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Summary
train is a mode of transport[1]. train has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- train's instance of is recorded as mode of transport[3].
- train is a type of wheeled vehicle[4].
- train is a type of rolling stock[5].
- train is a type of rail and rope guided transport[6].
- train is a type of land transport[7].
- train is a type of Vehicle Combination Braking Compatibility Behavior[8].
- train is part of railway system[9].
- train is part of public transport network[10].
- train is used for rail transport[11].
- train is used for rail and rope guided transport[12].
- train is used for freight transport[13].
- train is used for passenger transport[14].
- train is used for public transport[15].
- train is used for international freight transport[16].
- train's Commons category is recorded as Trains[17].
- train's Unicode character is recorded as π[18].
- train's powered by is recorded as steam[19].
- train's powered by is recorded as electricity[20].
- train's powered by is recorded as diesel fuel[21].
- train's powered by is recorded as battery[22].
- train comprises railroad car[23].
- train comprises locomotive[24].
- train comprises bogie[25].
- train comprises wheelset[26].
- train comprises railway coupler[27].
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Definition and Type
train's instance of is recorded as mode of transport[3]. Recorded subclass of include wheeled vehicle[4], rolling stock[5], rail and rope guided transport[6], land transport[7], and Vehicle Combination Braking Compatibility Behavior[8].
Use and Application
Recorded has use include rail transport[11], rail and rope guided transport[12], freight transport[13], passenger transport[14], public transport[15], and international freight transport[16]. Components include railroad car[23], a type of rail vehicle[28]; locomotive[24]; bogie[25]; wheelset[26]; railway coupler[27]; and brake system[29]. Part of include railway system[9] and public transport network[10].
Influence
Things named for train include ΓresundstΓ₯g[30], a public transport network[31], in Denmark[32] and Gautrain[33], an urban rail transit[34], in South Africa[35], founded in 2012[36].
Why It Matters
train has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] train is known by 29 alternative names across languages and contexts.[37]
Entities named for train include ΓresundstΓ₯g[30], a public transport network[31], in Denmark[32] and Gautrain[33], an urban rail transit[34], in South Africa[35], founded in 2012[36].