couchette car
sleeper

A Ukrainian and a black person sit in a couchette car.

Couchette cars are of various types and can be used as 4 berth or 6-berth.

Couchette car with compartment for passengers with restricted mobility (type 249.1)

The night train, which comprises sleepers and couchette cars, is hauled by Class 182 electric locomotives.

One special condition in France is that passengers travelling in a 4-berth couchette car have to have a 1st class ticket.

A couchette car is a railroad car conveying basic non-private sleeping accommodation.

They offer open or compartment passenger coaches (1st and 2nd class), couchette cars and sleeping cars.

A major portion of passenger cars in India are sleeper / couchette cars.

These trains have coaches, a dining car and a sleeping car or a couchette car or sometimes both.

Most frequently in the form of sleeping or couchette cars, through coaches have commonly been used for long distance journeys, especially in continental Europe.

Upon the arrival of the train, the loaded wagons are attached to the train and passengers board sleeping and couchette cars.

Couchette cars have 4 or 6 berths and there are three different categories in use, which differ in respect of their additional functions:

Instead, they were coupled to retired couchette cars (type yl) that were homologated for 200 km/h.

The Báthory and the Metropol were overnight trains that also included sleeping and couchette cars.

Generally, the trains consist of sleeping cars with private compartments, couchette cars, and sometimes cars with normal seating.

Sleeping cars outfitted with (generally) small bedrooms allow passengers to sleep through their night-time trips, while couchette cars provide more basic sleeping accommodation.

There are two types of couchette car in countries of the former USSR: "coupé" and "platzkart".

City Night Line trains are made up of compartment or open-saloon coaches with reclining seats, couchette cars, sleeping cars and dining cars.

Its route continued to be Hamburg - Chur, and it operated seven days a week on this route, carrying sleeping cars and couchette cars only.

In summer, it has through couchette cars from Prague or Bratislava or through sleeping cars from Moscow or Kiev to Bar.

Recently, the upper class coaches (wagons lits) have been sold to foreign railroad companies, so that only couchette cars (1st and 2nd class) as well as seating coaches remain.

For longer test runs, two "dummy trainsets" comprising eleven couchette cars and ten InterCity cars (type Bm 235) respectively were used to replace the missing intermediate cars.

I passed through several nearly empty couchette cars; through two cold and rattling steel baggage cars; then second class compartments, crowded with mostly young travelers stoically preparing for a night of sitting up.

The train consisted of sleeper cars, couchette cars and saloon cars of the Austrian (ÖBB) and Hungarian (MÁV) national railways.