The UK’s first ‘tri-mode’ trains made their passenger debut in mid-November, when Transport for Wales’ first Class 756s entered service.
Transport for Wales' tri-mode Class 756s launched as operator explains fleet reshuffle
26/11/2024 in Fleet
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