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Rail Express Systems

Rail Express Systems livery as carried by Propelling Control Vehicle no. 94335 stabled at Plymouth on 29th August 2003.

Rail Express Systems was the sector of British Rail responsible for transport of mail and parcels traffic, which included the Travelling Post Office trains.

In 1992, it introduced a new livery of red, with a grey upper band, and light blue and grey flashes.

The company was bought by EWS in 1996.

Routes

Travelling Post Office Routes

  • London-Glasgow
  • London-Carlisle
  • London-Newcastle
  • London-Dover
  • London-Norwich
  • Penzance-Bristol
  • Plymouth-Newcastle
  • Cardiff-Glasgow

Other Mail Trains

  • London-Bristol
  • London-Glasgow
  • London-Newcastle
  • London-Norwich
  • London-Plymouth
  • London-Swansea
  • Plymouth-Glasgow
  • Plymouth-Newcastle
  • Walsall-Inverness

Rolling Stock

Locomotives

Multiple Units

Coaching Stock

  • NAA – Propelling Control Vehicle
  • NBA – Brake Guard (High-security)
  • NDX – Brake Guard (90mph)
  • NEX – Brake Guard (100mph)
  • NHA – Brake Guard (110mph)
  • NIA – Brake Guard (High-securiy) (110mph)
  • NJX – General Utility Van (90mph)
  • NKA – General Utility Van (High-security) (100mph)

Coaching Stock (cont.)

  • NLX – Newspaper Van
  • NNX – Courier Vehicle
  • NPX – General Utility Van (TPO use)
  • NOA – General Utility Van (100mph)
  • NRA – Container Van
  • NSA – Post Office Sorting Van
  • NTA – Post Office Stowage Van
  • NUA – Brake Post Office Stowage Van
Sectors of British Rail
Passenger
InterCity | Network SouthEast | Regional Railways
Freight
Load-Haul | Mainline Freight | Rail Express Systems | Railfreight Distribution | Trainload Freight | Trans-Rail







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