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• The first eight-wheeled carriages were three first class sleeping carriages.
• The train consisted of 5 sleeping carriages ( 3x TAM, 2x MAL ), 2 Goulburn.
• On 1 October 1873 the first sleeping carriage ran between Euston and Glasgow, attached to the " limited mail ".
• Eventually British Rail agreed to retain the Fort William portion, but it was reduced from four sleeping carriages to one.
• Starting from 1 November 2006 sleeping carriages were re-introduced on selected Economy Trains, this decision was however reversed shortly thereafter.
• To provide for the upgrade, a new design of steel carriages was developed, to replace the worst of the E type sleeping carriages.
• The front two sleeping carriages are for Fort William, being combined at Edinburgh with a further two sitting carriages to make a four-vehicle formation.
• The livery reverted to green in 1903, although the sleeping carriages that which replaced the Pullmans and main-line excursion trains were built in varnished teak.
• In January 2000, sitting carriages were introduced with 11 ex Virgin Trains Mark 3 sleeping carriages were refurbished with a purple and blue livery applied.
• In the early 1950s, it began to be worked by diesel locomotives and from January 1960 was hauled by stainless steel sleeping carriages were introduced.
• In 2006, direct sleeper services were discontinued beyond Rovaniemi ( to Kemij鋜vi ) because the new double-deck sleeping carriages were unable to operate with diesel haulage.
• While smoking was already forbidden on slower regional and interregional trains, it is still permitted in some seating compartments, but not the sleeping carriages, of overnight trains.
• In 1999 the carriages were refurbished and repainted to a plain grey scheme at Keswick, and most of the cars had names applied, recycled from the sleeping carriages.
• The train carries 15 cars built 40 to 50 years ago : seven sleeping carriages, two dining cars, two club cars, two crew cars, an observation car and a laundry.
• By expanding the train length from 9 to 14 carriages, three'luxury'sleeping carriages, one'first class'lounge and one restaurant car could be included in the consist, replicating the services provided on The Sunlander.
• Then, during the crucial period, East coast ran six carriages ( one bogie sleeping carriage, three six-wheeler carriages, two brake vans ) and West Coast, single-heading, ran four passenger bogie carriages, about.
• Passengers are carried in normal passenger carriages or in sleeping carriages on longer journeys, while the cars are loaded into autoracks, car-carriers, or flatcars that normally form part of the same train.
• The first overnight service was the " Sydney Mail " ( with First class sleeping carriage ) introduced in January 1888 following the opening of the New South Wales line to Wallangarra.
• A fire broke out on a train in eastern France early Wednesday and filled the sleeping carriage with smoke, killing 12 people and driving panicked passengers to smash windows and jump to safety.
• In 1908-1909 a through sleeping carriage service from London to Strathpeffer had been run, going forward from Inverness on the 9 : 50 am Wick train, which detached a portion for Strathpeffer at Dingwall.