Winter trains usually consisted of a locomotive and one or two carriages.

To begin with the train consisted of four carriages, each containing 30 passengers, and a central entrance on one side.

There are six monorail trains, with each consisting of seven carriages.

Most trains consist of four carriages per train on this line.

On the day the line opened a train consisting of a locomotive and two carriages derailed.

An IC3 set consists of (as the name implies) three carriages.

The train consisted of two first-class carriages and an open truck.

The units consist of two carriages, which always remain coupled in normal operation.

C units consist of six carriages allowing passage through the whole train.

In the early days, the line was well used with passenger trains regularly consisting of three or more carriages.