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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    So you're saying the electrification issues had no knock on effect?
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    The deliveries of 385's have been fairly good recently. I believe that 35 (50%) have been delivered and that there are 31 (44%) in service. The electrification was late which prevented statutory mileage accumulation and training. And yes there was a problem with the windscreen (now resolved) but...
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    Thanks. That's 35 delivered now then. 35 to go.
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    No news on tonight's delivery?
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    Good news, fingers crossed.
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    That's a good sign. One more delivery and they've got to the halfway mark.
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    Did the Wednesday delivery not happen then?
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    OK thanks
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    Do you know if any more deliveries are planned this week?
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    Things are indeed going well
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    That doesn't sound good. Just when deliveries were going fairly well too.
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    That's managing expectations
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    FYI http://www.scot-rail.co.uk/page/Class+385+Formations
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    Scotrail Class 385 Discussion

    Too much negatively in the last few comments. I will predict that given their worldwide record of the best reliability in the industry that the Hitachi Class 385 will go to be the most reliable in the country. Does everyone forget the far more serious issues with the 355 and 380 introductions?

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