Find out the age of your train by using the ORR's Average age of rolling stock by franchised train operating company spreadsheet.
- For more on this story, read RAIL 787, published on November 11 2015
Find out the age of your train by using the ORR's Average age of rolling stock by franchised train operating company spreadsheet.
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Andrewjgwilt1989 - 31/10/2015 15:20
Well the Class 142, Class 143 and Class 144 Pacer trains are nearly 50 years and are ageing very slowly with other trains built by BREL are reaching 30/40 years old since their trains have been built back in the 1960's, 70's and 80's.
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