Baggage carBaggage car
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A baggage car (US terminology, abbreviated Bg, also known as a luggage van or brake van (UK terminology) is a type of railway car often forming part of the composition of passenger trains and used to carry passengers' checked baggage, as well as parcels ("express") and (historically) mail.
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