What is the purpose of the British Rail power classifications?
Q: What is the purpose of the British Rail power classifications?
A: The purpose of the British Rail power classifications is to categorize the new main line diesel locomotive fleet following the 1955 modernisation plan based on engine power output.
Q: How many categories were there in the British Rail power classifications?
A: There were five categories in the British Rail power classifications.
Q: What were the categories called in the British Rail power classifications?
A: The categories in the British Rail power classifications were called Type 1 to Type 5.
Q: Who used the British Rail power classifications?
A: The British Transport Commission, later British Railways, used the British Rail power classifications.
Q: What did the British Rail power classifications categorize?
A: The British Rail power classifications categorize the main line diesel locomotive fleet based on engine power output.
Q: When were the British Rail power classifications introduced?
A: The British Rail power classifications were introduced following the 1955 modernisation plan.
Q: Was the British Rail power classifications used for steam locomotives?
A: No, the British Rail power classifications were only used for the main line diesel locomotive fleet.
