common 18th century usage of "train" was "wagon train," as in a group of wagons pulled by horse that carried food and other supplies for an army.
It was only in the 19th century, after the invention of steam engines and locomotives, that "train" referred to motor vehicles traveling on "rail roads," that is "roads" constructed of rails specifically designed to carry such vehicles.

the Buhrke system was put into practice and used for a period of years during the early 1980""s, it was prone to problems and ultimately unsuccessful. In particular, the void features formed in the sheet of material in the beginning of the operations in the press created an elastic condition when the sheet was indexed through the press, leading to registration problems between the sheet of material and downstream work stations that formed the closure and other features in the end. More specifically, the void features led to relative movement between various portions of the sheet when the indexing mechanism moved the sheet through the press, resulting in a mis-alignment between the tools of the work stations and the portion of the sheet containing an end in various