Noun:

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baggage car's Usage Examples:

the shallow river and bringing with it the freight cars, baggage car, mail car and two passenger cars with 100 men, women and children.

When completed, the check-in area will be relocated, more shops and restaurants will be added, as well as more baggage carousels and gate space.

In 1887, steam-driven generators in the baggage cars of the Florida Special and the Chicago Limited trains in the US supplied electric lighting to all the cars of the train by wiring them, to introduce the other form of head-end power.

speak of the dangerous hobo practice of "riding the blinds" defined as "To cadge a lift by standing on the platform attached to the blind baggage car…a car.

One half (or less) of the car is built like a baggage car while the other half of the car is a regular passenger car.

Multiple investigations pointed to issues with the locomotive's trucks, the weight of the water and steam generators used for train heating, or the harmonic vibration of baggage cars behind the locomotive.

The Pennsylvania Railroad named its baggage car #5868 the Calumet Farm.

baggage cart was invented by supermarket entrepreneur and inventor of the shopping cart Sylvan Goldman.

The terminal has a baggage carousel, desks for three airlines, and rental car services including Avis and Hertz.

wing, while in the east is the enclosed arrivals lounge with one baggage carousal, and car rental services.

A "theatrical" baggage car (the Juliet, one of 47 built by the Pennsy between 1917 and 1922) sits.

F33, earlier Fo5a and F5, is a Swedish baggage car of the 1960s-car designed and manufactured by Kalmar Verkstad (KVAB) between 1961 and 1962 for the.

Synonyms:

railcar, railway car, passenger train, luggage van, car, railroad car,

Antonyms:

stay in place,