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    Investigation begins after emergency stop wheel damage on sleeper train

    Jul 01, 2019 1 minute

    CALEDONIAN Sleeper and carriage manufacturer CAF are investigating an incident on the evening of June 11 when the wheel sets on 23.50 London-Euston to Glasgow/Edinburgh ‘Lowlander’ sleeper service were damaged following an emergency brake application.

    It is understood the brake application was involuntary,

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