The gauge representing the maximum width and height up to which a railway vehicle may be built, is known as

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• The standard size of timber sleepers in railway tracks of metre gauge and narrow gauge is same.
• At the time of construction of railway in India, after long controversy, the gauge adopted as a standard gauge was
• The width of narrow gauge is same as that of metre gauge.
• The maximum limit of superelevation prescribed by Indian railways on narrow gauge is same as that on metre gauge.
• In India, for metre gauge track, the maximum height of a loaded goods wagon is fixed as
• In India, for broad gauge track, the maximum height of a loaded goods wagon is fixed as
• The maximum gradient, in which a railway track may be laid in a particular section is known as
• The standard length of rail for Broad Gauge and Meter Gauge are respectively
• The lengths of the standard crossings in India for Broad gauge and Metre gauge tracks is same for
• For a sleeper density of (n + 5), the number of sleepers required for constructing a broad gauge railway track of length 650 m is