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A type of locomotive powered by a diesel engine, often used for freight and long-distance travel.

A locomotive that is powered by electricity, which is typically supplied by overhead wires or a third rail.

An early type of locomotive powered by steam pressure, created by burning coal, wood, or oil.

Specialized rolling stock designed for high-speed rail services, usually capable of speeds over 200 km/h (124 mph).

A type of train that uses magnetic levitation to hover above the tracks, which reduces friction and allows for very high speeds.

Designed for urban public transport in underground or elevated railway systems, characterized by frequent stops and high-capacity designs.

A type of passenger rolling stock used in urban tram or streetcar systems, offering higher capacity than buses but lower than rapid transit systems.

Custom rolling stock designed to transport goods and materials; varies widely to accommodate different types of cargo.

Rolling stock designed to carry passengers, ranging from short-distance commuter services to intercity travel; may include amenities like seating, restrooms, and dining facilities.

Rolling stock designed for medium to long-distance travel between cities, providing travel comfort and speed.

A type of rolling stock designed for shorter-distance travel with frequent stops, connecting suburbs or nearby towns to a central city.

A passenger carriage equipped with beds or berths for overnight travel, allowing passengers to sleep through their journey.

A railway carriage where passengers can purchase and consume meals during their journey.

A train car with large windows or an open area designed to provide passengers with a scenic view during their journey.

A type of rolling stock used specifically for transporting passengers' luggage and other parcels.

Specialized freight car designed to transport automobiles, with several people, to maximize space and efficiency.

A type of freight car designed to transport liquid or gaseous commodities like oil, chemicals, or liquefied gases.

Freight car with a floor that slopes downward to one or more openings for unloading bulk materials such as grain, coal, or ballast.

An open-topped railway freight car used for transporting bulky commodities that do not need protection from the weather.

A type of rolling stock with a flat, open deck on which heavy or oversized items are transported, such as machinery or structural elements.

A temperature-controlled freight car used to transport perishable goods that require cooling or freezing.

A versatile enclosed freight car used for transporting packaged goods that require protection from the elements.

A type of flatcar designed to carry intermodal containers, with a depressed section allowing for double stacking of containers.

Historically used as the last car on freight trains, providing space for crew to perform duties and observe the train.