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TransPennine before the 185s

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Old 18th March 2008, 06:50
hairyhandedfool hairyhandedfool is offline  
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The North Wales routes aren't as crowded as the Manchester to Preston and beyond routes from my experience. Northern Rail are still using some 2 car 150s on their Blackpool services.
working on the route I can honestly say bank holiday weekends bring out more 2-cars on the north wales line than any other days


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Old 18th March 2008, 10:00
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From my experience on the North Wales route it isn't that bad if you can get a 3 car over a 2 car. The last Cardiff-Holyhead I was on was really great and not that busy at all (well at lest in my coach).

Though my last encounter on the Manchester-Chester via Warrington route was just about full (no standing but full nonetheless), that was during August last year.
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