Refrigerator cars have insulation and a regfrigerator to keep the inside cold. They are used to ship things which will spoil if not kept cold. Products the might spoil are called "perishables.
~Refrigerator cars carrying produce from farms or orchards to processing plants or distribution centers.
~Tank cars carrying milk from dairy farms to local distributors.
Solid train of refrigerator cars carrying produce.
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Refrigerator cars (or, colloquially, reefers) - a refrigerated subtype of boxcar
Airplane parts cars
Flatcars (or flat) - for larger loads that don't load easily into a boxcar.
A freight train consist of refrigerator cars.
Reagan
[SL] Class 664 GM G26 C-C diesel. So called because Regan was the President of the USA at the time when they arrived.
Freight train consisting of refrigerator cars.
Relay
In electricity, an electrically-powered switch which, in turn, effects a change (activates other switches) in some other electrical circuit or circuits.
Head End Cars - Normally attached to the front of a passenger train, baggage, mail, railway post office, and express refrigerator cars are examples of head end cars.
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Reefer Block - A freight train consist of refrigerator cars.
Regional Railroad - A railroad which is smaller than a major railroad but larger than a short line railroad.
 See also: Freight car, Truck, Car, Locomotive, Track
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