30.11.2003 This wagon has seen better days. Notice the 'BR' text from the days of British Railways.
14.07.2006 14:05 | Esa Leskinen: | That UIC-code (33 RIV, 70 BR) is interesting. Does it mean that these waggons can also run on the continent? | |
14.07.2006 16:53 | Nick Johnson: | thats pretty unlikely - at the time of BR's privatisation there was no channel tunnel and it was very rare for wagons like this to be transported across the channel by boat! | |
15.07.2006 10:16 | Nick Johnson: | on my recent belgium trip I passed a long line of cargo trucks marked with italian markings, I guess they send normal cargo through the chunnel frequently as well as loading up actual channel tunnel trains with trucks on the flatbeds. | |
11.11.2009 20:01 | Tuukka Ryyppö: | I would guess that BR is just an abbreviation that one of the companies has inherited from British Railways. The UIC info has probably appeared when they started its service. |