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ScotRail has begun work to refurbish its fleet of Class 380 electric trains ahead of their 10-year anniversary later in the year.
Key elements of the 'makeover' include the installation of new flooring, new seat upholstery including prominent priority seating, a paint refresh, and general repairs to tables, bins and handrails. The overhaul is taking place at the train operator's Shields Road Depot in Glasgow, with each train taking around two weeks to complete. (Permalink) Class 380 ScotRail Shields Road Depot  Ayr: 380104 waits at a gloomy Ayr station on 18 July with the 12.13 to Glasgow Central.  Ardrossan Town: 380111 crosses Princes Street to enter Ardrossan Town with a Glasgow bound train. Ailsa Craig is on the horizon.  Ardrossan Town: Glasgow bound 380108, on a service that started at the Harbour station, calls at Ardrossan Town. This station is much smaller than it originally was see image [[21659]] but at least it is open to passengers again after being closed for a number of years. |
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