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Gangway designs hinge on modularity and wide access
By Andrew Grantham 2003-10-01T10:00:00
GANGWAY design is changing as rolling stock manufacturers increasingly adopt modular vehicle construction methods. Commonality of components between different vehicle models is becoming standard practice in the industry, bringing a need for the clear division of responsibility between gangway subcontractor and the final assembler of the vehicle.
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