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Horizon Fleet : ウィキペディア英語版
Horizon (railcar)

The Horizon is a single-level model of rail car used by Amtrak, primarily on short-haul corridor routes in the Midwestern United States. Bombardier Transportation built 104 of the cars in 1988–1989 based on the Comet II commuter coach design.〔(Trainweb.org Amtrak roster page )〕〔(Horizon car numbers )〕
==Design==
The Horizon was adapted from the Comet, a single-level commuter coach originally designed and built by Pullman-Standard in 1970–1973 for the Erie Lackawanna Railroad. Bombardier delivered two basic types: a coach and a cafe. The coaches could seat between 76–82 in standard configuration; 14 were built as accessible coaches and sat 72. The entire coach fleet was later rebuilt to be accessible, with maximum seating now 68–72.〔 The Horizon has a maximum speed of .

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