Sebastien Jensen - To The Trains (Page 5)

A Class 158 train is stationary at a station. The front of the train is painted vivid yellow and has two windows on either si

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A Look at the EMR Class 158 Express Sprinter

The Class 158 is a feat of engineering. Constructed during the era of British Rail, it has continued to operate through the privatisation of the railways. And many units still serve passengers today across the country. Here are my thoughts from my brief time on an East Midlands Railway (EMR)

LED modules are positioned on a green circuitboard that light up with the colour of the London Underground line when a

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Watch the London Underground With This Traintrackr Display

TrainTrackr's London Underground live tracker is a fun product for any transport enthusiast. The premise is simple: the board connects to your home Wi-Fi — or any other network with wireless access — to display train arrival data from London's vast tube network. It does so in real-time

The train has a pointed front painted bright yellow. On the side of the train is a white and red livery.

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The LNER Class 801 Azuma — an Overview

The Class 801 electric multiple units operated by London North Eastern Railway (LNER) are now a common sight along the East Coast Main Line. Since their introduction, I have ridden on-board these trains several times. That includes the lengthy journey between London Kings Cross and Edinburgh Waverley, by the way.

A class 720 train sits alongside a platform lined with lamp posts and potted plants, with tactile paving near the edge.

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A Look at Greater Anglia's New Class 720s

Greater Anglia's class 720s are now rolling out across the network, so I have come to Witham to take a trip down the Braintree branch line on one of these trains. Here is everything you need to know about the new rolling stock. This video is hosted on

A train approaches a platform. The front of the train is a bright orange, as are the doors on the carriage.

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Class 710 Aventras on the Romford to Upminster Line

Three weeks ago, London Overground brought their brand-new Class 710 Aventras into service on the Romford to Upminster line. So, I travelled to Romford to take a trip — a very short trip — on these new trains. Here is a brief overview. This video is hosted on YouTube. By playing it,

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