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153378
Class 153
Videos featuring 153378
This video captures train movements in North London during July 2025, featuring operations at Upper Holloway, Gospel Oak, and Hatfield. It includes Network Rail test trains alongside Class 37 and Class 153 diesel units, as well as multiple electric multiple unit (EMU) classes such as 378, 387, 700, 710, and 717. Trains are operated by Great Northern, LNER, London Overground, and others. The footage highlights various rail vehicles in service on passenger routes across the region.
A video captures the 153376 Blue Test Train Unit, along with 153378, at Newton St Loe, near Bath. The train is identified with headcode 2Q40 and is associated with the route from Derby to Eastleigh. The footage was recorded on 16 June 2023. While specific operator details are not provided in the metadata, the locations and stock numbers are clearly noted.
This video captures railway scenes in Cardiff during the early 1990s, featuring a variety of train classes including 31, 37, 47, 56, and HSTs. The footage includes views from Cardiff Riverside Station, which was later demolished. Several locomotives and carriages are shown, though operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata. The recording highlights the state of railway infrastructure and stock during that period, with some mention of the condition of the rolling stock.
The footage includes several rail vehicles, including classes 142, 144, and 153, as well as a 158. Additional locations mentioned include Sheffield. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
It includes locomotives from classes 37, 60, and 66, as well as a Class 153. The footage also references several locations across the UK rail network, including Barrow-in-Furness, Clitheroe, Crewe, Euston, and The Lakes. No headcodes are provided in the current record.
It features several train units, including classes 153 and 158, though specific operators for these units are not identified in the metadata. The footage includes locations such as Bridlington, Doncaster, Keighley, Scarborough, and Sheffield. While headcodes are not present in the data, the video provides a visual record of train movements during that period.
A video shows train 153375 operating on a service between Nuneaton and Coventry, departing from Nuneaton. Other trains identified include 153376, 153378, and 57315. The recording is dated 4th February 2015, though no operator or headcode details are provided in the metadata.
This video captures train activity in Barrow-in-Furness, St Bees, and Whitehaven. It features several railcars, including classes 153 and 156, though operator details are not available. The footage includes locations such as Carlisle and Lancaster, but headcodes are not identified in the metadata. The record provides a visual overview of trains in these areas without additional contextual information.
This video captures train activity at Carnforth station. Several trains, including those with stock numbers 144015 and multiple 153 series units, are visible. The operators involved include Northern, Scot Rail, and Southeastern. The footage includes a clip from the 1946 film *Brief Encounter*, which was filmed at the location. Some metadata details such as headcodes are not present in the record.
This video shows Northern Rail services 155344 and 153378 arriving at and departing from York, heading towards Leeds. The footage includes the movement of these trains at York station. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Harrogate and Leeds. No headcodes are provided in the available data.
This video captures Northern Rail trains at Leeds Station. It includes a variety of train stock, such as classes 144, 150, and 153, though specific operators for these vehicles are not identified in the metadata. Additional locations mentioned include Morecambe, Ore, Sheffield, and Sowerby Bridge. The record lacks headcode information, so some details about specific services may be limited.