About: Gangway connection

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Flexible connector fitted to the end of a railway coach, enabling passengers to move from one coach to another

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  • ferrocarril equipado con conectores flexibles en sus cohes, que permiten a los pasajeros pasar de unos a otros (es)
  • flexible connector fitted to the end of a railway coach, enabling passengers to move from one coach to another (en)
  • ÜbergangsmÃķglichkeit zwischen zwei Reisezugwagen (de)
  • passagem de ligaçÃĢo entre vagÃĩes/carros ferroviÃĄrios (pt)
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  • A photograph showing the demonstrated gangway door arrangement in use between a British Rail Class 153 coupled to the cab end of a British Rail Class 158 . Other trains may have similar arrangements to restrict public access to the driver's controls whilst still permitting access to the end door in order to access other coaches while the vehicle is coupled. (en)
  • Diagram demonstrating the typical cab layout for a British Rail Sprinter DMU where the cab ends are fitted with end gangways and how the doors are arranged so that the centre of the cab can be accessed by passengers while the gangway is in use. (en)
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  • Cab end gangway arrangements (en)
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  • Gangways in use.jpg (en)
  • SprinterGangwayExample.png (en)
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  • Gangway connection (en)
  • WagenÞbergang (de)
  • Intercomunicante (it)
  • čēŦ通扉 (ja)
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