Class 168 Clubman

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The Class 168 Clubman is a diesel multiple-unit train used for regional and commuter services on the British railway network, notably operated by Chiltern Railways.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Class 168 Clubman canonical 2

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf diesel multiple unit
railway rolling stock class
brakeType air brakes
builtAt Derby Litchurch Lane Works
linked to: Derby railway works
carBodyConstruction steel
configuration 2-car sets
3-car sets
4-car sets
countryOfOperation United Kingdom
couplingType BSI automatic coupler
designedFor inter-urban services
doorType power-operated sliding plug doors
electricSystem none
engineType diesel engine
enteredService 1999
family Turbostar
hasName Class 168 Clubman
hasSubclass Class 168/0
Class 168/1
Class 168/2
Class 168/3
introduced 1998
livery Chiltern Railways corporate livery
manufacturer Adtranz
linked to: ADtranz

Bombardier Transportation
multipleWorking compatible with Class 165
compatible with Class 170
numberInClass 17 units
operatedBy Chiltern Railways
operatedOn British railway network
operator Chiltern Railways
operatorRegion Chiltern Main Line
owner Chiltern Railways
powerType diesel
primaryRoute London Marylebone – Banbury
London Marylebone – Birmingham
railwayAdministration National Rail (Great Britain)
linked to: National Rail
safetySystem AWS
TPWS
serviceType passenger
topSpeed 100 mph
160 km/h
trackGauge 1435 mm
standard gauge
UICClassification Bo′2′+2′2′ (typical set)
usedFor commuter services
regional services

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chiltern Railways rollingStockType Class 168 Clubman
British Rail Class 168 hasName Class 168 Clubman
subject linked to: Class 168 Clubman