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Sorry if this has been asked a million times already, but does anyone know what diagram/times the 755 trains are going to be working on NRW-CBG on Saturday? Pretty unacceptable that I haven't found the time to actually try this new train yet :(
Luck hasn't been on my side today... The 755 running the 12:09 Cambridge to Norwich was cancelled, and based on the NC73 diagram I wrongly assumed that the 755 would run the 20:09 Cambridge to Norwich. I saw a 2 coach 170 approaching Cambridge, and I was just gutted. Hopefully better luck...
Sounds like a really solid experience... I seriously cannot wait to try the trains out at some point next week when I get the chance.
As for when they'd be able to squeeze in the LWT - LST services into GEML traffic, it's a wait and see game.
Same uploader with the full journey in the 755:
It is indeed a very quiet train... I'm not sure how far this was recorded from the power pack though, but it looks like an enjoyable ride with considerably less noise from the 153's or 156's (other than the passengers :lol:).
In what way do you...
I found the "quiet" launch interesting, and it kind of reminded me about the somewhat quiet withdrawal of the D78 stock back in April 2017. Wasn't able to travel on the 755 today but hopefully at some point soon.
Just a quick question, could we see Greater Anglia running services that split...
I was finally able to spot a 755 for the first time yesterday in the sidings adjacent to Norwich Station; it had the hare logo on it so this could be the one you're talking about. Can't remember off the top of my head but I think it was 755410
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