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Class 334

Alstom's three-car electric train, in service since 2001. It runs the Airdrie–Bathgate line between Edinburgh and Glasgow and other services around Glasgow.

Class 334, schematic side elevation, 3 cars
Schematic side elevation of a full train, drawn from the dimensions below. Drawn in ScotRail's Saltire livery from the Class 334 livery sheet in Transport Scotland's 2023 identity guidelines, each car scaled by its printed length. Drawn at 10 px per metre. Download SVG

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Type
Electric multiple unit
Builder
Alstom
In service
since 2001
Operators
ScotRail
Formation
3 cars (DMS-PTS-DMS): driving cars 21.01 m, middle car 19.94 m
Fleets
ScotRail: 40
Top speed
90 mph (145 km/h)
Power
25 kV AC overhead
Profile
main-line
Seats per train
178
Total capacity
178 seats and 5 tip-up
Status
In service: 40 three-car units.

Car types

CodeCarLengthDoors per side
DMSDriving motor standard (DMS)21.01 m2 double
PTSPantograph trailer standard (PTS)19.94 m2 double

Sources

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unverified the drawing's source sheet: ScotRail's livery template of March 2010 (unit number '334000'); changes to the trains since then, such as for the accessible toilet Eversholt now lists, may not be shown, the drawing's driving cars: the sheet draws them 0.2-0.3% long against the PTS (38 to 66 mm); each car is scaled by its own printed length, the drawing's couplings: taken at the nose foot and mid-way between bodies, which the sheet doesn't mark, the drawing's wheels (889 mm) and bogie frames: as drawn on a livery sheet, not from a bogie drawing