New Trains - Page 6

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Greater Anglia's new Stadler rolling stock

As Greater Anglia officially launches its new Stadler bi-modes trains today, we look back to our visit to the factory in Switzerland to see them being built

4 Sept

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Eastern promise

After the East Anglia franchise award and order to replace the entire fleet, we examined what that means for the region

4 Sept

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Skipton and Blackpool to welcome new Northern EMUs

New routes for Northern's CAF fleet

3 Sept

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First of TPE’s new Mk 5As enters passenger service

First of 44 new TransPennine Express trains enters traffic

3 Sept

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LNER to run new Azumas to Lincoln

LNER extends London-Newark services to Lincoln from October 21, using Hitachi Azumas

2 Sept

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: “Everybody is sad to see them go”

As the days of the HSTs on the East Coast draw to a close, we speak to those who introduced them

27 Aug

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More than 1,300 new coaches either stored or on test in UK

New train fleet round-up

27 Aug

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Testing TPE Mk 5As in the Czech Republic

RICHARD CLINNICK travels to the Czech Republic to observe progress on the new TransPennine Express Mk 5A coaching stock

25 Aug

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Greater connectivity to boost productivity

TPE Managing Director LEO GOODWIN tells PAUL STEPHEN how a franchise policy of new trains and reduction in overcrowding will offer greater opportunities

Regulation 25 Aug

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Hull Trains drivers begin training on new ‘802s’

Driver training begins on Class 802s as Hull Trains prepares to introduce £60 million new Hitachi fleet

21 Aug

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Are you sitting comfortably?

New fleets have been criticised for uncomfortable seats. Is a lack of padding due fire safety and crashworthiness standards or DfT cost control?

21 Aug

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LNER reveals HSTs could stay

HSTs could stay on East Coast expresses into next year

19 Aug

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: ‘Old trains’: a national disgrace or shoddy journalism?

Stories decrying Britain’s ‘ageing train fleet’ are short-sighted, lacking in context and fail to take into account the benefits of franchise renewals

14 Aug