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The timber, concrete or steel beams under a railway track are called what?

ASignals
BSleepers
CWagons
DPistons
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Sleepers
1. The two rails must stay a fixed distance apart. 2. Cross beams called ties, or sleepers, lie under the rails and hold them in place. 3. Signals give directions, wagons carry goods, and pistons are engine parts. _Source: Wikipedia, Transport, section Rail_
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