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Types of Trains

There are many different types of trains that are in use today. They all serve different purposes in order to meet the needs of various industries. Regardless of the type of train it is, there is a need for a powerful engine with a skilled engineer to keep it moving along as it should. There is also the need for railway tracks so that the train is able to move along it. 

Early trains operated with the use of coal and steam but since the 1950’s they have been powered by diesel fuel. Some of them in various locations now operate using electricity in order to reduce the amount of pollution they offer to the environment. 

The first trains were freight trains, and created to haul various types of materials from one location to another. Each year freight trains haul thousands of tons of materials so that businesses can use them to create products. The railways where the majority of freight is transported is very heavy and durable so that it can hold a large amount of weight at any given time. It isn’t unusual to see freight being hauled by more than one engine at a time in order to effectively haul it.

To help reduce the amount of time it takes to load and unload freight hauled by train, the use of piggybacks is common. This concept involves placing a semi trailer on the back of a flatbed railcar. Once the freight train has reached its destination the semi trailer is removed with heavy equipment and it is ready for a semi truck to hook up to and take it to the final destination. This process helps to keep the problem with not enough truck drivers to keep up with the transportation demands in prospective. 

Millions of people travel each year by the use of passenger trains. The most popular is Amtrak which moves travelers from one location to another. There are sleep cars and dining cars on the Amtrak for travelers to be able to spend their time in. This is a very comfortable form of travel and one many people seem to enjoy.

Other types of passenger trains are used for people to commute from one location to another. Large cities such as New York have the subway which is a type of underground passenger train. Many other cities offer passenger trains that are above ground that get them to and from their place of employment instead of battling with congested roads.

There are three types of speeds for passenger trains. Some of them stop at every station along the way for people to get on or get off. Others travel at top speeds and only stop at specific locations. Trains can have a regular schedule they adhere to for passengers such as those someone would take to get to work. They pickup at the same location at the same time daily. That is unless there are delays.
 
Depending on what your individual travel needs are and the location where you live, you may be very familiar with freight trains and passenger trains going through your area. For other people though they live too far away from any railway tracks to notice what is being transported through their town. As a result they may not be too familiar with the amount of services these various types of trains offer.