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A baggage car (US terminology, abbreviated Bg, also known as a luggage van or brake van 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 and mail.
It typically contains one or more luggage compartments with large loading doors and usually includes a conductor's compartment for train staff. In North America, being typically coupled at the front of the train behind the locomotive, this type of car is sometimes described as "head-end equipment". Passengers are not normally allowed access to baggage cars while trains are in motion, except to care for animals travelling as checked baggage. In Europe, many baggage cars are built as corridor coaches with a side gangway next to the baggage area, so that they can be marshalled anywhere in the train without interrupting through passage.
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