Britain’s first Tri-mode trains enter service in Wales

Posted on November 18, 2024 by Guest authors

On 18 November, tri-mode trains started operating passenger services on part of the South Wales Metro, the first time such trains had run in the UK.

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West Midlands Trains (WMT) has announced that it has come to a long-term maintenance contract to keep maintaining, servicing and cleaning CrossCountry’s Class 170 fleet at WMT’s Tyseley depot in Birmingham.

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Transport for Wales has announced that they will put on extra trains to help supporters get home from Wales v Kazakhstan. The match is Wales’…

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