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ScotRail takes three more ‘classic’ HSTs

Three more HSTs for ScotRail as operator seeks to improve performance

Jobs created at Wabtec to refurbish Inter7City fleet

Wabtec to modify HST stock at Kilmarnock

New trains promised, but many are already delayed

Of the 11 operators introducing new trains this year, six were due to put them into traffic last year.

ScotRail bike train plans take shape

ScotRail releases images of its plans for converted Class 153s

ScotRail introduces EMUs onto newly-wired Central Belt routes

Electric trains start serving Alloa, Dunblane and Stirling as ScotRail brings more Class 385s into traffic

RMT warns ScotRail over use of ‘classic’ HSTs

RMT warns ScotRail over planned introduction of 'classic' High Speed Trains

New trains bring down average age of UK rolling stock

Age of train fleets reduces as new trains are introduced

Class 385s return to traffic following brake problems

ScotRail Class 385s return to passenger traffic following stoppage for brake problems

ScotRail HSTs enter traffic on October 15

First refurbished High Speed Train enters traffic with ScotRail next week

National Rail Awards 2018: STATION OF THE YEAR (SMALL) Winner: Aberdour – ScotRail

New ScotRail Class 385s in traffic on North Berwick route

More Class 385s introduced by ScotRail

More Class 385s in traffic with ScotRail

Number of '385s' in traffic on Edinburgh-Glasgow doubles.

Public sector permitted to bid for ScotRail franchise

Public sector can bid for next ScotRail franchise

More than 800 brand new passenger vehicles on test

More than 800 brand new vehicles on test as fleet replacements continue

ScotRail receives first refurbished High Speed Train

First of 26 refurbished ScotRail HSTs arrives in Scotland

Edinburgh-Glasgow goes fully electric

A fully electric service was operated between Edinburgh and Glasgow via Falkirk on August 1.

ScotRail targets further electrification schemes

Could there be more electrification in Scotland?

ScotRail Class 385s finally enter service

Hitachi's delayed electric multiple units now carrying passengers on Edinburgh-Glasgow route

Hitachi Class 385s receive windscreen approval

ScotRail's fleet of 70 brand new electric multiple units finally approved for passenger use.

Which lambasts TOCs for incorrect compensation advice

Six train operators are giving incorrect advice to passengers regarding compensation according to a Which? investigation.