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The '''Coradia 1000''' is a type of [[Diesel multiple unit]] (DMU) in [[Great Britain]], part of the [[Alstom Coradia]] family. There are two types in service, the {{brc|175}} and {{brc|180}}. |
The '''Coradia 1000''' is a type of [[Diesel multiple unit]] (DMU) in [[Great Britain]], part of the [[Alstom Coradia]] family. There are two types in service, the {{brc|175}} and {{brc|180}}. |
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Currently, these DMUs are only operated by three train operating companies. [[Transport for Wales Rail]] utilise the {{brc|175}}, and the {{brc|180}} by [[Grand Central (train operating company)|Grand Central]] and [[Hull Trains]]. They all have diesel-hydraulic transmission. |
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The Coradia 1000 is a type of Diesel multiple unit (DMU) in Great Britain, part of the Alstom Coradia family. There are two types in service, the Class 175 and Class 180.
Currently, these DMUs are only operated by three train operating companies. Transport for Wales Rail utilise the Class 175, and the Class 180 by Grand Central and Hull Trains. They all have diesel-hydraulic transmission.
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