Комментарии на фотографии пользователя Hagues98

Quote (HAnS, 09.06.2020):
> A single issue - I was surprised that the seats couldn't be adjusted.

They really are quite a smart train, however personally I find the GWR ones look quite boring in the Green livery.

As for the seats many Brits have complained that they aren't comfy enough for long distance journeys, which I think I agree with.

Quote (Hagues98, 09.06.2020):
> And one more, not about the Pacers) Is there a chance that this Covid madness somehow delay the 1938 stock replacement on the isle of Wight?)

As for the IoW stock, I think that will also carry on for longer due to unavailability of the new trains but that might just be a rumour, but we can hope.

Quote (HAnS, 09.06.2020):
> How do you think, is there a chance that Pacers keep runing until the end of 2020 (at least anywhere)? I've read that due to Class 769 delay, the cascading of Pacers on GWR will be delayed as well, but everything changes fast now.

I'm not too sure about the GWR ones. The Northern 142s are continuing till the end of 2020 :)))
Here is an article - https://www.railadvent.co.uk/2020/06/nor...ne.html

Quote (Синий трамвай, 09.06.2020):
> "Chmukha" is a colloquial name for ChME3 (ЧМЭ3) shunting locos. Alex.trein said that those locomotives on the photo seem to be alike to ChME3s.

Ahhh I see, thank you for explaining to me))
I agree that they look like a smaller version)

"Chmukha" is a colloquial name for ChME3 (ЧМЭ3) shunting locos. Alex.trein said that those locomotives on the photo seem to be alike to ChME3s.

Quote (alex.trein, 09.06.2020):
> Прям наши чмухи)

Sorry I don't understand, it won't translate well??

Прям наши чмухи))))

Цитата (Hagues98, 04.06.2020):
> Northern Rail Class 144 006 works from Doncaster - Beverley with a stopping service. The unit would then work a two stop service back from Beverley to Hull.
> These units are now in storage during the Covid - 19 crisis due to less services running.
> Rather unusually the unit has 2 axles per coach rather than a "bogie" giving them a reputation for being a rough ride.
> P.S. For some reason my girlfriend really likes this train))
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Ra...ription

How do you think, is there a chance that Pacers keep runing until the end of 2020 (at least anywhere)? I've read that due to Class 769 delay, the cascading of Pacers on GWR will be delayed as well, but everything changes fast now.

And one more, not about the Pacers) Is there a chance that this Covid madness somehow delay the 1938 stock replacement on the isle of Wight?)

AWT 740 772 hauls a tank train of GATX, RTI etc zans wagons through Ostrava Mariánské Hory in the direction of Ostrava Svinov.

Классный апарат, ездил на таких, только на маршрутах GWR. Быстрый, тихий - я сначала и не знал, что он двурежимный, только через полчаса после Рединга заметил, что пропали столбы КС и начал гуглить, что же происходит.

Единственное, что было странно - достаточно жесткие сидушки без возможности наклона.
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Cool vehicle, I've really enjoyed rides on the GWR. Quick and silent, for the first time it took me half an hour after Reading to realize that the electrification is gone. I didn't even know at the time that those are bi-mode.

A single issue - I was surprised that the seats couldn't be adjusted.

Quote (Павел В. Кашин, 09.06.2020):
> All speed signs are in the driver's head in Russia.

Wow!

All speed signs are in the driver's head in Russia. :))))))

Quote (Плотников П, 08.06.2020):
> Удобная штука, знаки ограничения скорости на ЖД

Is there not visual speed signs on Russian Railways?

Quote (Pavel0295, 08.06.2020):
> Nice

Thanks

Nice!

Удобная штука, знаки ограничения скорости на ЖД.

DB Cargo UK 66112 (Still in old EWS livery) works Dagenham - Mossend, a train of Ford vans / cars north through Bletchley Station.

Цитата (Hagues98, 06.06.2020):
> I'll post a photo of a class 142 which is even more like a bus.

It's quite curious to see it!

Thank you, Richard. I was guess about it.

Quote (Smavs, 06.06.2020):
> Looks like real rail-bus system. Besides, the doors

It pretty much is. They are made from bus parts as what at the time was called a "cheap stopgap". I'll post a photo of a class 142 which is even more like a bus.