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153312
Class 153
Videos featuring 153312
This video features a variety of railway scenes from different locations in Wales and surrounding areas. It includes footage of Class 153, 50, 56, 58, and 66 locomotives operating on various services, including postal runs and freight movements. Locations shown include Bristol Parkway, Rhymney, Lydney, Cardiff Queen Street, Ferryside, and Newport. The content highlights historical and operational aspects of rail transport during the early 2000s.
This video captures railway activity in the West Country during May 1997, featuring trains at Par and Bristol Temple Meads. At Par, a Class 31 locomotive is seen shunted into a siding while a Class 153 Sprinter departs under semaphore signals. In Bristol, a Class 37/4 arrives on a summer loco-hauled service from Weymouth, and a HST power car hauls a barrier vehicle. A Class 47 locomotive is also shown departing on an Inter-City working. The footage includes various British Rail classes operating in the region during this period.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 153, 230, 31, 314, and 37, captured at locations such as Lakeside, Ash, and Taunton. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, DB Schenker, Intercity, Network Rail, Network South East, and Transport For Wales. The footage appears to be a casual recording of rail activity, likely from a personal or enthusiast perspective. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video explores the Transport for Wales Rail operator as part of a series examining railway services in Wales. It includes footage from various locations such as Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, and Manchester Piccadilly, featuring stock including Class 143, 150, and 153 locomotives. The content provides an overview of the operator's current operations, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video discusses the history of Keolis Amey as Transport for Wales operator, examining their operations and whether they should be considered a failure. The content includes references to various railway stock classes such as 142, 143, and 150, along with locations including Cefn-y-Bedd, Church Stretton, Craven Arms, Fairbourne, Pont-y-Pant, Runcorn East, Warrington Bank Quay, and Wolverhampton. Several operators are mentioned, including Transport for Wales, British Railways, Northern, and others. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video explores the history and challenges faced by Arriva Trains Wales, examining criticisms from passengers and industry stakeholders. It discusses whether the company can be considered a failed franchise despite not being legally stripped of its contract. The content includes references to various railway locations across Wales, including Blaenau Ffestiniog, Cardiff Queen Street, Fishguard Harbour, Heath High Level, Llandudno Junction, Port Talbot Parkway, Rhoose Cardiff International Airport, and Weston-super-Mare. Several train stock types are mentioned, though specific operators are not detailed in the metadata.
This video features railway activity at Stafford, Crewe, and Acton Bridge, with additional footage from Wolverhampton. Various train stock is present, including classes 150, 153, 158, 175, 197, 221, 323, and 350. Operators featured include Avanti West Coast, Blue Pullman, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Intercity, London Northwestern Railway, Northern, Rail Express Systems, and Transport For Wales. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures a journey through parts of Greater Manchester and beyond, featuring several railway locations including Altrincham, Manchester Oxford Road, and Stockport. The footage includes multiple trains with headcodes such as 0I80, 1C05, and 6A26, operating under various operators like Avanti West Coast, Northern, and Transpennine. Several stock identifiers are present, including classes 150, 153, 175, and 66, though specific operator details for these units are not provided. The content reflects a personal account of travel challenges encountered during the journey.
A combination of three trains, including 153312 and 153926 from the Class 153 fleet and 170206 from the Class 170 fleet, is seen at Cardiff Central. The operator involved is Transport For Wales. No headcodes are present in the record.
This video features multiple Class 150 diesel multiple units, including units numbered 150206, 150208, 150227, 150250, 150251, 150260, 150264, 150279, 150282, and 150284. The footage includes scenes from several locations in and around Cardiff, such as Barry Island, Bank, Barry, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff Central, Cardiff Queen Street, Dingle Road, Hale, Penarth, and Piccadilly. Operators associated with the video include DB Schenker, EWS, and Transport For Wales. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video captures a day trip featuring railway footage from multiple locations including Leamington Spa and Basingstoke. It includes appearances of various locomotive classes, such as 43, 142, 143, 150, and 153. The journey also covers several other sites across the UK, with associated operators and headcodes identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Cardiff Central and other locations including Aberdare, Bridgend, Coryton, Paignton, Penally, and Treherbert. It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 142, 143, 150, and 153, operated by First Great Western and South Western Railway. The record is limited in that headcode information is not available.
A video captures the departure of a Class 153 diesel multiple unit, numbered 153312, from Crewe station heading towards Shrewsbury. The footage includes views of the train as it begins its journey, with the locations of Crewe and Shrewsbury clearly featured. While the specific operator is not identified in the metadata, the stock information confirms the type of rolling stock involved. Additional details such as the headcode are not available in the current record.
A train departs Cardiff Queen Street heading towards Cardiff Bay. The video features a service associated with headcode 153312, which is likely operating as part of the Cardiff Bay Shuttle. The footage includes scenes from Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Bay, with another location identified as Bargoed. While specific operator information is not available in the metadata, the train stock involved appears to include units classified under classes 142 and 153. The record contains limited details, with some key fields such as operator and headcode missing.
A video shows the train numbered 153312 departing from Cardiff Central heading towards Coryton. The footage captures the moment the train begins its journey, with no additional details provided about the operator or headcode. The locations involved in this clip are clearly identified as Cardiff Central and Coryton. While the specific operator is not mentioned in the metadata, the train's stock number indicates it belongs to a class 153 series. The video offers a brief glimpse into the movement of this particular train between these two points.
A video captures the departure of two trains, numbered 158833 and 153312, from Cardiff Central heading towards Ebbw Vale Parkway. The footage shows these trains leaving the station, with no further details on their operators or headcodes provided in the metadata. The locations involved are clearly identified as Cardiff Central and Ebbw Vale Parkway. While the stock numbers of the trains are present, additional operational information is not available in the current record.