SUMMARY This paper deals with the design concepts for steerable bogies. A brief historical background is given and the modern design basis generated by the creep theory is summarised with regard to curving performance and dynamic stability of two- and three-axle bogies. The basic structural elements used for trailing and motorised steerable bogies are illustrated. Experience gained with some recent designs of self-steering and forced-steering bogies is discussed and achievable stability and curving performances are quoted.
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