Abstract: A first moulding element is arranged on a vertical edge of a door leaf, and at least one second moulding element is arranged on a vertical strut of a door frame, wherein the first moulding element and the second moulding element intermesh automatically only in the closed position of the door leaf in such a manner that a direct or indirect form fit is automatically produced between the first moulding element and the second moulding element, as seen in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the door leaf, but such a form fit is automatically removed in a position of the door leaf differing from the closed position.

Abstract: A first moulding element is arranged on a vertical edge of a door leaf, and at least one second moulding element is arranged on a vertical strut of a door frame, wherein the first moulding element and the second moulding element intermesh automatically only in the closed position of the door leaf in such a manner that a direct or indirect form fit is automatically produced between the first moulding element and the second moulding element, as seen in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the door leaf, but such a form fit is automatically removed in a position of the door leaf differing from the closed position.

Abstract: The invention relates to the illumination of doors of vehicles, in particular of pivot and slide doors of rail vehicles, having a door frame, having at least one door leaf, and having at least one lighting means in the door region. In order to improve the lighting and to protect the lighting means there is provision that the lighting means is arranged on the door frame at a location which is at least essentially covered by the door leaf in the closed state of the door. The lighting means is preferably an LED, particularly preferably an LED strip or LED chain which is arranged in a groove in the door frame. The lighting means is advantageously activated by means of the door controller and/or the light controller of the vehicle.

Abstract: The invention relates to the illumination of doors of vehicles, in particular of pivot and slide doors of rail vehicles, having a door frame, having at least one door leaf, and having at least one lighting means in the door region. In order to improve the lighting and to protect the lighting means there is provision that the lighting means is arranged on the door frame at a location which is at least essentially covered by the door leaf in the closed state of the door. The lighting means is preferably an LED, particularly preferably an LED strip or LED chain which is arranged in a groove in the door frame. The lighting means is advantageously activated by means of the door controller and/or the light controller of the vehicle.