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What is the name of the little road trains at airports and railway stations?

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JonnyBoy12 | 21:37 Sun 19th Jun 2011 | Other Vehicles
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Not sure if this is the right area for this question, but will ask it anyway. In many large stations and airports there are often little electric trucks with trailers behind for passengers and luggage. Does anyone know what these are called, and where I can learn more about them? I want to know about their cost and speed etc.

Does anyone here drive one as well? Thanks in advance for any replies.
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These type of things seem to be called airport caddies but I'm struggling to find out much about them:
http://thumbs.dreamst.../11634501821MUS99.jpg

Chris
21:45 Sun 19th Jun 2011
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we have similar at work and call them a Buggy or Toer
21:49 Sun 19th Jun 2011
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I have found this website - you might find some information there.

http://www.cavotec.co...lish/5/mobile-caddys/
21:55 Sun 19th Jun 2011
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Tugs come to mind!!
13:48 Tue 21st Jun 2011

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