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Merseyrail Electrics Franchise(s): Merseyrail
1997 – 1999Main region(s): Merseyside Other region(s): Lancashire, Cheshire Fleet size: 59 Stations called at: 67 (66 operated) Parent company: MTL (later Arriva) Merseyrail Electrics was the franchise holder of the Merseyrail service from 19 January 1997.[1] The company was owned by MTL, who were also awarded the Northern Spirit franchise. MTL became bankrupt in 1999, and the franchise was handed to Arriva Trains Merseyside.
Fleet
Class Image Type Top speed Number Routes operated Unit numbers Built mph km/h Class 507 electric multiple unit 75 120 32 Northern Line
Wirral Line507001-021, 023-033 1978-1980 Class 508/1 electric multiple unit 75 120 31 Northern Line
Wirral Line508102, 103, 104, 108, 110-112, 114, 115, 117, 118, 120, 122-128, 130, 131, 134-143 1979-1980 References
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Preceded by
Regional Railways
As part of British RailOperator of Merseyrail franchise
1997 - 2000Succeeded by
Arriva Trains MerseysideDefunct train operating companies in the United Kingdom ▲ Current • Future ► InterCity: Regional: Arriva Trains Merseyside · Arriva Trains Northern · Central Trains1 · First North Western · Merseyrail Electrics · Northern Spirit · ScotRail · Valley Lines · Wales and Borders · Wales and West · Wessex Trains · Wrexham & Shropshire
London and South East: - 1 Including Central Citylink *2 Now a sub-brand of Southern *3 Now a sub-brand of South West Trains *4 including Silverlink County & Silverlink Metro
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