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Long DLR Train
"Recliner" wrote in message ... "MIG" wrote in message This morning I've seen a three-unit train running on the DLR, with the designation "Special", in between other services. (Am I the only one having trouble perceiving the "articulated vehicles" as anything other than units of two coaches?) Like any other articulated vehicles (particularly trams), the short coaches share a bogey. The only mainline trains with this configuration in the UK are Eurostars, but they're quite common elsewhere. Never a good idea to write 'only'. Someone is bound to come along and point out that Tyne & Wear Metro units are articulated, and operate on main lines. Paul S |
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