End of line for Sleeper trains that go bump in the night [Scotsman]





Date: 05/05/2018

Passengers on the Caledonian Sleeper's brand new trains are promised a 'silky smooth' ride that will consign the services notorious bumps and jolts to history.


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End of line for Sleeper trains that go bump in the night

Scotsman

Passengers on the Caledonian Sleeper’s brand new trains are promised a “silky smooth” ride that will consign the service’s notorious bumps and jolts to history.

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View from a less than crowded waiting room at Carstairs on 6 June 2006. 90027 is in the process of coupling up to the rear of the Lowland Sleeper, 7 coaches of which it will take on to Edinburgh Waverley, while the front portion continues to Glasgow Central.
Location: Carstairs
Company: Caledonian Railway
06/06/2006 John Furnevel
A trial run of the new sleeper coaches from Polmadie to Arrochar and Tarbet passes Craigendoran Junction. Unexpectedly this did not pause and was able to take a run at the climb to Helensburgh Upper with a friendly hoot as it passed. (I have wondered for years what the strange brackets are seen below the train, does anyone know?)
Location: Craigendoran Junction
Company: Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
12/04/2018 Ewan Crawford