Railway Carriages

Railway carriages are passenger or freight vehicles designed to travel along train tracks, forming part of a train. Passenger carriages typically have seating, windows, and doors for comfort and safety, while freight carriages carry goods and cargo. They are connected using coupling mechanisms, allowing the entire train to move together. Carriages are built with structural materials for durability and safety, and often include amenities like restrooms or luggage compartments. They operate under the railway network’s control systems, ensuring efficient and safe transportation of people and goods over distances.