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Turntables are short pieces of {{pll|Railway Terminology|track}} on a mechanized structure that can be spun around along with one or more {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|rail vehicles}} parked on it. Turntables are typically found near {{pll|Railway Terminology|train yards}} and serve as a way to change vehicle orientation in a tight space, or to access radially placed parking tracks, such as at a {{pll|Railway Terminology|roundhouse}}.

Turntables are short pieces of track on a mechanized structure that can be spun around along with one or more rail vehicles parked on it. Turntables are typically found near train yards and serve as a way to change vehicle orientation in a tight space, or to access radially placed parking tracks, such as at a roundhouse .

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	Turntables are short pieces of track on a mechanized structure that can be spun around along with a rail ~~vehicle~~ parked on it. ~~They~~ are typically found near train yards and serve as a way to change ~~a vehicle’s~~ orientation in a tight space, or to access radially placed parking tracks, such as at a roundhouse.		Turntables are short pieces of {{pll\|Railway Terminology\|track}} on a mechanized structure that can be spun around along with one or more {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} parked on it. Turntables are typically found near {{pll\|Railway Terminology\|train yards}} and serve as a way to change vehicle orientation in a tight space, or to access radially placed parking tracks, such as at a {{pll\|Railway Terminology\|roundhouse}}.