Passenger operator c2c has revealed plans to increase peak-time capacity with a new timetable and refurbished trains, at a cost of £12 million.
The operator has unveiled a new train design for 17 of its Class 357 electric multiple units, comprising 20% of its overall train fleet. Seats will be removed and grab handles installed, to provide extra space in the vestibule ends for 152 additional standing passengers on each service. This part of the project costs £4m and will be carried out over the next six months.
Andrewjgwilt1989 - 29/07/2015 01:48
c2c in my opinion has the best trains and the best services than Abellio Greater Anglia and I think c2c was once voted the most punctual train operator in South Essex with very good customer satisfaction but they have had lots of problems such as signalling problems, overhead wire problems and the fares have gone up which was very expensive but they still are the best than AGA.