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I do like the colour on the Javelins, apart from the doors, which seem to be using the same blue that all the mobility cars in the seventies seemed to have. I think yellow doors would suit all classes a lot more, I did a quick (very) rough and ready photoshop: Does anyone know if the 465s...

Looks like we can sell them on to Australia if testing doesn't go well ;-)

Perhaps they could name each coach in the style of Snow White and the Dwarves? You could have such names as Stinky, Rattly, Pukey, Noisy and Pricey!

I've just googled 390 interior and although I agree with the small windows it doesn't seem that bad.

Sorry if this is a daft question, but how accessible is London Bridge at the moment as well? I've avoided like the plague since the rebuilding works started but can't imagine it would be that great for someone with mobility problems.

The late trains from London thru Maidstone on Fridays and Saturdays are often full of young people going from pubs to the clubs in Maidstone and the train is like an 80mph pub. Having said that, although very loud, the spirits are high and quite friendly. As a rugby fan I've often got the...

If you are an experienced cyclist riding from St Pancras to Victoria isn't as scary as it sounds!

Now I've seen those seats I now know I've got less than a year to lose at least six stone ;-)

The ICE 3 certainly has that "extended view"

How about something to reflect its operating speed - Sumo? I just hope no one says that they all look the same to them.

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/old-grounds-and-stands/st-andrews-birmingham/index.html One of many stories about the Railway End at Birmingham City's St Andrews. Other possible myths were that the majority of drivers who passed the ground were rival fans and would deliberately cover the...

I've chosen to sit in standard class on Southeastern's 375s as the first class seats are less comfortable! But definitely not a mugger in sight.

I guess Chiltern are committed to Mk3s for the foreseeable future?