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Chiltern Railways:
... get this train from Birmingham down to London Marylebone and have had some very pleasant journeys! There are many attributes to this train service that may suit you very well, and some that beat other trainlines! The positives... :) Space availability- I ve never had a reserved seat on these trains but find they are very spacious, with many seats and tables available. They do fill up when you get nearer London bu... Read the full review: The COOL trains! No stuffy carriages here... by jelibaby |
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Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxerbourgeois CFL (Luxembourg Railways) Transport International / Luxemburg Railways. |
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Portuguese Railways CP (Caminhos de Ferro Portugueses) Caminhos de Ferro Portugueses (CP; English: Portuguese Railways) is the state railway company in Portugal. CP's top service is Alfa Pendular, which operates between Braga - Porto - Lisbon - Faro, at a top speed of 220 km / Transport International /h (138 mph) with FIAT/Siemens tilting trains, created in 1999. As of ... |
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Network South East Transport International / Network SouthEast (NSE) was a sector of British Rail that principally operated commuter trains in the London area and inter-urban services in the densely populated South-East of England. It was formed in 1986 when BR was sectorised (see British Rail brand names for a full history). In the ... |
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First Great Western ... I spend many, many days travelling up and down the country, I m very familiar with the First Great Western service as I live in the south west. Often it is my beginning train service to get to a main station before continuing my journey north. The First Great Western trains are quite distinctive, being a purple-y blue colour with pink doors and dashes of pink in the logo. They look about fifty years old, and they probably are. All of the trains I get with First Great Western have manual doors rather than automatic, which is a complete pain in my opinion because they can be dangerous swinging open and half shut too easily on the platform. I see a lot of people struggli... Read the full review: The train company with the doors of death by jennikitten |
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NS Nederlandse Spoorwegen (Holland) ... what can I say about the Nederlandse Spoorwegen? (NS) I travel to The Netherlands from the UK fairly often, because I am Dutch, and my family lives there. I use a wheelchair myself, and I find traveling can be rather difficult, but not on the Dutch Railways. The Dutch seem to know exactly how to run an efficient railway system, and they are of the attitude that everyone should be able to access it. If you want to travel with luggage, or children then this is no problem. All of the trains seem to run with clockwork efficiency, and if there are any problems, they will warn you easily, and even give you an alternative route. You can go almost anywhere on the tr... Read the full review: The Dutch Railways, (Nederlandse Spoorwegen.) by flyingdutchwoman |
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Gatwick Express ... used the Gatwick Express when traveling to Gatwick Airport (funnily enough) for our Honeymoon. As it was a special occasion, we decided to treat ourselves and paid for 1st class which was £24.50 each for a 30 minute train ride! Pretty expensive!! Standard class is cheaper at £16.90 each, but this is still a lot for only half an hour s trip! Trains run every 15 minutes from Victoria to Gatwick and arrive at the South Terminal, which is just a 2 minute monorail ride away from the North Terminal. The train itself was very clean although the carriage did seem quite old with frayed and marked seats. Every seat in 1st class has a table with it, although we did think there ... Read the full review: Get to Gatwick quickly... but not cheaply by stuff10 |
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