Class 40

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About the Class 40

The Class 40 is a locomotive built by English Electric between 1958 and 1962. Those still running are mostly on heritage railways. The register lists 7: 5 in traffic and 2 preserved. The largest holders are East Lancashire Railway (2), East Lancashire Railway / SVR (1) and Locomotive Services Group (1), with 3 others holding the rest.

7 in the register 5 in traffic 2 preserved

Units

Unit OperatorStatusLast workedLast seen at
40012 Midland Railway Centre never seen
40013 Locomotive Services Group never seen Numbered D213
40106 East Lancashire Railway / SVR never seen
40118 Tyseley Locomotive Works Preserved never seen
40122 National Railway Museum Preserved never seen Numbered D200
40135 East Lancashire Railway never seen
40145 East Lancashire Railway never seen Numbered D345

Operators

Who runs them, and how many each holds. The subclasses link to that operator's own page for the type.

Liveries

What the class wears, across every operator. Units whose livery the register does not record are left out rather than counted as unliveried.

LiveryUnits
BR Green 4
BR Blue 3