XPT_bound_for_Melbourne_at_Gunning,_New_South_Wales,_28_March_2009.jpg
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English:
A
New South Wales XPT
passenger train bound for Melbourne at
Gunning, New South Wales
, on 28 March 2009. Two power cars, one at each end, haul six passenger cars on this occasion. XPTs are a modified version of the British
InterCity 125
, the main differences being a taller, wider body and a
bogie
design more suited to rougher track seen in New South Wales. The photo was taken a few days before the upper-quadrant
semaphore signal
— the last on the Sydney–Melbourne line — was decommissioned, replaced by a
colour-light signal
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| Author | SCHolar44 at Wikipedia |
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