What are the British Rail departmental multiple unit classes?
Q: What are the British Rail departmental multiple unit classes?
A: These are classes of multiple units that were reserved for departmental stock in British Rail.
Q: Which classes were allocated to Southern Region multiple units?
A: Classes 930-935 were allocated to Southern Region multiple units.
Q: What were most of the departmental multiple units converted from?
A: Most of the departmental multiple units were converted from old passenger units.
Q: Which classes were allocated to other EMUs?
A: Classes 936 and 937 were allocated to other EMUs.
Q: Which classes were allocated to other DMUs?
A: Class 960 was allocated to other DMUs.
Q: Has the allocation of classes been strictly followed in recent years?
A: No, in recent years the allocation of classes has been less rigidly adhered to.
Q: Which series were the ex-200 and 400 converted from?
A: The ex-200 and 400 were Southern Region multiple units that were converted to classes 930-935.
