Different types of trains???

Question

Different types of trains???

Answer 1

if you want to know about trains visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Train

if something else then, please type in.

best of luck

Answer 2

In Mumbai there are two types of trains

slow trains --which stop at every station

Fast trains -- which stop in between the staions

Other category

steam, diesel, electric

Goods or freight trains and pasanger trains

Passanger trains , express trains, super fast trains

Answer 3

That's not a question. A few words with a question mark on the end don't make it a question. Try to think what you want to say before wasting your time and ours.

Answer 4

hopeless

Answer 5

There is many types, like an EMU (Electric Multiple Unit), mostly for communter rr, (ie Metro North) Work trains (to carry workers or to tow trains) diesel locos (ie ge genesis), steam locos, hybrids (ie ge genesis)

Answer 6

No.  Different types of idiocy.

Answer 7

There are various ways to categorizes types of trains, it can be based on types of engines, then types of distances it covers or it can be based on types facilities being provided. We can also say various types of trains on the basis of intercity, intracity or international trains.

The most primary basis should be on the basis of engines

Electric Trains

Diesel Trains

Steam Engine Trains

Answer 8

Freight train, passenger train, light rail train, subway train, underground train, gravy train, wedding gown train, peace train, love train, soul train, cross train, midnight train (Buddy Guy), midnight train (to Georgia), train of thought, the band "Train",

I count 15.  There are probably more.

Answer 9

I suggest you go to the library and get a copy of a railway encyclopaedia. There are so many different kinds of trains in use in the world today that it would take a pretty big book just to list them. They are as diverse as any other form of transport.

...or look up the Trainweb web site, or a similar one serving enthusiasts worldwide.

Nearly every country in the world, even the poorest, has a railway system of some kind, so unless you are unlucky enough to be living in one of the few that don't (e.g. Afghanistan, Iceland), you could start by looking at the rail system in your own country.