A Class 320 electric train at Motherwell railway station in North Lanarkshire
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A Class 320 electric train at Motherwell railway station in North Lanarkshire
Image: © Garry Cornes Taken: 4 Jan 2016
320 315 awaits departure from Motherwell station. Motherwell railway station is a busy commuter station in which the West Coast Main Line, (WCML), passes through. Many trains pass this station at high speed heading for either London Euston, (Southbound), or Glasgow Central, (Northbound).
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