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Used: USA

Cross reference: Goods Train (Australia, GB)

Where in the world is the term Goods Train used in preference to Freight Train? Certainly both terms are used in parts of Australia. GB has traditionally used Goods rather than Freight. I'm guessing that USA would prefer the term Freight. Any clarification anyone?

A train conveying passengers in sleeping carriages.

Used: GB.

A railway carriage equipped with sleeping berths.

A beam of timber, steel or concrete used to support and align the rails which form a railway track.

Used: USA.

Cross reference: sleeper

A beam of timber, steel or concrete used to support and align the rails which form a railway track.

Used: Australia, GB.

Cross reference: crosstie (USA).

An arrangement of rails permitting two railway tracks to diverge or converge.

Used: railway engineering.

Cross reference: points, turnout.

An arrangement of rails permitting two railway tracks to diverge or converge.

Used: USA

Cross reference: points, turnout.

An arrangement of rails permitting two railway tracks to diverge or converge.

Used: GB, Australia.

Cross reference: switch(es), turnout.

The configuration of rails used when two railway tracks converge, diverge or cross at which the left rail of the right track meets the right rail of the left track.

Used: railway engineering(how general?).

Cross reference: frog.

The configuration of rails used when two railway tracks converge, diverge or cross at which the left rail of the right track meets the right rail of the left track.

Used: railway modelling (how general?), USA (how general?).

Cross reference: acute crossing.

A location at which a road and a railroad cross on the level.
Used: USA

Cross reference: level crossing - Australia, Great Britain.

A location at which a road crosses a railway line on the level.
Term used in Australia and Great Britain.

Cross reference: grade crossing (USA).

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