The slipping of driving wheels of locomotives on the rail surface caus – McqOptions

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1.	The slipping of driving wheels of locomotives on the rail surface causes
A.	heel burns
B.	ogging of rails
C.	cabbing of rails
D.	orrugation of rails
Answer» B. ogging of rails

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