Trivia: Class of train that has stopped at the most stations

[Harbornite]

No doubt it's Class 158s.

Since when has a mk1 coach been a class of train.

I made a response to a post about heritage traction. A mark 1 coach isn't a class of train and this goes without saying, but I feel they are relevent to the discussion, seeing as they were onced used in passenger trains on the network.

 

[krus_aragon]

see post #18
Coming from someone who lives in Caerphilly, I wouldn't doubt its accuracy.

And neither do I. Note that the places they mentioned are south of Radyr, or on different lines. (You don't go through Radyr on your way to Rhymney or Ebbw Vale.) It's the track North of Radyr (Pontypridd, Aberdare, Merthyr, Treherbert) that I was describing as being off-limits to 158s.

I've double-checked the above in the sectional appendix: only 14x, 150s and mk1/2 stock are currently cleared north of Radyr.

 

[DarloRich]

thinking about locos for a moment i will suggest the class 37 or perhaps the class 47

 

[Harbornite]

thinking about locos for a moment i will suggest the class 37 or perhaps the class 47

For passenger work, I'd say 47s have covered more then 37s.

 

[trainmania100]

Those sunday portsmouth harbour services are a joke its like
brighton
hove
aldrington
Portslade
Fishersgate
Southwick
Shoreham by sea
east worthing
worthing
west worthing
durrington on sea
goring by sea
angmering
ford
barnham
chichester
southbourne
emsworth
warblington
havant
bedhampton
fratton
portsmouth ss
portsmouth hbr

You see what I mean