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History of rail transport in Great Britain - The 1970s

History of rail transport in Great Britain - The 1970s: Encyclopedia II - History of rail transport in Great Britain - The 1970s

The 1970s saw British Rail succesfully introduced high speed diesel train services in 1976 with the InterCity 125 High Speed Train (HST), on some services, and adoption of the InterCity brand. This created an increase in passengers using the railways and improved British Rail's fianances. Less succesfully, British Rail attempted to create a tilting train - The Advanced Passenger Train (APT), but this was later cancelled. ...

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History of rail transport in Great Britain: Encyclopedia II - History of rail transport in Great Britain - The 1970s



History of rail transport in Great Britain - The 1970s

The 1970s saw British Rail succesfully introduced high speed diesel train services in 1976 with the InterCity 125 High Speed Train (HST), on some services, and adoption of the InterCity brand. This created an increase in passengers using the railways and improved British Rail's fianances.

Less succesfully, British Rail attempted to create a tilting train - The Advanced Passenger Train (APT), but this was later cancelled.

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