Described is a device for connecting between the bellows and the frame of articulated vehicles, including a connecting element having a hooking portion which can be coupled to an end edge of a bellows, and an engagement portion which can be inserted in a compartment defined by a rigid support of the frame of the vehicle and abutting at least one first inner wall of the compartment; the device also has an elastically deformable insertion element, also positioned in the compartment between the connecting element and a second inner wall, for stably engaging the engagement portion against said first inner wall. The insertion element and the connecting element comprise reciprocal coupling means configured for making a mutual connection between the insertion element and the connecting element.

A sidewall suitable for a gangway comprises a first panel that provides a first gangway end; a second panel that provides a second gangway end, the second gangway end being opposite the first gangway end; a retractable rail comprising a first rail end that is connected to the first panel and that has a second rail end opposite the first rail end, wherein the second rail end is connected to the second panel, wherein the retractable rail extends along a longitudinal axis; and wherein a cover is attached to the rail and extending along the rail, the cover having a flexible portion that extends from the rail into a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

A sidewall suitable for a gangway comprises a first panel that provides a first gangway end; a second panel that provides a second gangway end, the second gangway end being opposite the first gangway end; a retractable rail comprising a first rail end that is connected to the first panel and that has a second rail end opposite the first rail end, wherein the second rail end is connected to the second panel, wherein the retractable rail extends along a longitudinal axis; and wherein a cover is attached to the rail and extending along the rail, the cover having a flexible portion that extends from the rail into a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

Join two automobiles safely, securely and strongly with weatherproof joint, temporarily on need basis to become one automobile, in such a manner that the interior space of joined automobiles becomes contiguous and weather protected to allow the occupants to move within the bigger contiguous, enclosed weather protected space without having to step outside any of the joined automobiles. Such joined automobiles shall combine their propulsion power, increase their driving range and allow bigger or heavier payload to be carried that cannot be carried by any of the unjoined automobile alone.

Join two automobiles safely, securely and strongly with weatherproof joint, temporarily on need basis to become one automobile, in such a manner that the interior space of joined automobiles becomes contiguous and weather protected to allow the occupants to move within the bigger contiguous, enclosed weather protected space without having to step outside any of the joined automobiles. Such joined automobiles shall combine their propulsion power, increase their driving range and allow bigger or heavier payload to be carried that cannot be carried by any of the unjoined automobile alone.

The invention relates to load-carrying frame for carrying load of an articulated tracked vehicle comprising a front and a rear vehicle unit connected to each other through said load-carrying frame, wherein said front vehicle unit comprises a rolling link. The load-carrying frame is configured for rotatable attachment to the front vehicle unit via said rolling link for enabling rotation of the front vehicle unit relative to the load-carrying frame about an axis of said rolling link running in the axial main direction of extension of said load-carrying frame.

The invention relates to load-carrying frame for carrying load of an articulated tracked vehicle comprising a front and a rear vehicle unit connected to each other through said load-carrying frame, wherein said front vehicle unit comprises a rolling link. The load-carrying frame is configured for rotatable attachment to the front vehicle unit via said rolling link for enabling rotation of the front vehicle unit relative to the load-carrying frame about an axis of said rolling link running in the axial main direction of extension of said load-carrying frame.

The present invention relates to an articulated tracked vehicle comprising a front and a rear vehicle unit connected by means of a rigid load-carrying frame. The load-carrying frame is pivotally attached to the front vehicle unit about a substantially vertical front steering link and pivotally attached to the rear vehicle unit about a substantially vertical rear steering link. The vehicle further comprises control means arranged to steer the front vehicle unit relative to the load-carrying frame about the front vertical steering link and to steer the rear vehicle unit relative to the load-carrying frame about the rear vertical steering link, wherein the control means is arranged such that the front and rear vehicle units are individually steerable relative to the load-carrying frame about their respective vertical steering links.

The present invention relates to an articulated tracked vehicle comprising a front and a rear vehicle unit connected by means of a rigid load-carrying frame. The load-carrying frame is pivotally attached to the front vehicle unit about a substantially vertical front steering link and pivotally attached to the rear vehicle unit about a substantially vertical rear steering link. The vehicle further comprises control means arranged to steer the front vehicle unit relative to the load-carrying frame about the front vertical steering link and to steer the rear vehicle unit relative to the load-carrying frame about the rear vertical steering link, wherein the control means is arranged such that the front and rear vehicle units are individually steerable relative to the load-carrying frame about their respective vertical steering links.

A gangway assembly comprising a gangway for arrangement between two cars of a multi-car vehicle having a first bellows with a frame for connecting to a counter frame of a second bellows of the gangway, a first electrical coupler connected to the frame of the first bellows and a second electrical coupler connected to the counter frame of the second bellows. A first support is connected to the frame of the first bellows. The first electrical coupler is movably mounted on the first support so as to be movable between an advanced position and a retracted position. A second support is fixedly connected to the second bellows counter frame, the second electrical coupler movably mounted on the second support and movable between an advanced position and a retracted position. An advancing mechanism advances the first and second electrical couplers from their respective retracted position to their respective advanced position.