156417

This video features Class 150 and Class 156 diesel multiple units at Furness Vale. The operator associated with the footage is Northern. No headcodes are included in the metadata.

Northern Trains Class 156 Super Sprinter units 156424 and 156417 are shown operating a service from Manchester Oxford Road to Southport on the west coast main line. The footage captures the trains passing through Bamfurlong on a wet afternoon, with the route diverted via Chat Moss due to ongoing electrification works at Hindley. The units were running on time according to the recorded information.

This video captures train activity at Stockport station, featuring a mix of passenger and freight services. Various Train Operating Companies are present, including Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, DB Schenker, and others. Freight movements include binliner trains and a Top and Tailed service to Ashburys, hauled by diesel locomotives. The footage also includes the recently re-geared 66652 in operation. The scene highlights the station's role as a key point on the route between Manchester Piccadilly and other destinations.

It includes passenger services such as a Class 156 Sprinter and a Leeds Metro liveried Class 158 DMU, alongside freight operations involving multiple Class 56 Grid locomotives, a Class 37, and a Class 60. The footage also shows semaphore signalling and Wrawby Junction in operation.

It includes various services passing through the station, with one train seen waiting for a railtour to Basingstoke, which is identified by the headcode 2L09 and locomotive 66719. The footage features multiple train units, including classes 156, 170, 321, 323, 82, and 90, though operators are not specified in the metadata.

This video captures rail footage from several locations in East Anglia, including Ipswich, Westerfield, Wymondham, Thurston, and Felixstowe. It features both freight and passenger services operated by Greater Anglia, Freightliner, and Southern. Locomotives seen include classes 156, 170, 66, and 86, with specific units such as 156417, 170271, 66420, 66515, 66561, 86627, 86638, and 90013. The footage also includes a headcode of 1K73.

A video showing Scot Rail 156503 on hire to East Midlands Railway and Greater Anglia, alongside 156417 and 156412, at Ely. The footage includes additional locations such as Cromer, Norwich, Sheringham, and Sudbury. No headcodes are identified in the record.

This video captures Greater Anglia trains operating at Brundall during the final months of semaphore signal use. The footage includes several rail vehicles, including classes 156 and 170, as well as some class 37 units. While specific operator details for individual stock items are not provided, the overall operator is identified as Greater Anglia. The location of Brundall is clearly featured, offering a glimpse into railway operations during this transitional period. Some metadata fields remain incomplete, but the video provides a visual record of historical signaling practices and train movements in the area.

This video features Greater Anglia Class 156 electric multiple unit 156417, likely operating in the eastern England region. It includes scenes from locations such as Colne, Bethnal Green, Clacton-on-Sea, Cressing, Harold Wood, Kelvedon, Snaresbrook, Stratford, and Sudbury. The footage appears to capture railway operations or scenic views associated with these areas, possibly including the East Anglian Railway Museum. Some operational details such as headcodes are not included in the record.

This video features a collection of railway units filmed at Ely, Peterborough, Cambridge, and Ipswich between 19th and 21st June 2016. The footage includes multiple units such as classes 153, 156, 158, and 170. While the operators associated with these units are not specified in the metadata, several railway operators are listed in the record. No headcodes were identified in the content.

This video features three trains operated by Greater Anglia at Lowestoft. The trains involved are numbered 170271, 156417, and 153301. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.