British Rail Class 465

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The British Rail Class 465 is a family of electric multiple-unit commuter trains used primarily on suburban routes in Southeast England, particularly around London.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
British Rail Class 465 canonical 2

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf British Rail electric multiple unit
commuter train
electric multiple unit
brakingSystem electro-pneumatic brakes
builtFor Network SouthEast
category suburban electric multiple unit
country United Kingdom
coupling Tightlock
designedFor commuter services
suburban services
doorType power-operated sliding doors
electricSystem 750 V DC third rail
enteredService 1992
family Networker
formation 4-car units
gauge standard gauge railway
introduced 1991
early 1990s
manufacturer ABB York
linked to: ABB

BREL York
GEC Alsthom
linked to: Alstom

Metro-Cammell
multipleWorking compatible with Class 466
operatedBy privatised British train operating companies
operator Connex South Eastern
Network SouthEast
South Eastern Trains
Southeastern
owner rolling stock leasing companies
powerType electric
primaryRegion London commuter belt
South East England
region Greater London
Kent
serviceType passenger
subclass Class 465/0
Class 465/1
Class 465/2
Class 465/9
trackGauge 1435 mm
standard gauge
usedFor high-frequency commuter services
usedOn Bexleyheath Line
Chatham Main Line
Kent suburban routes
Maidstone East Line
North Kent Line
Sidcup Line
Southeastern Main Line

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Networker hasSubclass British Rail Class 465
Sidcup Line suburban services usesRollingStock British Rail Class 465