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An overhead train is commonly called an elevated train or "El" train because it operates on tracks built above street level using bridges or viaducts. These trains help reduce traffic congestion and provide fast urban transportation. Elevated rail systems are popular in many cities, offering reliable, efficient, and convenient travel for daily commuters and visitors alike.
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How do you get from Colchester train station to Gatwick Airport?
With difficulty. You will have to take the overhead train from Colchester to Liverpool Street Station, then the underground to Victoria Station and then the overhead to Gatwick.
What do you call photographs taken from airplane or helicopters?
Most people call them aerial photographs. Intelligence officers call them "overhead" because in the spy business, aerial Photography is called "overhead coverage."
Can you get a tube or train from London Heathrow airport to London luton airport?
No. You can get a tube train from Heathrow into central London and then an overhead train from London to Luton.
What are the advantages of an overhead camshaft valve operating mechanism compared to the side camshaft with overhead valves?
Fewer moving valve train parts such as the push rods.
What do you call a train that carries people?
A passenger train
What do you call people who travels in a train?
Train Passengers.
What do you call the price of a overhead minus the selling price?
Profit
What do you call the guy who runs the train?
The engineer runs the train.
What do you call a train loaded with toffee?
Chew chew train.
What do you call a train which carries goods?
A train that carries goods is called a freight train.
What do you call parts of a train?
Each part of a train is called a car.
What do you call a train that runs on one rail?
a mono rail train
