Merseyrail
Merseyrail is a British train operating company owned by Serco-Abellio and overseen by Merseytravel. They provide passenger rail services across Merseyside. They run 59 trains serving 69 stations.[1]
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| Info | |
| Fleet size: | 59 |
| Stations called at: | 69 |
| Stations operated: | 67 |
| Route km operated: | 120.7 |
| National Rail abbreviation: | ME |
| Parent company: | Serco-Abellio. Abellio is part of Nederlandse Spoorwegen. |
| Web site: | www.merseyrail.org |
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| Track length: | 75 miles |
Merseyrail has been using new class 777 trains since January 2023.[2] These are replacing the old class 507 and 508 trains, which were over 40 years old.[2]
Merseyrail Media
- Merseyrail Map - 2024.svg
Map of the Merseyrail network.
- Merseyrail New Station Totem.jpg
Merseyrail station sign at Eastham Rake station
- Merseyrail Northern Line Signage Logo.svg
Northern Line wordmark as displayed on Merseyrail signage in refurbished underground stations
- Merseyrail Wirral Line Signage Logo.svg
Merseyrail Wirral Line Signage Logo
City Line wordmark as displayed on Merseyrail signage in refurbished underground stations
Thatto Heath station is branded Merseyrail with trains operated by Northern.
- 777001 Chester.jpg
Merseyrail class 777001 loading passengers at Chester in 2024
- Merseyrail Class 777 w-pantograph.png
Merseyrail Class 777 w-pantograph
- Image-British-Rail-Class-503.jpg
A Class 503 train on the Loop (Wirral) line. This train was one of the original batch built by the LMS in 1938
Class 507 at Bidston bound for Liverpool
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References
- ↑ "Stations". www.merseyrail.org. Retrieved 2024-06-13.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Stadler Class 777 Trains, UK". Railway Technology. Retrieved 2024-06-13.
