Title: Sydney Trains - Wikipedia
Headings: Sydney Trains
Sydney Trains
Contents
History
Network changes
Operations
Network
NightRide
Rolling stock
Sydney Trains fleet
Patronage
Ticketing and costs
See also
References
External links

Content: Sydney Trains rolling stock
Sydney Trains operates a fleet of double deck electric multiple units. The trainsets are divided into the following classes: Sydney Trains fleet
Class
Carriages
Entered Service
Formation
Routes
Image
K sets
160
1981-85
4 cars
T2
T3
T8

T sets
447
1988-95
T1
T4
T7
T9

M sets
140
2002-05
T2
T3
T5
T7
T8

H sets
220
2006-12
T1
T4
T9

A sets
626
2011-14
8 cars
T1
T2
T3
T5
T7
T8
T9

B sets
328
2018-21
T2
T3
T8

Though primarily operated by NSW TrainLink, some H sets are also used on suburban services, and with the delivery of the D sets for operations on regional NSW TrainLink lines from 2020, most of the sets will be transferred to suburban services. All Sydney Trains A, B and M sets are maintained by Downer Rail. Their contract for the Millenium trains (M sets) was extended by 10 years from June 2017. All other types of trains including NSW TrainLink intercity V and H sets are maintained by UGL Unipart. The contract with UGL Unipart was extended for two years from 1 July 2019. The Sydney Trains network is divided into three sectors, based around three maintenance depots. Trainsets are identified by target plates, which are exhibited on the front lower nearside of driving carriages. Each target plate includes the letter of the class the set belongs to and the number of the individual set.