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August 3rd 10, 06:01 PM
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Crossrail rolling stock PIN
On 3 Aug, 18:34, "Paul Scott" wrote:
Crossrail have issued an OJEU heads up for their rolling stock requirement. http://www.publictenders.net/tender/69743 The only new feature AFAICS is that they will probably be calling for 63 x 200m length trains (for 57 diagrams). I'm wondering if this is a clear indication they are moving towards 'Thameslink style' fixed formation trains, Crossrail were originally proposing running two 5 x 20m units in multiple, allowing them to run singly offpeak... Paul S Thameslink trains can be 4 or 8 cars long. I think you mean "LUL- style" fixed formations. |
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