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<p>The Texas Eagle does not have baggage cars; it carries the checked baggage in coach/baggage cars.  The Eagle is running with three coaches; one of them is a coach/baggage car, which means the lower level seats have been replaced by space for checked baggage.  I believe the City of New Orleans has the same arrangement.</p> <p>The Country Link trains in Australia, at least the XPTs that run between Melbourne and Sydney (one day train and one night train) do not have checked baggage. Passengers store their baggage in racks at the end of the carriages or in the overhead luggage racks.  Mobility impaired passengers can get help with their baggage from station and train personnel.</p>
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