Title: Types of Trains, Locomotives and Rails
Headings: Types of Trains, Locomotives and Rails
Types of Trains, Locomotives and Rails
Types of locomotives
Types of rails
Types of trains

Content: Monorail – Monorail railways that are not using maglev design are today most often used in urban environments, with slow trains and trams that transport usually  only people. Types of trains
Freight train – Essentially any train that is not carrying passengers. Its cars can be used for storing variety of goods, from solid items to liquids and gasses. Majority of the world railway network is used for industrial use. Inter-city trains – Public transportation trains, mostly built for safe travel low speeds at both land based railways and underground subway lines. Rapid transit – High Speed trains that are specially made with streamlined design that offers as little air resistance as possible. Trains made with this technology can  achieve speeds of up to 300 km/h. Short and Long distance trains – This type of trains is often used for traveling between cities and countries, equipped with sleeping cars, dining cars and all necessary things that are  needed to service passengers on their longer journeys. Trams – Slow public transportation trains, powered by electricity and almost exclusively used in highly congested urban zones. Mine trains – Special train types that are used for underground excavations of rock and coal.