I was thinking that.. Sealink making a comeback?
Try getting on a French Intercités with a TER ticket, you’ll get your answer !
Last time I used them, TER were blue and Intercités were orange. Have they changed one? (Have First got involved?
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I guess there's a bit more 'oo' than with a seething font.
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I did not realise that. So the only non-pink/purple First Group trains branding before the new GWR was the fag packet?
As far as I can find out, yes, it was the only franchise First had in the initial round (but they had a stake in Great Western Holdings, the company that ran Great Western and North Western from inception)
Orange ??Last time I used them, TER were blue and Intercités were orange. Have they changed one? (Have First got involved?
I still have the RAIL- published “Britain’s New Railway” guide which agrees with you:
That one with the map is a bit of a throw-back to Patrick Moore and The Sky at Night !!
West Coast Partnership Development has a far better ring to it
I was joking earlier when I said
But from that picture, apparently I was spot on!Nah, the left-most apex is Holyhead!
I was joking earlier when I said
But from that picture, apparently I was spot on!
I suspect that a lot of the initial marketing and advertising will make that clear. Such as this screengrab from the launch video.
Yes orange. I looked it up and it seems I was on ex-Teoz coaches and the current livery is probably green and grey. In any case, not TER blue livery, so not a case of one line, one livery but two train types with a €150 penalty for getting confused like we may see with A WC and LNR.
They want to! They've erected a warning triangle to spare others the pain.
The TER and Intercités liveries are both heavily based on grey. There’s no need to discuss that, have a look at my location on my profile.
If you think of the triangle as bounding the area served, those are all within the triangle. Holyhead is an apex because it's so far from everywhere else!
