Rolling Stock
See also: MARC Train#EquipmentThe Brunswick Line (like the Camden Line) is a diesel-only line. All trains are 3 to 7 cars long with usually a single diesel locomotive in push-pull configuration however some trains like 883 or 880 can operate 2 locomotives from time to time, (with cab-car end towards Union Station). The line uses primarily single level cars, with a few bilevels used for some trains. The Brunswick Line is the only line to utilize ex-Metra Pullman Gallery cars, since it's the only MARC line to use all low-level platforms on the main line between Martinsburg and Washington D.C. However, gallery cars are restricted from the Frederick Branch due to Monocacy station having a high platform.
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