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Can someone identify this train interior?

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jnjkerbin

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Judging by the pattern on the seats, it looks to me like a Greater Anglia train, perhaps a 315. Can't be sure though!
 

MCR247

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Class 321 by the looks of it

EDIT: No actually its a 319 I think
 

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Doesn't specify any details about the train as the picture is simply captioned "rail passengers". But someone else will have the answer. Shame about the incident though.
 

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Not a 319. Map on the side looks like its of EA, so guess a 317.
 

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Not a 319. Map on the side looks like its of EA, so guess a 317.

No, the map on the side is in the newer blue and silver TL style that Thameslink introduced at the end of the franchise, and the train has 319 seats :)
 

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No, the map on the side is in the newer blue and silver TL style that Thameslink introduced at the end of the franchise, and the train has 319 seats :)

Your right. I was trying to go off the route map but seems a bit off.

If you blow it up you can see Thameslink underneath. Blue wall at the back confirms it. It's a 39. (oops).
 

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Yep a 319.

The only difference between then and now on Thameslink is that today the interior has been refurbed and the trains are more crowded...
 

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It'll be a stock image from an image library. BBC are a bit better these days, but in the past I've seen them illustrate stories in Scotland with pictures of 3rd rail track and Southern Region slammers (well after the latter had been withdrawn, too). It never undermines the story though; it just annoys the pedantic enthusiast.

I'll admit to being one of those.
 

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It'll be a stock image from an image library. BBC are a bit better these days, but in the past I've seen them illustrate stories in Scotland with pictures of 3rd rail track and Southern Region slammers (well after the latter had been withdrawn, too). It never undermines the story though; it just annoys the pedantic enthusiast.

I'll admit to being one of those.

Except when they talk about the major electrification schemes across the uk...and show a picture of the 122 arriving into Toddington. :lol:
 
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