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- Q497426 abstract "In rail transportation, a rolling highway, or rolling road is a form of combined transport involving the conveying of road trucks by rail. The concept is a form of piggyback transportation.The technical challenges to implement rolling highways vary from region to region. In North America, the loading gauge is often high enough to accommodate double stack containers, so the height of a truck on a flat car is no issue. However, in Europe, except for purpose built lines such as the Channel Tunnel or the Gotthard Base Tunnel, the loading gauge height is much smaller, and it is necessary to transport the trailers with the tyres about 30 cm above the rails, so the trailers cannot be simply parked on a deck above the wagon wheels. Making the wagon wheels smaller limits the maximum speed, so many designs allow the trailer to be transported with its wheels lower than the rail wagon wheels. An early approach in France was the kangourou with modified trailers. This technology did not survive, due to the market resistance to modified trailers. Today two designs for these special wagons are in commercial service, "Modalohr" and "Cargobeamer".During a rolling-highway journey, if the drivers accompany the trailer, they are accommodated in a passenger car with seats or beds. At both ends of the rail link there are purpose-built terminals that allow the train to be easily loaded and unloaded.".
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- Q497426 comment "In rail transportation, a rolling highway, or rolling road is a form of combined transport involving the conveying of road trucks by rail. The concept is a form of piggyback transportation.The technical challenges to implement rolling highways vary from region to region. In North America, the loading gauge is often high enough to accommodate double stack containers, so the height of a truck on a flat car is no issue.".
- Q497426 label "Rolling highway".
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