1995 Stock
Owned and maintained by Alstom under a private finance deal. The trains run automatically under Thales signalling, and were refurbished in 2013–15.
- Type
- Electric multiple unit
- Builder
- GEC Alsthom (Alstom), Washwood Heath, Birmingham
- Built
- 1996–1999
- In service
- since 1998
- Lines
- Northern
- Formation
- 6 cars: two 3-car units
- Trains in fleet
- 106
- Train length
- 107.87 m
- Car height
- 2.875 m
- Car width
- 2.63 m
- Profile
- tube
- Walk-through
- No
- Air-conditioned
- No
- Seats per train
- 248
- Standing (5 per m²)
- 552
- Total capacity
- 800 (248 seated + 552 standing at 5 per m²)
- Status
- In service. No funded replacement plan.
Car types
| Code | Car | Length | Weight (tare) | Doors per side |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DM | Driving motor | 17.77 m | 29.4 t | 2 double + 1 single |
| T | Trailer | 17.77 m | 21.5 t | 2 double + 2 single |
| UNDM | Uncoupling non-driving motor | 17.77 m | 27.9 t | 2 double + 2 single |
Sources
- Rolling Stock Information Sheets (2nd edition), London Underground, March 2007, pp. 12–13 (builder, dimensions, doors, formation, capacity, train length)
- Rolling Stock Information Sheets (2nd edition), London Underground, March 2007, pp. 13 (car diagrams, matching the 1996 Stock's; weights)
- Rolling Stock Information Sheets (4th edition), Transport for London (released under FOI-0237-2223), pp. 10-11 (106 six-car trains; doors: two double and one single per side on driving cars)
- London Underground 1995 Stock, Wikipedia (entry into service, refurbishment)
unverified entry into service (TfL sheets: 1997–2000; Alstom: 1998; Wikipedia: first passenger train 12 June 1998)