U142s

U142s refers to a designation used for specific types of historical railway rolling stock. The "U" typically indicates a passenger carriage, and the "142" specifies a particular model or series within that category. These carriages were often used in regional or suburban services. They were characterized by their specific design features, which could include seating arrangements, door types, and construction materials, depending on the era and railway company that operated them.

Information regarding U142s can be found in railway archives, enthusiast publications, and specialized railway history books. These sources detail their operational history, technical specifications, and the routes they served. Their period of service varied, but they were generally part of the rolling stock fleets of various national or private railway companies in the mid to late 20th century. Many U142s have since been withdrawn from service, though some may be preserved in railway museums or by heritage railway organizations for historical display and occasional operation. Their design and features offer insight into the evolution of passenger railway transportation.