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![]() "S R" wrote in message ... Two questions regarding the deployment of these new 5-car trains: 1) are there routes on which they will completely replace the Class 465 and 466s? 2) if so, for those routes where the platform length limits trains to eight carriages, will all current 6- and 8-car trains be replaced by 5-car trains, or can they operate 10-car trains where doors on the two rearmost carriages won't open at all stations? AIUI they will operate on Charing Cross and Cannon Street services. All platforms on these routes were extended to take 10-car trains in the 1950s, and many were further extended to 12-car length in the abortive scheme of the early 1990s. They will not normally operate on Victoria/Blackfriars routes, where many suburban platforms can still only take 8-car trains. There won't be enough 376s to displace Networkers completely from any route. Peter |
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