First Trans Pennine liveried class 68 68020 RELIANCE running as 0B65 Scarborough - York Driver training run at Willerby Car Crossing 8th January 2019.
The Class 68 is a type of mainline mixed traffic diesel-electric locomotive manufactured by Stadler Rail (and previously by Vossloh España) for Direct Rail Services in the United Kingdom. The design is derived from the Stadler Eurolight, and Stadler's product name for this variant is the UKLight.
The second batch of Class 68s - also for Direct Rail Services, and the first to be built by Stadler - completed delivery in April 2016.
The third batch of Class 68s - completed delivery in July 2017.
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Taken on Tuesday January 8, 2019
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Posted on Tuesday January 8, 2019
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Nick Weall said:
Alan Drury replied to Nick Weall:
Peter_Private_Box said:
They do look remarkably smart in this livery, and especially when the sun shines!!
Great info too!
Best Wishes
Peter
Alan Drury replied to Peter_Private_Box:
Steve D said:
Best wishes ... Steve
Alan Drury replied to Steve D:
Andy Rodker said:
Fine shot by the way!
Alan Drury replied to Andy Rodker:
Vossloh is a global market leader both for rail fasteners and switch systems. In North America Vossloh is the leading manufacturer of concrete railway ties. And concerning track maintenance, they offer a globally unique grinding technology, so-called high speed grinding.
Customers are generally public and private railway companies, network operators as well as regional and municipal transport companies.
Since the restructuring, Vossloh has been focusing on target markets China, the USA, Russia and Western Europe. Important European production sites of Vosslohs are located in Germany, France, Luxembourg, Poland and Scandinavia. In addition, the group has subsidiaries in Asia, North and South America, Australia and Russia. Best Wishes Alan.
Andy Rodker replied to Alan Drury:
Oh well!
Thank you for your detailed notes, Alan. I certainly know who they are now!!
Best wishes,
Andy