Network Rail has confirmed that its two-car Class 150-derivate Infrastructure Monitoring train will be withdrawn and disposed of.
Network Rail Class 150 to be withdrawn and disposed of
20/12/2024 in News
20/12/2024 in News
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thegricer - 20/12/2024 13:54
I *think* this was the last class 150/1 bodyshell to be built