Turbo Express

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Turbo Express is the popular nickname for the British Rail Class 166 diesel multiple-unit trains used for regional and commuter services in the UK.

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Turbo Express canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Rail Class 166
British Rail diesel multiple unit
brakingSystem air brakes
builtFor British Rail
carBodyConstruction steel
country United Kingdom
coupling BSI automatic coupler
designedFor regional services
suburban services
doorOperation manual external handles
doorType slam doors
engineType diesel
enteredService 1993
family Networker Turbo
formation 3-car set
formerOperator Thames Trains
hasClassDesignation Class 166
hasFleetName Turbo Express
linked to: TurboExpress
hasSeatingClass first class
standard class
introduced 1992
introducedBy Network SouthEast
manufacturer ABB Transportation
ABB York
linked to: ABB
maximumSpeed 145 km/h
90 mph
multipleWorking compatible with Class 165
nickname Turbo Express
linked to: TurboExpress
numberBuilt 21
numberOfCarsPerSet 3
operator Great Western Railway
operatorRegion Cotswolds
South West England
linked to: southwest England

Thames Valley
owner Angel Trains
powerSupply diesel on-board
powerType diesel multiple unit
propulsion diesel engine
serviceStatus in service
serviceType commuter rail
regional rail
trackGauge 1435 mm
standard gauge
UICClassification Bo′2′+2′2′+2′Bo′

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British Rail Class 166 hasNickname Turbo Express
subject linked to: Class 166 train