The British Rail Class 313 is a class of dual-voltage electric multiple units suburban and regional passenger trains. Built by British Rail Engineering Limited at Holgate Road carriage works between F
Southern Class 313 at Brighton in 2010
Interior of a Southern refurbished Class 313/2 unit
The first Class 313 unit, 313001, in the late 1980s at Watford Junction in Network SouthEast livery
Network Rail's ERTMS test train in the sidings at Willesden TMD
The British Rail Classes 105 and 106 diesel multiple units were built by Cravens Ltd. of Sheffield from 1956 to 1959. The class were built with a side profile identical to British Railways Mark 1 carr
British Rail Class 313
…Class 313/2 unit In service 1976–2023 Manufacturer British Rail Engineering Limited Built at Holgate Road Works, York Family name BREL 1972 Replaced Class 105 Class 106 Class 501 Class 377/3 Constructed 1976–1977 Refurbished 1997–2001 (Silverlink) 1999–2003 (WAGN) 2010–2011 (Southern) Scrapped 2019, 2023…
A Class 105 unit emerges from the tunnel at Farnworth, 1982
Class 105 set forming a charter at Fakenham East railway station, Norfolk
Class 105 at Kings Cross York Rd station on the last day of diesel services to Moorgate in 1976
1978 view towards Bures from Class 105 approaching Sudbury