British Rail diesel locomotives: InterCity 125, British Rail Class 37, Class 47 renumbering, British Rail Class 50, British Rail Class 47, British Rail Class 42, British Rail Class 55, British Rail Class 52, British Rail Class 24, British Rail Class 31

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 99. Chapters: InterCity 125, British Rail Class 37, Class 47 renumbering, British Rail Class 50, British Rail Class 47, British Rail Class 42, British Rail Class 55, British Rail Class 52, British Rail Class 24, British Rail Class 31, British Rail Class 40, British Rail Class 43, British Rail Class 45, British Rail Class 20, British Rail Class 33, British Rail Class 66, British Rail Class 25, British Rail Class 03, British Rail Class 57, British Rail HS4000, British Rail Class 59, British Rail Class 70, BR Class 37 renumbering, British Rail Class 26, British Rail Class 35, MaK / Vossloh G1206, British Rail Class 08, British Rail Class 60, British Rail Class 14, British Rail Class 23, British Rail Class D20/2, List of preserved British Rail Class 08 locomotives, British Rail Class 17, British Rail Class 67, British Rail Class 07, British Rail Class 56, British Rail 10100, British Rail Class 58, List of preserved British Rail Class 47 locomotives, British Rail Class 15, List of British Rail Class 52 locomotives, British Rail Class 27, British Rail Class 97/6, British Rail Class 04, British Railways DP1, British Rail Class 09, British Rail Class 28, British Rail Class D3/12, British Rail Class 22, British Rail Class 53, British Rail Class 21, British Rail Class 11, British Rail Class 46, British Rail Class 01, British Railways Janus, British Rail Class D16/1, British Rail Class 16, British Rail Class 44, British Rail 10800, British Rail Class 48, British Rail Class 02, British Rail Class 05, British Rail Class 29, Deltic 9000 Fund, British Rail Class D16/2, British Rail Class 12, British Rail DP2, British Rail D0260, British Rail Class 13, British Rail Class D3/11, List of preserved British Rail diesel locomotives, British Rail Class 01/5, British Rail Class D1/1, British Rail Class 06, British Rail Class 10, British Rail Class D3/7, British Rail Class D2/12, British Rail Class D2/11, British Rail Class 41, British Rail Class D2/7, British Rail Class D3/14, British Rail 11001, British Railways D0226, List of British Rail power classifications, British Rail Class D2/10, British Rail Class D3/6, British Rail Class D3/5, British Rail 15107, British Rail Class D3/9, British Rail 11104, British Rail Class D3/3, British Rail Class D1/3, British Rail Class D2/5, British Rail Class D3/10, Diesel locomotives of British Rail, British Rail DHP1. Excerpt: The InterCity 125 was the brand name of British Rail's High Speed Train (HST) fleet. The InterCity 125 train is made up of two power cars, one at each end of a fixed formation of Mark 3 carriages, and is capable of 125 mph (201 km/h), making the train the fastest diesel-powered locomotive in regular service in the world. Initially the sets were classified as Classes 253 and 254. A variant of the power cars operates in Australia as part of the XPT. After three decades, the majority of the HST fleet is still in front-line revenue service under privatisation, and while the InterCity 125 brand name is rarely mentioned officially by the private Train Operating Companies (TOCs), the HST still forms the backbone of express services on several British main lines. Most are expected to be replaced within the next 10 years by the InterCity Express (IEP) programme, but a number will continue in use on London-Devon/Cornwall services, where there are no plans to electrify the lines. Engineers from the companies responsible have calculated that, with a certain amount of rewiring, the train...