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156408
Class 156
Videos featuring 156408
It includes various trains passing through the area, with headcodes such as 1K63, 2L60, and 2L74 identified. The recording location is noted as B6326, with trackside information indicating NOB1 16 Miles 78 Chains. Multiple train stock numbers are listed, including classes 156, 158, and 170, though operators are not specified in the metadata.
This video captures train movements observed at Huncoat Railway Station and levelcrossing in east Lancashire. It includes the 2N85 service from Colne to Preston operated by Northern’s class 156 DMU 156408, the 2K67 service from Blackburn to Headbolt Lane operated by Northern’s class 150 DMU 150138, and the 6E73 freight service from Shap Summit Quarry to Doncaster Up Decoy operated by Direct Rail Services’ class 66 locomotive 66432.
Trains include Class 805, 150, 156, and 195 units. The footage shows a variety of services operating between locations such as Blackpool North, Bradford Interchange, Clitheroe, Manchester Victoria, Todmorden, and Wigan Wallgate. Headcodes observed include 1F32 and 5M00.
This video captures activity at Metheringham Level Crossing in Lincolnshire. It includes various train stock numbers, such as 153315, 153319, and 802203, though operators are not specified. The footage references several locations including Collingham, Doncaster, and Sleaford, along with multiple headcodes like 2K23 and 4L45. The video provides details about the recording location and includes information sourced from various rail-related websites.
This video explores the stops along the Altrincham line of the Manchester Metrolink. It provides information on various stations, including Altrincham, Trafford Park, and Manchester Airport, among others. The content is part of a series examining all 99 Metrolink stops. No specific train stock or operator details are highlighted in the video's metadata.
The video captures passenger and freight trains operating in Stockport and Sheffield. It features a DB Cargo Class 66 diesel locomotive, along with various rail vehicles including Class 150, 156, 170, 197, 220, and 222 units. Operators present include DB Cargo, Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, and Northern. The footage showcases a mix of modern and older rolling stock in action across these locations.
This video captures scenes from Lincolnshire in October 1995, featuring semaphore signals, including a somersault signal, and Class 156 Sprinter diesel multiple units at Thorpe Culvert, Wainfleet, and Skegness. The footage includes British Railways stock and highlights regional rail operations during that period. Some details such as headcodes are not present in the record.
This video captures railway activity at Derby Station in May 2010, showcasing a variety of rolling stock and operators. British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Cross Country, and South West Trains are represented with services including Class 153, 156, 158, and 170 DMUs, as well as Class 222 electric units. The footage highlights the diversity of trains operating from Derby to destinations such as Sheffield, Reading, Penzance, and beyond. While no headcodes are provided, the video offers a snapshot of regional rail operations during this period.
Additional locations mentioned include Blackpool North, Glasgow Central, Headbolt Lane, Liverpool Lime Street, London Euston, Manchester Oxford Road, and Manchester Victoria. Various headcodes and stock numbers are identified in the footage.
This video captures Northern train services at Hindley station, with several Class 150 and Class 158 diesel units visible. The footage was recorded on a Wednesday in late November, showing trains arriving and departing the station. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including Class 37 and Class 390 locomotives, alongside several Class 156 and Class 319 diesel multiple units. It includes footage from locations such as Birmingham New Street, Crewe, Euston, and Liverpool Lime Street. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast and Direct Rail Services (DRS). Headcodes present in the video include 1F02, 1M16, and others. The content provides a visual journey through different parts of the rail network with various train services.
This video explores a journey on what is described as one of the slowest train routes in Great Britain, traveling from Hessle to Barton-On-Humber across the Humber estuary. The route includes several locations such as Howden, Goole, and Cleethorpes. Multiple train stock types are identified, including classes 156, 158, 170, 185, and 31, with operators such as British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Northern, and Transpennine associated with the route. The journey is compared to walking over the Humber Bridge, highlighting the slow pace of this particular rail service.
This video captures a variety of trains passing through Spalding and surrounding areas, including Hope, Lincoln, and Peterborough. It features multiple train stock types such as classes 156, 170, 37, 56, and 66, with headcodes ranging from 0D02 to 3J40. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Colas, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Hull Trains, LNER, Network Rail, and West Midlands Trains. The content provides a snapshot of rail activity in the region during December 2021.
This video captures train activity along the East Coast Main Line, featuring footage from Doncaster, Newark Northgate, Peterborough, and Grantham. It includes sightings of various rail stock, such as Class 156, Class 43, and Class 66 locomotives, with some operated by Hull Trains and DB Schenker. The content also highlights the presence of Tornado at Grantham and other trains in service along the route.
This video features a variety of railway locomotives and units captured at multiple locations across the network. It includes classes such as 156, 172, 175, 350, 37, and 43, with associated headcodes including 1Q26, 4L22, 4M25, and others. The footage was recorded at locations such as Felixstowe, Nottingham, Sellafield, and Trafford Park, among others. Several operators are represented in the metadata, though specific operator details for individual stock items are not provided.
This video captures footage from Grantham Railway Station in Lincolnshire, featuring various train services. It includes Virgin Trains East Coast 225s and HSTs, Grand Central/Hull Trains Class 180 DMUs, and East Midlands Trains Class 158 and 156 DMUs. A DB Cargo Class 90 is also shown propelling a Virgin Trains 225. The Network Rail New Measurement HST is included in the footage. The video provides a glimpse of train operations at Grantham, which lies on the East Coast Mainline north of London King's Cross.
This video captures a variety of trains at Grantham and along the East Coast Mainline in January 2017. It includes Virgin Trains East Coast 225s and HSTs, Grand Central HSTs, Hull Trains/Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMUs, East Midlands Trains Class 158 'Express Sprinter' and Class 156 'Super Sprinter' DMUs, a Hitachi Class 800 'Azuma' IEP, and a DB Schenker Class 90 propelling a Virgin Trains East Coast 225. The footage highlights different train types operating in the region at that time.
This video features East Midlands Railway services at Nottingham, with additional locations including Leicester, Skegness, and Worksop. A variety of train stock is present, including classes 153, 156, 158, and 222, as well as some 43-class units. The record includes operator information for Cross Country and East Midlands Railway but does not include headcode details.
It features a variety of rolling stock, including Class 156, Class 158, and Class 43 units, though operators associated with these vehicles are not specified in the metadata. The footage also includes Skegness as a location. While no headcodes are identified in the data, the video provides a visual record of train movements at this key station.