
Well car - Wikipedia
A well car, also known as a double-stack car (or also intermodal car / container car), is a type of railroad car specially designed to carry intermodal containers (shipping containers) used in …
UP: What Is a Well Car Rail Car? - Union Pacific
Well cars are also referred to as double-stack cars, stack cars or well wagons. Entire trains of well cars with stacked intermodal containers are often called “stack trains.” Nearly 70 percent of …
Intermodal Well Cars | GATX Corporation
A well car is specially designed to carry intermodal containers used in intermodal freight transport exclusively by the Class 1 Railroads. Learn more.
Maxi-Stack® I Car - The Greenbrier Companies
The Maxi-Stack® I car is the mainstay of the United States international double-stack car fleet because it provides the optimum balance between tare weight and capacity. It is a five-unit, …
53’ All-Purpose Double-Stack Car - The Greenbrier Companies
The 53’ All-Purpose double-stack well car is a single unit designed to maximize flexibility. It can carry either containers or trailers with ease. This car has a 53’ well to accommodate containers …
Double-stack rail transport - Wikipedia
On United States railroads, special well cars are used for double-stack shipment to reduce the needed vertical clearance and to lower the center of gravity of a loaded car. In addition, the …
Well wagon - Wikipedia
Kangourou wagon Pocket wagon Well car Pre containerization well wagons (pocket wagons) Special low deck wagons See also [edit]
Well Cars (Trains): Length, Overview, Specs - American-Rails.com
Feb 25, 2025 · Well cars, also referred to as double-stack cars, are a relatively recent specialized piece of equipment developed in the 1980s to haul intermodal containers.
BNSF 3D Trains
One BNSF intermodal train can take several hundred trucks off the highways, reducing congestion and emissions. Truck trailers or cargo containers from ships are loaded directly …
Thrall 53' 3-Unit Articulated Well Car - Ready to Run - Walthers
Introduced in series service in early 2000, Thrall's triple 53' articulated well car was certainly the best looking of the 53' wells. Angular wheel cutouts, 3 flared-bottom wide and 8 narrow side …