossing in Colton, California
staff halt
railway station without public access
Railroad gauge change system
automatic gauging system for changing the track gauge of Golden Pass Express vehicles between meter gauge and standard gauge at Zweisimmen station in the canton of Bern, Switzerland
rail transport station
station used in rail transport
overhead contact line
single or rarely double wire used to transmit electrical energy to trains, trams, or trolleybuses, hanging above the route of the vehicle
station clock
clock for railway passengers and staff
locomotive depot
locomotive depot on the German and Austrian railways as well as other countries
S track
Type of railroad track
rail track
rails fastened to sleepers
railway halt
general term for any railway station or stop in Finland
railway
interconnected network of infrastructure and vehicles used for train rail transport
railway track
rail infrastructure
railway line
constructional unit in rail transport, the route or way of rail tracks between defined locations
signalling control
technical system of the railway
zig zag
type of railway line used to climb steep gradients
switches and crossings
railroad elements
fourth rail
type of electricity transmission for railways, resulting in two rails carrying the weight and two additional rails conducting electricity
Crocodile
railway
third rail
type of electricity transmission of railways, particularly common in metro networks, one pole has a third rail, and the other pole is grounded and connected to the two primary rails
track bed
structure on railway lines supporting (in some cases, sleepers and) rails
coal drop
coal bunker supplied by dropping coal from railway wagons above
railway footbridge
footbridge across a railway line
monorail
single-rail based transportation system
railway tunnel
tunnel built for rail traffic
Pleasant Street Incline
southern portal for the Tremont Street Subway
railway embankment
linear raised earthwork providing a surface across which a railway line is constructed
Historical Railways Estate
bridges and tunnels that were formerly used for railway lines in the UK