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    British Rail Class 802 - Wikipedia

    The British Rail Class 802 is a type of high-speed bi-mode multiple-unit passenger train designed and produced by the Japanese manufacturer Hitachi Rail. It has been operated by Great Western Railway, TransPennine Express, and Hull Trains; each of these train operating companies has given its own units a unique … See more

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    During mid-2015, the train operator Great Western Railway (GWR) announced that it had arranged to procure 173 new rail vehicles from Hitachi Rail, along with options for an … See more

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    • During testing of a Class 802, on the evening of 16 October 2018, ahead of its handover to GWR, severe damage was caused to 500 m … See more

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    The Class 802s are broadly the same as the Class 800 bi-mode trains produced for the Intercity Express Programme, and have been operated in a similar manner; they are run as … See more

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    The Class 802 (branded as IET- GWR, Nova 1 - TPE and Paragon - Hull Trains) is a bi-mode multiple unit operated on Regional and Intercity. Each unit has 5 or 9 coaches and can be coupled up with Class 800, Class 801, Class 803 and …

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    FROM THE FILES: Avanti Hitachi… and GWR’s ‘802s’ - Rail

    Aug 20, 2018 · Hitachi Rail is building 36 Class 802 bi-mode trains that will replace the popular, but ageing, High Speed Trains. The new trains are part of …

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      New trains into service in 2019 Part 9: TPE’s Nova 1 …

      Oct 12, 2019 · TPE have got nineteen Nova 1 trains on order for both the Liverpool and Manchester Airport to Newcastle services which is due to be …

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        Mar 3, 2020 · Hull Trains have christened their Class 802s ‘Paragon’ after a competition among staff to find a suitable class name. The Hull Transport Interchange is also known as the Paragon being sited opposite Paragon …

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        What is a Class 802 train?
        The Class 802s are broadly the same as the Class 800 bi-mode trains produced for the Intercity Express Programme, and have been operated in a similar manner; they are run as electric trains wherever possible, and are equipped with diesel generator units identical to those on the Class 800.

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        How many Class 802 bi-mode trains are there?
        Hitachi Rail is building 36 Class 802 bi-mode trains that will replace the popular, but ageing, High Speed Trains. The new trains are part of Hitachi’s AT300 platform, and while fundamentally an Intercity Express Programme train there are key differences.

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        What is a Class 800 & 803 train?
        Class 800: bi-mode, 5 and 9-car, operated by GWR and LNER. Class 801: EMU (with an emergency Diesel engine), 5 and 9-car, operated by LNER. Class 802: bi-mode (with more powerful Diesel engines than the 800), 5 and 9-car, operated by GWR, TransPennine Express, and Hull Trains. Class 803: EMU, 5-car, to be operated by East Coast Trains.

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        What is a British Rail Class 802?
        The British Rail Class 802 is a type of high-speed bi-mode multiple-unit passenger train designed and produced by the Japanese manufacturer Hitachi Rail.

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        Who makes Class 802 electric multiple units?
        British Rail Class 802 electric multiple units are manufacturer by Hitachi Rail Europe. Class 802 units are built at Kasado factory (Japan) and Pistoia (Italy). Family name A-Train. They are designed to replace InterCity 125 ( Class 43 ), Class 180 Adelante and Class 185 Desiro.

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        What is the difference between a GWR Class 800 & a Class 802?
        The GWR Class 800 has the same acceleration rate on diesel. The Class 802 has rheostatic brake on diesel, whereas the Class 800 does not. A Class 802 in Hulme Trains livery at Hulme Heath. A Class 802 in GWR livery at Norrington.

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        Oct 1, 2022 · The British Rail Class 802 is a type of bi-mode multiple unit train being built by Hitachi Rail Europe for Great Western Railway, TransPennine Express and Hull Trains, based on the Hitachi A-train design. The train is part …

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        Class 802 - Stepford County Railway Wiki | Fandom

        This train, along with the Class 43, Class 68, Class 156, Class 220, Class 221, Class 397,Class 444 and Class 801 are the only trains in SCR with single leaf doors. This train is prone to colliding with track buffers due to their …

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