COMMUTER TRAIN

The video introduces British Rail's new experimental commuter train, PEP, highlighting its features such as increased standing room, self-levelling air suspension, and safer sliding doors. It also discusses noise reduction and temperature regulation through double glazing and insulation. British Rail seeks public feedback before production.

What is the main difference in seating arrangement in the new PEP train compared to older models?

• No seats, only standing room

• Same number of seats and standing room

• Fewer seats and more standing room

• More seats and less standing room

What feature of the PEP train contributes to a smoother ride?

• Self-levelling air suspension

• Special insulation

• Sliding doors

• Double glazing

How do the sliding doors of the PEP train enhance safety?

• They are locked in transit

• They are made of reinforced glass

• They have manual locks

• They open automatically at stations

What are the benefits of double glazing and special insulation in the PEP train?

• More seating capacity

• Reduced noise and regulated temperature

• Increased speed and efficiency

• Enhanced visual appeal

What does British Rail want from passengers before the PEP train goes into production?

• Financial investment

• Feedback and opinions

• Design suggestions

• Safety reports