Question

Wooden planks laid across railway tracks to hold them in postion are called

Answer 1

They are called Railway Sleepers.

Answer 2

Sleepers

Explanation:

• The railway began to expand in different regions of the world for the benefit of people and transporting goods from one place to another.
• To lay lines, wooden planks and steel tracks needed. Sleepers also called as railroad crosstie.
• Sleeper is set on the ground while building tracks to support the rails.
• In earlier days, sleepers were of wood because of trees which were available in forests. Later, sleepers were made out of concrete to stop cutting of trees.

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