Train ferry
A train ferry is a ferry which was designed to carry railway vehicles. Train ferries are used where it is not possible or practical to build a bridge. Some train ferries were built to also carry cars or passengers, in addition to trains.
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Car and train ferry across the Strait of Messina
Train ferry across the Qiongzhou Strait
Train ferry with waggons in China
Train on a ferry, in Denmark
Train Ferry Media
Interior of a roll-on roll-off train ferry in Villa San Giovanni, Italy
Zwei Lokomotiven der Baureihe 218 ziehen einen Intercityzug von Bord des Fährschiffes Deutschland
The 'Floating Railway', opened in 1850 as the first roll-on roll-off train ferry in the world.
Loaded train ferry approaches dock in Detroit, Michigan, United States in April 1943.
Locomotive with slopeback tender, loading the Sunset Limited onto the train-ferry Solano at Port Costa, San Francisco, Southern Pacific R.R.
Classification yard and two docking train ferries in Detroit, April 1943. A third ferry slip can be seen at the bottom of the photograph.
A CFR Class EA locomotive being loaded into the Trelleborg-Sassnitz railway ferry on its way from Västerås, Sweden to Brașov, Romania, 1966
MV Georges-Alexandre-Lebel train ferry of the COGEMA in Matane, Canada
Loading and unloading operations of a RORO passenger train ferry, Strait of Messina, Italy
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