Rolling Stock means locomotives and other railway vehicles and includes related spare parts;
Rolling Stock means railroad freight or passenger cars, locomotives, or other rail cars.
Rolling Stock means a qualified truck, a trailer designed to be drawn behind a qualified truck, and parts or other tangible personal property affixed to or to be affixed to and directly used in the operation of either a qualified truck or a trailer designed to be drawn behind a qualified truck.
Examples of Rolling Stock in a sentence
Rolling stock must be manufactured in the United States and have more than 70 percent domestic content for FFY2020 and beyond.
More Definitions of Rolling Stock
Rolling Stock means a locomotive, carriage, wagons or other vehicle for use on a railway;
Rolling Stock means the locomotive power of a type and capacity adequate and suitable to transport the mineral products and also wagons brake‑vans and all other necessary railway vehicles.
Rolling Stock has the meaning ascribed to it in section 83(1) of the Act;
Rolling Stock means locomotives, bulldozers, front-end loaders, forklifts, mobile cranes, person lifts, pickup trucks, tractors, trailers, automated sweeping equipment and the like, purchased or leased by the Owner for use at the Facility.
Rolling Stock means all trucks, trailers, tractors, service vehicles, automobiles and other mobile equipment.
Rolling Stock means a qualified truck, a trailer designed to be drawn behind a qualified truck, and parts affixed to either a qualified truck or a trailer designed to be drawn behind a qualified truck.
Rolling Stock means all Railcars, Chassis, trucks, trailers, tractors, wherever located, except for automobiles used by the Credit Parties’ employees.