Rail Transport

This type of train is also known as goods trains.

• Commuter

• Freight

• Monorail

• Passenger

It is a mode of transportation in which the train is pushed off the track by two sets of magnets

• Light Rail

• Maglev

• Monorail

• Rail Car

This train connects suburban areas with the central city and primarily serve riders to and from work.

• Commuter

• Freight

• Light Rail

• Passenger

This type of trains serve as local transit in a city’s center and can run on the street.

• Commuter Trains

• High-Speed Trains

• Light Rail Trains

• Passenger Trains

Trains that can operate at a speed of 125mph or faster.

• Regional Trains

• High-Speed Trains

• Light Rail Trains

• Freight Trains

These trains make more stops over a shorter distance than inter-city trains but travel longer distances than commuter trains.

• Regional Trains

• High-Speed Trains

• Light Rail Trains

• Freight Trains

It has railway system with only one beam or rail track.

• Light Rail

• Maglev

• Monorail

• Rail Car

It has railway system with only one beam or rail track.

• Light Rail

• Maglev

• Monorail

• Rail Car

Passengers on this train can depart or board at several depots or stations.

• Commuter Trains

• High-Speed Trains

• Light Rail Trains

• Passenger Trains

These trains aren’t meant to transport people at all.

• Regional Trains

• High-Speed Trains

• Light Rail Trains

• Freight Trains