NNR Class 1445

The NNR Class 1445 (NCR Class 1500) is an electric multiple unit passenger train built by Tezzaburg Industries in various batches between 1971 and 1979, they are one of the most common EMUs still in use in Neutralston to this date. Many have been exported to Mainland Europe with some units ending up in countries such as: Sweden, Finland and Yugoslavia. 
The units were built using the versatile NCR Commuter platform which enabled the units to be produced on a large scale whilst also being cheap to both maintain and operate. This platform was based on the previous City Red family of EMUs, built for the Neutralston City Railway. 
History
In the 1960s, much of the existing rolling stock that was in service with Neutralston National Railways dated back to Pre-WW2, as a result railway services across the country lacked heavily in terms of Punctuality and Ride-Quality, the vast majority of rolling stock was loco-hauled by NNR Class 45s which were limited to 60 mph due to their aging internals. On top of this, Neutralston was still operating Steam trains in regular service with NNR 50 Classes running the bulk of Express services out of Neutralston City and Port Benedict.