Bed pan A name used for the service that used to operate between Bedford and London St.
Named for the TV character Basil Fawlty due to many teething problems on introduction. Baby Warship North British D6300 class locomotives, which used one diesel engine coupled to a hydraulic transmission, making them effectively half a D600 Warship or D800 Warship, each of which had two engines Bagpipes British Rail Class 33/1 locomotives, specifically those fitted for push-pull working with 4TC stock Basils A nickname for the British Rail Class 755 bi-mode / diesel multiple units. They used a single Napier Deltic engine/generator combination, as opposed to the two-engines layout and Co-Co wheel arrangement of the much longer Deltic locomotives from the same manufacturer, to which they bore a very strong family resemblance. a yellow aspect) Autocoach A passenger coach fitted with a driving cab and controls for use in an autotrain Automatic warning system (AWS) The specific form of limited cab signalling introduced in 1948 in the United Kingdom to help train drivers observe and obey warning signals B Baby Deltic D5900 class Bo-Bo diesel-electric locomotives, constructed by the English Electric company.
A Absolute block signalling A British signalling scheme designed to ensure the safe operation of a railway by allowing only one train to occupy a defined section of track (block) at a time Aspect The indication displayed by a colour-light signal (e.g.
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