East Midlands Class 222 Trains
The Class 222 train is the workhorse of the Midland Main Line.
Where will they go, when they are replaced by new bi-mode trains in 20222?
They have some good properties.
- Built in 2003-2005 and refurbished in 2011-2012.
- 125 mph capability
- Lots of tables.
- Meet all the access reguilations.
- Good ride on FLEX-Eco bogies.
But there is the annoying noise of the under-floor diesel engines.
In Have Bombardier Got A Cunning Plan For Voyagers?, I commented on a statement by Bombardier to upgrade these trains with batteries, to give full regenerative braking, improve their efficiency and require less running of the engines in stations.
April 15, 2019 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Battery-Electric Trains, Bombardier, Class 222 Train, Voyager Train
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