Rolling stock

vehicle used for carrying cargo or passengers on rail transport system

vehicles, both powered & unpowered, on a rolling stock

small railroad locomotive intended for assembling trains

thumb|right|250px|A norry being disassembled thumb A norry or nori (, , from the French word for lorry) was an improvised rail vehicle service from Cambodia. Lonely Planet describes it as "Cambodia's bamboo train". The trains ran at speeds of up to on the metre gauge tracks around Battambang and Poipet. A scheduled service run by the Government also operates, but is slower at . The rest of the network, originally built by the French colonial government, is largely abandoned, after the Khmer Rouge regime effectively shut it down. In 2006 the BBC reported that there was only one scheduled servic

total weight bearing on the roadway for all wheels connected to a given axle

system to allow railway vehicles to travel across a break of gauge

train used to fight fires

Type of rail vehicle

the force a locomotive can pull without losing traction with the rails (wheel slip)