East Coast (train operating company)

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East Coast was a British train operating company that ran long-distance passenger services on the East Coast Main Line between London and Scotland from 2009 to 2015 under public ownership.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British train operating company
train operating company
country United Kingdom
endDate 2015
fareSystem National Rail NERFINISHED
governmentInterventionReason failure of previous private operator
headquartersLocation York NERFINISHED
legalForm state-owned company
mainStation London King’s Cross NERFINISHED
operatedBy Department for Transport NERFINISHED
operatedClassOfTrain InterCity 125 NERFINISHED
InterCity 225 NERFINISHED
operatedOn East Coast Main Line NERFINISHED
operatedRoute London King’s Cross to Edinburgh Waverley NERFINISHED
London King’s Cross to Leeds NERFINISHED
London King’s Cross to Newcastle
London King’s Cross to York
operatedService Inter-city rail
high-speed rail
ownerDuringOperation UK government NERFINISHED
ownership public ownership
parentCompany Directly Operated Railways NERFINISHED
predecessor National Express East Coast NERFINISHED
railFranchise InterCity East Coast franchise NERFINISHED
railGauge standard gauge
railNetwork National Rail network of Great Britain NERFINISHED
reasonForReplacement re-privatisation of InterCity East Coast franchise
regionServed England
Scotland
routeEnd Scotland NERFINISHED
routeStart London NERFINISHED
sector rail transport
serviceType long-distance passenger services
startDate 2009
status defunct
successor Virgin Trains East Coast NERFINISHED
ticketingSystem National Rail NERFINISHED
usedInfrastructureOwner Network Rail NERFINISHED

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London–Aberdeen historicalOperator East Coast (train operating company)
subject surface form: London–Aberdeen rail corridor