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On Oct 28, 9:14*am, "Paul Scott"
wrote: "Dr. Sunil" wrote in message news:cf4437ba-41f7-485e-b686-. Aren't Southern (and FCC) Class 377s all four-cars long? 3 x 4 = 12 ![]() No, Southern have a fair number of 3 car 377s, and they'll be used in the next timetable to allow more 10 car services, 3+3+4. I'm pretty sure the original 13 car question was just a typo though, however the idea that trains were being removed from service now in order to make longer trains later seems to betray a lack of understanding of what is meant by 12 car services... FCC are going to be sub-hired from SN (on weekdays only for 2 years or more) 3 x 4 car units to run as one 12 car in 4+4+4 formation. *These will displace two existing 377/5s to run as third cars on a couple of other 8 car trains, in 4+4+4 formation. *Organising this is an overnight job - it will have no bearing whatsoever on today's problems. Paul S Ah, I see, forgot about those. Thanks! |
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