<p>Inside a Class 345 train which when photographed was being used on the local / 'all stations' TFL Rail service along the Great Eastern Main Line (GEML) between London Liverpool Street station and Shenfield stations.
</p><p>When construction works have been completed these trains will be used on the London Crossrail Elezabeth Line services.
</p><p>Note that the seat on the far left of this photograph has a different colour seat fabric - this designates a seat intended for people who can walk but have limited mobility. These seats are always spread throughout the train and always near the doors and at the end of longitudinal seating bays / next to handrails which the passengers can use to help them stand up when the train reaches their destination station.
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On the right is a multi-purpose seating areas. There of several of these areas - which are close to the passenger doors - spread throughout the train. They are intended for passengers with children in pushchairs / strollers / buggies or who are carrying parcels, etc. The three folding / tip-up seats can also be used by other passengers when not required by the special needs groups mentioned above. Passengers who use wheelchairs have their own special areas in a different part of the train.
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