rolling stock (Meaning)
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rolling stock (n)
collection of wheeled vehicles owned by a railroad or motor carrier
Synonyms & Antonyms of rolling stock
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rolling stock Sentence Examples
- The company procured new rolling stock to enhance the efficiency of its rail network.
- The rolling stock was transported by rail to the maintenance depot for regular inspections.
- The railway operator expanded its rolling stock fleet to accommodate increasing passenger demand.
- The locomotives and carriages that make up the rolling stock are essential for providing rail services.
- The rolling stock of a railway system is subject to rigorous safety regulations.
- The acquisition of modern rolling stock has transformed the passenger experience on regional rail lines.
- The rolling stock industry is constantly innovating to develop more efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles.
- The high-speed rail system boasts state-of-the-art rolling stock capable of reaching incredible speeds.
- The rolling stock of the light rail network has undergone extensive upgrades to improve accessibility and comfort.
- The vintage rolling stock preserved in the railway museum serves as a reminder of the rich history of rail transportation.
FAQs About the word rolling stock
collection of wheeled vehicles owned by a railroad or motor carrier
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The company procured new rolling stock to enhance the efficiency of its rail network.
The rolling stock was transported by rail to the maintenance depot for regular inspections.
The railway operator expanded its rolling stock fleet to accommodate increasing passenger demand.
The locomotives and carriages that make up the rolling stock are essential for providing rail services.
