File:Alfa Pendular Series 4000 No 4005 (11952493934).jpg
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| Description | Alfa pendular train, CP's serie 4000, is the name of the Pendolino high-speed tilting train of the Portuguese state railway company CP. Travelling at speeds of up to 220 kilometres per hour the trains were assembled in Portugal by ADtranz. |
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| Source | Alfa Pendular Series 4000 No 4005 |
| Author | Peter Broster |
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