Do you agree with Driver Only Operation on railways?
View the poll
Was this article useful?
There are now 16 Siemens Class 700s in the UK, after 12-car 700104 was delivered to Three Bridges depot in the early hours of June 1.
The dual-voltage electric multiple units are due to enter traffic imminently, although at the launch for the trains on May 24, Govia Thameslink Railway could not give a firm date (RAIL 802).
Our assistant editor, Richard joined RAIL in 2005 from local press, where he had been working since 2002. He covers all aspects of news for the magazine and website, specialising in operations and rolling stock.
RAIL is Britain's market leading modern railway magazine.
Download the app14/06/2019
The interior of Greater Anglia's new rural trains
14/06/2019
As Azumas enter traffic, LNER confirms Class 91 withdrawal plan, but suggests identities have yet to be confirmed.
14/06/2019
Delayed Aventra finally begins testing away from Litchurch Lane ahead of delivery to Ilford
Comment as guest
Comments
Andrewjgwilt1989 - 06/06/2016 00:34
So is there any chance of the Class 700 12-car trains are due to operate on passenger use on the Thameslink route in June/July or is it to start service by mid December.
Reply as guest