IMU 160 layout description

​Overall train layout:

Three car train, carriage one is on the left, carriage two in the middle and carriage three is on the right. An arrow shows the train can run in either direction.

Carriage seating layout:

From left to right, from one end of the train to other end. Both sides of the train are the same unless stated.

Carriage 1

  • Drivers cab on end of train 
  • Unisex bathroom 
  • Train doors on both sides 
  • Allocated spaces  
  • Twin sets of inward facing priority seats  
  • Five sets of twin seats facing inwards 
  • Twin sets of inward facing priority seats  
  • Allocated spaces  
  • Train doors on both sides 
  • Allocated spaces with two pull down seats on the wall 
  • Twin set of priority seats facing towards the doors 
  • Two rows of twin seats facing towards the doors 

Carriage 2

  • One row of twin seats facing towards the first set of doors 
  • Twin sets of seats facing each other to make a four seat area 
  • Three side-by-side priority seats facing inwards 
  • Train doors on both sides 
  • Twin sets of inward facing priority seats  
  • Twin set of seats facing each other to make a four seat area  
  • Three rows of twin seats facing the first set of doors 
  • Three rows of twin seats facing the away from the first set of doors 
  • Twin sets of seats facing each other to make a four seat area 
  • Twin sets of inward facing priority seats  
  • Train doors on both sides 
  • Three side-by-side priority seats facing inwards 
  • One row of twin seats facing towards the doors 
  • Twin sets of seats facing each other to make a four seat area 

Carriage 3​

  • One row of twin seats facing towards the first set of doors 
  • Twin sets of seats facing each other to make a four seat area 
  • Three side-by-side priority seats facing inwards 
  • Train doors on both sides 
  • Twin sets of inward facing priority seats  
  • Twin set of seats facing each other to make a four seat area  
  • Three rows of twin seats facing the first set of doors 
  • Three rows of twin seats facing the away from the first set of doors 
  • Twin sets of seats facing each other to make a four seat area 
  • Twin sets of inward facing priority seats  
  • Train doors on both sides 
  • Free space on one side and three pull down seats on the opposite wall 
  • One row of twin seats facing towards the doors.