A railbus is a type of small train designed to carry passengers on short-distance routes, typically on lighter rail tracks. It is similar to a bus in that it is compact and can carry fewer passengers compared to traditional trains. Railbuses are often used on rural or low-traffic lines where full-sized trains may not be necessary. They are powered by either a diesel engine or electricity and are more economical for operating on smaller, less busy routes. Railbuses are a flexible and efficient option for providing public transport in areas with lower demand.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „railbus” po angielsku

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