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a term of art, so it has to be defined somewhere. Mackensen (talk) 11:02, 14 June 2024 (UTC) Glossary of North American railway terms#Right-of-way is...

the railway terminology between British English (and by extension UIC terminology and the terminology of other European languages) and American English...

wondered if it belongs here? It is already covered in Glossary of North American railway terms (and List of US railfan jargon redirects to it). Robevans123...

December 2012 (UTC) The name of this article is basically just wrong. It's not at all a glossary of United Kingdom railway terms - I would expect every term...

English or North American English. Apart from the term “railroad”, which is only used by a small percentage of Canadians, Canada has adopted US railway terminology...

for a WWII American/Japanese/Italian/British Glossaries that might make a series. Dunno yet what the limits/potentials are. Dangers are of turning Wikipedia...

definition of new streetcars. The streetcar article says "a greater number of North American cities have built light rail systems in recent decades, some of which...

without asking! Concerning Rights and Powers, there is a Wikipedia glossary of railway terminology at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_terminology which...

when the linguistic divide in relation to railroad/railway terminology as between just North American and British English is already, and notoriously, huge...

general way in this article, or I could add this term to the Glossary of North American railway terms and link to that from this article (so long as I can cite...

attempt to avoid a) choosing between the North American "Railroad tracks" and the rest of the world "Railway tracks" and b) using "Track" which would...

Instead of stating that North American terms are in "brackets", you should say they are in "parentheses". To appeal to British and North American readers...

why aeroplane hasn't yet been added to the list? On the page Glossary_of_American_terms_not_widely_used_in_the_United_Kingdom, airplane is listed as an...

characteristics.) The American Public Transportation Authority (APTA) in its Glossary of Transit Terminology defines light rail as: "An electric railway with a 'light...

American entry would be: List of American English words not widely used outside the U.S.A., Puerto Rico, the American Virgin Islands, Guam, Pacific Ocean...

sources. The International Union of Railways (UIC) has an official dictionary and glossary of standard railway terms in English (as well as its other...

mention both terms as British and North American respectively. What else is new. By the way, does Andy have an illustration (image) of the British version...

general way in this article, or I could add this term to the Glossary of North American railway terms and link to that from this article (so long as I can cite...