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http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2003/9/2/nation/6183866&sec=nationLooks like an interesting Monorail. www.monorails.org is also a good website for monorail info and stuff.
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looks like a modern Alweg Monorail I like!
Brian E. Bundridge
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Since says a monorail is a train a train runs on 2 tracks so a monorail can't be a train as that web page says.That is just what I think...http://groups.msn.com/MSTSNarrowGauge
Jonathan Lewis
jonathanmlewis@msn.com
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Yes it is a train. The word "train" can be used to describe many things, eg: wagon train, road train, bridal train. Basically a train in this case is a number of units connected together.
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I would agree that not only is it a 'train', but also that it is a railroad, in the sense that it moves on rails along a fixed track. One rail, two rails, or three, it's still a train and a railroad to me.
Dan
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